It is comforting for mothers to know that their labor and delivery nurse has seen and experienced a lot of births. That is why they need the support of this nurse when they want to deliver and give birth. They can prove to be valuable partners in the process. Sometimes, a nurse could be having a bad day and that is normal thing in life but on the whole the labor and delivery nurse will give their patients the best service that they can find. Therefore on nurse’s day, the authors of this blog want to say a big “thank you” to all the labor and delivery nurses out there helping their patient and to give some tips on how to work with them. The first tip for parents is that they should know and be comforted in the fact that the nurse is there to help them and make sure the birthing process is as comfortable as possible. Therefore, parents should know that they should apply the golden rule when treating or interacting with these nurses and treat them the way that they want to be treated. Parents should also know that most times if the nurses do not allow them to have their way, it is more likely the policy of the hospital rather than that of the nurse. For other tips, one has to read the blog.

Key Takeaways:

• Mothers should know that their labor and delivery nurse has gone through a lot of experience in aiding births and is in a good position to help them.
• Sometimes one could get a nurse who is having a bad day at work and is not inclined to help but generally most nurses give help.
• The nurse is there to give the mother the care that she needs and mothers themselves should apply the golden rule when they interact with nurses.

“If you’re stuck, scared, or in need, buzz your nurse and speak up!”

Read more: https://www.lamaze.org/Giving-Birth-with-Confidence/GBWC-Post/good-things-to-know-about-your-labor-delivery-nurse