# Delivery

Delivery When labor begins, we are by your side. We provide support with calmness, trust, and attention to what you need at that moment. We closely monitor the health of you and your baby while allowing space for your process and your way of giving birth. Whether you give birth at home, in a bath, or in the hospital, we will continue to support you. We think along with you, provide clear explanations, and ensure a calm and familiar presence. Whenever possible, we work with respect for the natural course of labor and trust in the strength of your body. Sometimes a delivery goes differently than expected. Even then, we stand by your side and guide you through any transition to medical care. We ensure a good handover and continue to pay attention to your experiences and wishes. We work closely with the hospitals in the region, including Reinier de Graaf in Delft . When a delivery takes place in the hospital or medical care is needed, we ensure a safe and trusted collaboration. How we guide Every birth is unique and has its own pace. No two births are the same. However, most labors go through several phases. Read more The golden hour After birth, there is often a calm and special period. We place the baby, if possible, directly skin-to-skin with the mother. Read more Birth Wishes You are free to write down your birth wishes. In such a document, you can describe what is important to you during the delivery. Read more Preparation During pregnancy, not only does your belly grow, but also the preparation for the birth. Everyone does this in their own way. Read more Emergency Bag Around 36 weeks of pregnancy, it's nice to prepare an emergency bag for the delivery. Read more Natural Pain Relief During labor, it can be helpful to use natural methods of pain relief. Many women find that these contribute to relaxation, confidence, and coping with contractions. Read more Medicated pain relief During a delivery, pain is experienced differently by everyone. For some, natural methods are sufficient, while others need extra support with medication. Read more