PSP Recommendations
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PSP reviews recommendations and reserves the right to remove (or not publish) problematic positive and negative reviews.
- Ob-Gyns, Birthing, Fertility and Post-Partum
- Acupuncture for Fertility
- Acupuncture for Prenatal
- Adoption Agencies
- Birthing Doulas VBAC friendly
- Birthing Doulas
- Childbirth Instructors - Childbirth Classes
- Family Planning - Abortion Providers
- Fertility - Reproductive Endocrinologists
- Hospitals And Birthing Centers
- Hyperemesis Gravidarum (Morning Sickness) specialists
- Hypnobirthing Specialists
- Lactation - Breastfeeding Consultants
- Midwives & Midwifery Services
- Mohels For Circumcision Or Bris
- Night Nanny (Night Nurse)
- OB-GYN- High Risk Pregnancy
- OBGYN- VBAC Friendly
- Obstetricians - OBGyns
- Pre- and Postnatal Physical Therapy, Pelvic Therapy, and Diastasis Help
- Post Partum Doulas And Newborn Care Specialists (Baby Nurse)
- Prenatal Massage
- Prenatal Screening
- Reproductive Psychiatry
- Urogynecologists and Post Partum Incontinence Specialists
Hospitals And Birthing Centers
PSP Member advice about choosing hospitals:
"I wish we had taken the time to explore OBs / hospitals closer to home. The taxi ride to the upper east side whilst I was in active labor was not an experience I ever want to repeat!"
"Choosing a birth location that was close to home was key. I…
MorePSP Member advice about choosing hospitals:
"I wish we had taken the time to explore OBs / hospitals closer to home. The taxi ride to the upper east side whilst I was in active labor was not an experience I ever want to repeat!"
"Choosing a birth location that was close to home was key. I personally think any hospital experience no matter the reputation is a roll of the dice, mainly colored by who's on staff that day/night. Being close to home was helpful mentally and made the trip home much shorter and less nerve wracking."
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Related PSP articles:
The Park Slope Parents Birthing and Beyond Toolkit, featuring 70+ pages of wisdom on everything from preparing for your BEST birth, caring from your mental health as an expectant parent, and hospital logistics to activities to do with baby, healing your body after birth, and managing the transition into motherhood.
Pre-birth Advice from PSP Members
Advice on getting to the hospital on "D" day
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