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Beyond the Clock: Exploring the Pros and Cons of the Golden Hour
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We continue in The First 15 Series by diving into what the hospital calls The Golden Hour, that precious time we can spend with our baby, bonding skin to skin with a limited amount of interruptions.
We will discuss the benefits that have been proven during this time and the importance of a more hands off approach during this period. I will also discuss how the push and sell of this hour can actually be detrimental to the parents who may have that time interrupted, or never get it at all.
Where is the balance and how do we best approach this topic to receive the benefits, tune into our own biological needs, and limit the grief and disappointment when it doesn't look like we had planned? Join me now!
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00:39 Exploring the Golden Hour
04:29 The Importance of Skin-to-Skin Contact
09:57 Hospital Policies and Practices
19:51 Challenges and Realities of the Golden Hour
31:13 Historical Context
32:33 Transition to Postpartum Care
33:02 The Golden Hour: Benefits
34:46 Unrealistic Expectations and Mental Health
36:56 Personal Experiences and Challenges
40:18 Communication and Support During Birth
50:55 Understanding the Golden Hour Stages
55:25 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Topics
Resources:
What People Get Wrong About the ‘Golden Hour’ After Birth, Catherine Pearson, 2/8/22, Huff Post
Health Education Associates, Inc, based on the research of Widstrom, et al.
Acta Paediatr. 2019 Jul; 108(7): 1192–1204. Published online 2019 Mar 13. doi: 10.1111/apa.14754
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