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Fill out the following childbirth plan with your preferences for your baby’s birth. Give a copy of this to your health care provider for your medical chart. Your provider will advise you about any health concerns, hospital policies, or anything else that may affect your labor plan. This can help you think about alternatives if things don’t go exactly as planned. Be flexible in your expectations, and you are more likely to enjoy your baby’s birth. Please bring this form with you to your prenatal visits and to the hospital.  \nSupport during labor and birth  \nWho will be your main support person?   \nIf you need to have a cesarean birth, will your main support person be with you?  Yes  \nNo (In rare cases this won’t be possible.)  \nPlease write the name of any other person who is important to have with you:  \nDuring labor  At the time of birth  If the baby’s siblings are going to be present during labor and/or birth, please list name(s)/age(s) and their health care provider.  \nName/age  GUARDIAN DURING VISIT HEALTH CARE PROVIDER  \nName/age  GUARDIAN DURING VISIT HEALTH CARE PROVIDER  \nDo you want the nurses to help you and your partner control the number of visitors?  Yes  No  \nBirth environment  \nDescribe the environment you and your partner hope to create:   \nDo you plan to film the birth?  Yes  No If so, have you talked about it with your health care provider?  Yes  No (Most hospitals have policies that may prohibit filming the delivery of your baby.)  \nContinued on back  \nPain management  \nThere are several ways to manage pain during labor. Check the ones you might be interested in, and talk with your health care provider  \nabout your choices.  \n Be able to change position and walk around  Relaxation, breathing, and comfort measures  Whirlpool or shower  \nMedicines, anesthesia only at mother’s request IV pain medicine  \nEpidural when labor allows  \nYour preferences for your baby’s birth and care  \nBirth position:  Lying on your back  Lying on your side  Semi-sitting  Sitting upright  Squatting  Other  \nIf possible, avoid episiotomy.  \nHot compresses or perineal massage for stretching.  \nPartner cuts cord.  \nMother/support person give the first bath.  \nNo circumcision.  \nPlan circumcision in the hospital before we leave the hospital. Plan circumcision after we leave the hospital.  \nI plan to breastfeed. We recommend that you:  \n– Start breastfeeding as soon as possible after birth, in the first hour if possible.  \n– Breastfeed whenever baby shows signs of hunger.  \n– Avoid any supplements (such as water, glucose water, formula, or pacifier) unless there is a medical reason.  \nI plan to formula feed.  \nYour personal wishes  \nWhat would you like your health care team to know, in order to give you better care (your cultural, religious, traditional, or personal wishes)?  \nPE2002310-01-17 Rev. 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