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From the page: "1. COPING WITH ANXIETY - As a prospective mother, you are bound to have worries and anxieties. Fear of an unsuccessful delivery, possible abnormalities of your baby, and your own readiness as a parent may contribute to a feeling of helplessness. "

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From the page: "3. FORCEPS DELIVERY �" as C-sections gained popularity, forceps delivery declined. Forceps are only applied nowadays when the cervix of the mother has fully dilated and the baby�s head has descended into the pelvis but fails to descend any further. It is also done when there is a sign of maternal or fetal distress. Forceps (a tong-like instrument) are placed on both sides of the baby�s head, enabling the birth attendant to pull out the baby from birth canal."

From the page: "About 10 to 15 percent of mothers experience depression in the few months after delivery. Postpartum depression is often called �oebaby blues”. It involves irritability, loneliness, helplessness, lack of interest in the baby, and even extreme anxiety. This condition is often unrecognized and the mother may attribute her emotional state to something else. Some of the reason may be life stress, unplanned pregnancy, marital unhappiness, or history of depression in general. "

From the page: "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a mysterious condition that worries many parents. Also known as "crib death" - the baby dies in her sleep-there is still no medical explanation for it. SIDS normally occurs during normal sleeping periods and in some healthy babies too. According to some, it may be due to hampered breathing during sleep."

From the page: "Even before you give birth, you may already be wondering what your baby will look like. Will he inherit your face and his father's height and his grandmother's smile? You can't tell exactly until you've seen your child."

From the page: "The infant's Skin may be grayish blue or blotchy red. - The skin may peel for a few days after birth as in sunburn. The skin will shed off naturally. Don't try to peel it off because doing these so could hurt or scratch the baby's sensitive skin."

From the page: "After birth, some common procedures are administered while you�re still in the delivery room. They are
•The Umbilical Cord is Cut
•The midwife suctions the mucus from baby�s nose and mouth to allow breathing
•The baby�s condition is checked through Apgar testing (this is quick assessment of the baby�s color, hearth rate, reflex, muscle tone
, and respiratory effort. The test is done twice: one minute and five minutes after birth.)"