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Information overload
Information overload

There is a massive amount of information about childbirth on the internet, you can truly learn everything you need to know to be prepared for birth online! The problem is, how do you know whether or not you're getting quality, relevant, and balanced information?

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For ParentsJoyce Dykemabirth, birth plan, birth doula, breastfeeding, baby, cesarean, comfort measures, childbirth, childbirth education, CNM, caregiver, doulas, Doula Joyce, expectations, episiotomy, epidural, emotions, experience, family doctor, group b strep, hospital, iv, ican, information, induction of labor, learning, mothers, midwife, natural, newborn, OB, options, obstetrician, prenatal, parents, pregnancy, parenting, postpartum, recovery, statistics, saline lock, support, unmedicated, vbac
The First Hundred
The First Hundred

I am so pleased to announce, I have provided doula support at the births of 100 babies since my doula training in 2009! Come read more, and geek out with me as I dig into my doula practice’s birth statistics!

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For Parents, For Professionals, Life as a Doula, My Story, Nebraska, First HundredJoyce Dykemaabout me, anesthesia, baby girl, baby boy, baby, birth doula, birth, cesarean, childbirth, doula life, Doula Joyce, doulas, EBB Instructor, epidural, episiotomy, induction of labor, mothers, midwife, Nebraska, newborn, professional doula work, pregnancy, parents, support, statistics, thankful, vbac, women