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Requests include delaying most newborn procedures 12–24 hours when possible, early skin-to-skin contact, breastfeeding support after lactation consultation, and specific cesarean handling such as support-team presence and watching the birth. 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This is my 2nd child. I have had a C-section, and another C-section is the best route for me. I understand things don’t always go as planned. I trust you will explain and discuss with us all procedures and potential problems. Thank you for using my preferences to help guide and inform my birthing process.  \nMedical Notes: group B strep, gestational diabetes, Rh incompatible with baby, preeclampsia  \n+  \nPlease delay all baby procedures 12–24 hours after birth, if possible. I would like skin-to-skin contact as soon as possible.  \nI would like to try breastfeeding after talking to a lactation consultant.  \nFor my Cesarean, I would like:  \n a moment alone with someone from my support team to process prior to surgery  \n someone from my support team to remain in the room  \n the surgery explained as it happens  \n to watch the birth  \n skin-to-skin contact asap  \n to try breastfeeding asap  \n the baby exposed to vaginal fluids  \n double-layer sutures are preferred  \nOther Notes:  \nEnvironment Preferences: dim lights, birthing ball, music, aromatherapy, fan, candles  \nTo prepare for birth I have studied: General Birth Education  \nAfter Birth, I would like:  \n my team would love to cut the umbilical cord  \n delayed cord-clamping  \n please save: blood and cord  \n please send a lactation consultant in asap after birth  \n myself or someone from my team with baby during any treatments or tests  \n please delay all procedures 12–24 hours after birth  \n baby to stay in my room at all times  \nPlease DO NOT give: sugar water, formula, pacifier, Hep B vaccine, bath  \nIf baby is not doing well, I would like:  \n to accompany baby to the NICU or another facility  \n to try breastfeeding or to provide pumped milk  \n to hold baby whenever possible  \nPostpartum, I would like:  \nlimited visitors, ice packs, to wear my own clothes, Depends and/or heavy duty pads, to stay in the hospital as long as possible  \nSupport Team:","cbCairOjyko4cNdE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairOjyko4cNdE","pdf",883338,"English","# Birth Plan\n## Key Medical Notes\n## Baby Care Preferences After Birth\n## Cesarean-Specific Requests\n## Environment Preferences\n## Items to Avoid\n## If Baby Needs Additional Care\n## Postpartum Preferences","[{\"question\":\"What does the plan request regarding newborn procedures timing after birth?\",\"answer\":\"Delay baby procedures 12–24 hours after birth whenever possible, and request that the baby stay in the room at all times.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan address breastfeeding after a cesarean?\",\"answer\":\"The plan asks for breastfeeding attempts after speaking with a lactation consultant and to try breastfeeding or provide pumped milk if the baby needs NICU care.\"},{\"question\":\"What medical or delivery preferences are specified for the cesarean?\",\"answer\":\"Requests include a moment alone with a support-team member before surgery, having support remain in the room, explaining the surgery as it happens, watching the birth, early skin-to-skin, double-layer sutures, and exposing the baby to vaginal fluids.\"}]","Birth Plan Plus - Cesarean Hospital | PDF",1790135162]