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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Where do these nurses for holding babies magic come from? [/quote]

Appropriate hospital staffing.   Doesn't have to be highly medically trained staff to fulfill this function either, just gentle responsible and common sense providers.[/quote]

LOL. Good luck with that. Nursing is completely short staffed in 2023. They aren’t going to hire some phantom “gentle, responsible and common sense” non-nursing staff either.[/quote]

Hospitals are businesses.   If you treat your patients like shit, don't be surprised when women with options make different choices for their births and postpartum care.[/quote]

So put your money where your mouth is and quit whining. Just know that policies won’t change unless you convince tens of thousands of your fellow whiners to also eschew giving those hospitals their business, which won’t happen.[/quote]

Mmmhmmm. I don't need to convince anyone.   The stories of their best friends and sisters or their own experience with their first births is the best lesson.  [/quote]

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