Precipitous Labor | | Laboring for 3 hours or less?!?!
Today's video is all about labor that lasts 3 hours or less, also known as a precipitous delivery. We'll go over the signs of precipitous labor, risk factors for fast labors, risks for the birthing person and baby who experience such labor and how to cope with a potentially overwhelming and traumatic delivery. Have you experienced precipitous labor? Tell us all about it in the comments section! Check out my instagram: / nursezabe
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