We are 2 labor and delivery nurses in Los Angeles, CA. On this podcast, we discuss all things birth, babies, breastfeeding, and beyond! We're getting behind the scenes of the nursing world--what makes us as nurses tick and how we can help you have a smoother experience in labor and delivery. Our goal is to provide education for patients-to-be as well as L&D nurses trying to navigate their way thro... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
If you are thinking of being induced or already have an induction planned and scheduled, LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE FIRST! more
Calling all L&D NURSES!! Listen to this episode!! Gina Mundy is an attorney who specializes in childbirth cases. She defends the labor and delivery nurses or OBGYNs being prosecuted, and she is the author of "A Parent's Guide to a Safer Childbirth," ... more
As most of you know, Liz is currently working as a full-time staff labor and delivery nurse. With her years of experience, she shares everything you need to know about recovering from a c-section. This is a follow-up episode to C-Section Prep #63. Sh... more
We've talked about over-producers, but what about those who struggle to make enough milk? There is always a reason, and that's the main takeaway from this episode--we don't want you to settle for not knowing WHY you have low milk supply. Listen to th... more
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When it comes to having a baby there is so much conflicting advice out there and it’s hard to know what to do. I love the advice that Liz and Shaina provide from the point of view of labor nurses. They know the good the bad and the ugly and will help you navigate it all!
I have three older kids and as a woman still find this podcast relevant, interesting and refreshing. more
Hello, I have just stumbled upon your podcast and it absolutely tickles me! I started labor in a very large hospital in Illinois in the year 1965. Things were a whole lot different and I would say I’ve seen it come and I’ve seen it go. My first one listening to is how to check a cervix. I would just like to share that when I started a vaginal exam was a sterile doctors procedure. Nurses only did rectal‘s with a finger cat on there pointing finger. We could get very very accurate! However effacem... more
A friend turned me on to this podcast and I’ve listened to every episode. I love that it’s two L&D nurses that are the hosts. They are so helpful in walking through the things that happen in the hospital from the moment you walk in until the moment you walk out. I feel like it’s so important that pregnant women are knowledgeable and informed about what happens at birth and Shaina and Liz give just the right amount of information so it’s not too overwhelming, but you also can feel empowered to ad... more
I recently found this podcast through other Instagram accounts that I follow! I was blown away by the episode I listened to with Brittany sharpe McCollum! What I really loved was that these birth nurses, even with decades of experience were completely open to learning new information and embracing change and new perspectives!! That is exactly what this world needs!! I love it!
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