http://www.indiebirth.com/my-thoughts-on-vitamin-k/ No nonsense talk about natural birth, homebirth and more! Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:06:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.indiebirth.com/my-thoughts-on-vitamin-k/comment-page-1/#comment-159 kat Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:27:36 +0000 http://www.indiebirth.com/2008/08/16/my-thoughts-on-vitamin-k/#comment-159 It seems as though there is something to this delayed cord clamping and its relationship to vitamin k as most other websites do not talk about it in detail. or even mention it. As I happen to be in a town that does not even have any midwives, it is very hard to relay information that is not of the establishment. I would be curious to know how much standard ob's are open to delayed clamping (even though the delay is minimal-few minutes). Thank you for your website, this sort of information online is invaluable in smaller towns! It seems as though there is something to this delayed cord clamping and its relationship to vitamin k as most other websites do not talk about it in detail. or even mention it. As I happen to be in a town that does not even have any midwives, it is very hard to relay information that is not of the establishment. I would be curious to know how much standard ob’s are open to delayed clamping (even though the delay is minimal-few minutes). Thank you for your website, this sort of information online is invaluable in smaller towns!

]]> http://www.indiebirth.com/my-thoughts-on-vitamin-k/comment-page-1/#comment-427 kat Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:27:00 +0000 http://www.indiebirth.com/2008/08/16/my-thoughts-on-vitamin-k/#comment-427 It seems as though there is something to this delayed cord clamping and its relationship to vitamin k as most other websites do not talk about it in detail. or even mention it. As I happen to be in a town that does not even have any midwives, it is very hard to relay information that is not of the establishment. I would be curious to know how much standard ob's are open to delayed clamping (even though the delay is minimal-few minutes). Thank you for your website, this sort of information online is invaluable in smaller towns! It seems as though there is something to this delayed cord clamping and its relationship to vitamin k as most other websites do not talk about it in detail. or even mention it. As I happen to be in a town that does not even have any midwives, it is very hard to relay information that is not of the establishment. I would be curious to know how much standard ob’s are open to delayed clamping (even though the delay is minimal-few minutes). Thank you for your website, this sort of information online is invaluable in smaller towns!

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