Once a month until
your 7th month
Every two weeks until
your last month
During your last month, every week until you have your baby
Postpartum checkup 6-8 weeks after you deliver
develops the way Mother Nature wants, that you deliver safely, and that you’re recovering as expected afterward.
NSAGO also has the unique distinction of having the largest private Midwifery group in the area. Patients seek out our midwives for the attentive care they offer. Our midwives see patient throughout their pregnancy and provide one-on-one care in labor delivery and beyond. From admission in labor to discharge, midwife patients enjoy a personal experience with minimal intervention and as natural a birth experience as possible.
Our midwives have had consistently excellent outcomes over the last 15 years, including single-digit c-section rates, low epidural usage, and overall superior patient satisfaction.
Do you have questions about our Midwifery Practice or would like to learn more? Please visit our FAQ’s to find answers to some of the most questions we get asked.
5 Common Early Signs of Pregnancy
Pregnancy signs and symptoms can vary a lot from one woman to the next. Symptoms can also be very different in different pregnancies for the same woman. In early pregnancy, you may or may not have noticeable signs. The severity of symptoms can vary quite a bit, and in some women, symptoms may not be noticed for several weeks.
Subtle signs of early pregnancy often are very similar to the symptoms you experience just before a menstrual period, so they can be easy to miss…
Exercise and Pregnancy
Taking care of yourself throughout your pregnancy is the best way to help your baby to have a healthy start. Including some form of physical activity in your daily routine can improve your overall health and fitness, which will be good for your baby. One thing to keep in mind is that pregnancy is not the time to exercise with the intention of losing weight.
For most women, exercise during pregnancy is safe, particularly if you were physically active before you became pregnant. If you are healthy, it is probably safe to start or continue an exercise …. Read more
At one time it was believed that once you had a C-section, any future pregnancies would also require a C-section. Today more and more women are candidates for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). As many as 60 to 80 percent of women who attempt VBAC are successful.
Each pregnancy is different, so just because one of your pregnancies required a C-section… Read more
