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Admissions, exams, etc. done in room with parent Birth Plan 1st Stage 2nd Stage 3rd Stage Newborn Care (in L&D) No drugs offered; no active management of labor Reminder to empty bladder before pushing Immediate skin-to-skin & nursing ASAP Exams, prints, etc. on parent’s chest; weight taken after golden hour Quiet! No directed pushing / counting Delayed cord clamping; wait until pulsing stops; partner cuts Intermittent monitoring on ball; free movement all other times Yes – Vitamin K May labor in tub / shower No episiotomy No controlled cord traction; physiologic birth of placenta No eye ointment Warm compress when pushing (if not a waterbirth) No IV / heplock No Hep B shot Only in case of PP hemorrhage (not automatically, after cord is cut): IM Pit No bath Free use of food & water Reminder to slow down when crowning Limited cervical checks Natural water rupture Newborn Care (in Postpartum) Admissions, exams, etc. done in room with parent No formula No sugar water No pacifiers