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First of all, I would like to congratulate you. Now taking a close look at the prenatal mortality rate and the maternal mortality rate, which is indeed very low in the world and even less in India especially in the rural regions, the need for taking proper precautions before and after delivering a child is of utmost necessity. Firstly, a knowledgeable doctor should be consulted and all the procedures associated with the delivery should be accomplished as per schedule. The family of the patient should take the entire responsibility for her health maintenance, scheduled medicine intake, timely consultation, providing enough mental support, such that the patient can feel easy and much relieved as per mental peace is concerned. The most important phases of child birth are the latent phase, dilation, foetal expulsion, delivery of the placenta, lastly the postpartum period. Each and every phase is very delicate in nature and involves tremendous pain, and a lot of blood loss of the parent. Thus, should be executed with enough care. After the childbirth, generally the mother stays weak for quite a period of time, thus care shouldn't be compromised as there are several other complications during the postpartum period. Any other suggestions you would like to add?

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 I recently gave birth to my baby and a friend recommended Morph Nursing Bras to me. I tried it and it was wonderful! Nursing has become so easy and they are very comfy too.

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