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Justice’s Answer
Labor and delivery nurses have specialized schooling specific to the field of labor, delivery and newborns! They're crucial in pre-natal care for the pregnant individual as well as the fetus. They're knowledge and care ranges from taking care of pregnant people, fetus health, newborn health, newborn practices and more. L&D's are part of the delivery team and are an essential advocate for their families and helping ensure their birth plan is followed as safely and as best as possible!
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Sendil’s Answer
It takes a very special person to be a labor and delivery nurse. Hard work, emotionally and physically, is repaid time and again when each tiny miracle enters the world. The hours leading up to that little miracle’s debut is when the toughest part of a labor and delivery nurse “job” really takes place. Sometimes these hours can stretch into days, and the job is so much more than just medical. Labor and delivery nurses also:
act as a mother’s guide throughout their stay
support Mom and her partner through the labor process
provide comfort through birth
act as a mother’s guide throughout their stay
support Mom and her partner through the labor process
provide comfort through birth
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