Sentence examples for a birth plan from inspiring English sources

Rather like a birth plan, I imagine death plans probably go wrong.

The attitude in these groups is truly something to behold, with women being berated for opting for a birth plan that involves anything more sophisticated than giving birth in a woodland attended to only by twinkly-eyed foxes.

I did not do yoga, have a birth plan, or even have a firm due date – when the doctor talked to me, it was only to plan as far as the next visit: "Let's see how we go," he said.

Anna Noyes is just the kind of woman one might expect to have signed, sealed and delivered a birth plan to her obstetrician — she's the daughter of "big old hippies," someone who described herself as "crunchy granola".

Thereafter, they formulated a birth plan.

The creation of a birth plan, including term and mode of delivery may help.

One participant did not have a written Birth Plan, but had developed a verbal Birth Plan with her husband and felt it was his duty to make her wishes known in labour.

Both models include an agreement for the birth or an agreed birth plan between the woman and an obstetrician or a midwife on the 'fear team', clearly documented in the woman's medical records.

We had prepared a meticulous birth plan that we had to abandon at every single stage.

A new birth plan for the NHS could be used to support assessment of knowledge, clarification of values and beliefs, identification of preferences and as a communication tool to support decision making.

The feeling of abandonment during childbirth expressed by some women might have been avoided by mutual agreement and the clarification of responsibility, for instance by a written birth plan.