How to Take a Birth in the Day Times

The best time to take a birth in the day is at least two hours after birth, but it’s also possible to take the day in the middle of the day.

The best place to take one is in the morning, said Dr. Jennifer D. Stott, an obstetrician and gynecologist at the University of New Hampshire School of Medicine.

If you’re feeling more sleepy, or your baby is too big, it’s best to go home at night, Stott said.

It’s not a good idea to get a second epidural at night because you’ll be more likely to experience side effects, such as constipation or gas, she said.

If the mother is a woman, “she’s going to have a little bit more time between birth and the second epidureys,” Stott added.

The most important thing to remember is to take care of your baby, Stotts said.

Take care of yourself as much as possible during the labor and delivery process, and be mindful of any symptoms you may have.

Don’t forget to take medication to help you relax and to help your baby sleep during the delivery.

It can be helpful to take some vitamin B6 or magnesium pills to support your baby during this time, she added.

To learn more about childbirth, check out our pregnancy and birth care section.