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Maternal Resources Jersey City Maternal Resources is committed to the BEST birth experiences and lower cesarean delivery rates. Our

Integrative Obstetrics & Mindful Midwifery is a leading OB/GYN practice dedicated to providing exceptional physician and midwifery care to women in the northeastern region of New Jersey.

09/15/2022

Check out our latest TrueBirth podcast where Dr. Abdelhak & our talk about the purpose and value of a great doula/labor coach. . www.truebirthpodcast.com

08/22/2022

Our next childbirth class is October 1st. We sure you sign up! Can’t wait to see you there

08/08/2022

Check out our latest True Birth Podcast episode. All about postpartum depression from the clinician’s point of you. www.truebirthpodcast.com

07/22/2022

Working out isn’t for everyone in pregnancy, but women that enjoy working out can have a lot of health benefits from it. Most types of exercise are safe and recommended in pregnancy.

07/11/2022

Our latest TrueBirth Podcast is up now! All about Pregestational Diabetes in Pregnancy. Check in out www.truebirthpodcast.com

06/27/2022

Labor Induction: Check out the latest episode: Walking you through what happens in a labor induction. We take you through each step so you can feel comfortable about what you expect on the big day.

06/23/2022

Doctors, midwives, perinatologist, and doulas. Who's who? Often the question comes up what's the difference between a high-risk ob and an obgyn? Or what is the role of the midwife, the doula or the obgyn? All of these questions answered in our most recent TrueBirth podcast. http://ow.ly/SqoN50JFP6z

06/20/2022

Did you know that swimming in pregnancy is safe! Yes in theocean, pools or lakes. Many ask if its safe to swim and not only is it safe, its a great way to get a break from pregnancy weight. Check with your provider before hot tubs and saunas these are generally not recommended.

06/17/2022

An integrative approach to pregnancy is utilizing the techniques garnered by high-risk perinatology, traditional obstetrics and gynecology and the time-honored tradition of midwifery to provide the optimal prenatal care for expecting families. It is a best of all worlds in birth philosophy. It incorporates three different fields of medicine into once approach allowing each distinct expertise to lean on the other for information and collaboration. As a woman and her family journey through pregnancy and birth, the well-being of the whole individual and family unit is a applied perspective when providing medical care.

When a prenatal office chooses to utilized an integrative approach it is a holistic way of viewing the patient and medicine. The mental, emotional, and spiritual components of each person are considered right alongside the physical in the best course of treatment and counseling.

We are experts in the process of pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period but each woman is an expert in her own body. The integrative approach incorporates the patient as a medical advisor.

At Maternal Resources, we pride ourselves on employing several different types of modalities in pregnancy to meet women where they are and give them choices in childbirth. Our goals will align with your goals without any competing agendas or biases.

06/16/2022

How long can you push in ? Actually, pushing or the (second stage of labor) time from 10 cm dilated to of the baby's head can be very quick, a few minutes, or several hours long. Many and will encourage pushing as long as the baby is descending, moving down in the pelvis and not having too much fetal distress.

Some amount of heartbeat irregularities can be normal, especially with a first . In fact, many now have protocols which require the second stage of labor to be a minimum of 3-4 hours long before a is even considered.

Talk to your provider, or educator about what you can expect in the second stage of labor.

06/13/2022

Omega 3 essential fatty acids (DHA) are now known to be just as important (if not more so) than folate and folic acid in pregnancy. is responsible for retina and brain grey matter development.

06/10/2022

Why mental health in maternity matters. One in 5 people experience depression and anxiety in and around childbirth. Often related to fertility, managing pregnancy, a birth experience or the postpartum period. Find out more, so you can know the signs. http://ow.ly/LKTP50JuMfU

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21 McWilliams Place
Jersey City, NJ
07302

Telephone

+12012857323

Website

http://www.maternalresources.org/

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