I understand this is the way it’s been done and still is done in hospitals around the world. I agree that it works very well in most cases to dislodge the baby. My question would be this: If baby is stuck on maternal pelvis (most often, but not always on the pubic bone), wouldn’t it be easier, safer, and faster to just have mom move rather than trying to move baby. I guess the Mcroberts maneuver technically moves the mom, but I’m thinking more like getting mom into hands and knees or anything that moves her pelvis to allow baby to slip off the bone. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that many moms have epidurals and are unable to move much. I enjoyed the video 😊

Best video I have watched on this, good job, and thank you!

This happened to me. I had no idea what was going on at the time. Thank god I had a great team of medics and my baby boy was born healthy weighing 9lb 10.5 oz. Hes 16 now!

@promptmaternityfoundation8950

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for sharing your story Lucy. That must have been scary at the time. But it's great to hear that, thanks to a well-trained team, he's done so well.

@lucyblue1235

3 жыл бұрын

@@promptmaternityfoundation8950 Thankyou for letting me tell my story on this channel. Nothing was properly explained to me at the time. I cannot fault anyone though as they saved his life. Thankyou so much for your videos. They’ve helped me make sense of what happened to us. As I said, Harvey is 16 now and a healthy teenager. Thanks to my midwife Barbara who raised the alarm and the team at Yeovil women’s hospital x

Good explanation, Your voice is good 👍

ur videos r best bt speaking which r comming in written they hide the procedure.