Stillbirth

a baby or fetus born dead is known as a stillbirth. This term is also used to describe the process of labor and delivery that leads to a stillbirth. for parents a stillbirth be particularly traumatic because parents may have thought that they were beyond the initial risk of miscarriage. it is common for parents who experienced a stillbirth to take time to mourn and the fetus or child is usually given burial rites as a mark of respect.

a stillbirth is usually diagnosed by a mother observes a deep reduction in fetal movement and an ultrasound is performed to check the health of a baby. in most cases labor starts naturally around two weeks after fetal death. Women can also choose to induce labor or to receive an abortion. in all three cases the child may be autopsied by request so parents know why stillbirth occurred.
attitudes about stillbirth change radically. Historically when women experienced a stillbirth the baby was whisked away for burial and the parents never got a chance to see their child. This approach is seen as traumatic by many medical professionals today and most hospitals and midwives now clean the baby and wrap it just as they would with a normal birth so that parents can spend some time with your child before the funeral to facilitate grieving process.
if you know someone who has experienced a stillbirth you may want to be aware that many people feel very isolated after the loss of a child. encourage your acquaintance to talk about his or her feelings if desired and make sure to refer to the baby by name rather than as an "it" recognizes the legitimate grief of parents over the loss of their children. c0tBTXVli5

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