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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2020 · 26 MIN

37. All about the umbilical cord

from The Kick Pregnancy Podcast · host Dr Patrick Moloney and Brigid Moloney

The umbilical cord is an incredible structure, the connection between mother and baby. It is beautifully adapted and designed to do exactly the job it needs to do, help us grow our baby.In this episode we talk about:A little bit about the anatomyHow the umbilical is protected from compressionTrue and false knots in the umbilical cordCord accidents and what we can do to prevent themWhat happens if a cord is wrapped around your baby’s neckWhen there is a cord prolapseDelayed cord clampingCord blood storage+MOREWant to have Dr Pat and Brigid guide you through your pregnancy? Join our expert led pregnancy program at www.growmybaby.com.auWhy did we start this podcast? Well we think there is a barrier for women to get EXPERT pregnancy info that is practical, relatable and easy to understand.Dr Pat has helped 1000s of women have their babies and through this we know that this kind of information given to a woman at the right time can totally change her experience of pregnancy and birth. LINKS Instagram  @thekickpregnancypodcast_ Facebook  @thekickpregnancypodcast Ask a question on the podcast:  Send a voice message  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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