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   Can a woman give birth at home?

   • Women can give birth in obstetric units, midwife-led units, or at home. The choice is one you can make after talking with your midwife and/or doctor. Their advice will depend on whether you and your baby are thought to be at low risk of problems in labour.

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   Where can I give birth if I don't identify as a woman?

   • Guidance giving you the choice of where to give birth The 2016 Better Births report for NHS England set out that women should be able to decide where they want to give birth; whether this is at home, in a midwifery unit or in an obstetric unit. This also applies to birthing people who do not identify as women.

   Choice of place of birth - Birthrights

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   Should women be able to decide where they want to give birth?

   • The 2016 Better Births report for NHS England set out that women should be able to decide where they want to give birth; whether this is at home, in a midwifery unit or in an obstetric unit. This also applies to birthing people who do not identify as women. The other nations of the UK have the same expectations of maternity services in their areas.

   Choice of place of birth - Birthrights

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   Where should I give birth if I'm Pregnant?

   • You can usually consider any of these birth locations. But if your pregnancy is high risk or you have certain medical conditions, it's safest to give birth in hospital, where specialists are available. This is in case you need treatment during labour.

   Where to give birth: the options - NHS

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   Can I give birth in a hospital or a birth centre?

   • Yes. You have the right to choose where you give birth. You can choose to give birth in a hospital, in a birth centre, or at home. A birth centre is a maternity unit that is run by midwives. It can be part of a hospital or completely separate. Your NHS trust may automatically book you into a hospital or birth centre.

   Choice of place of birth - Birthrights

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   What is a vaginal birth?

   • Around 6 out of 10 births in England are vaginal births. This is when a baby is born through the vagina. Labour may begin spontaneously and continue until the baby is born, but in some cases labour needs to be started by induction. An induced labour is one that's started artificially in hospital. Read about inducing labour on the NHS website.

   Giving birth - Start for Life - NHS

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2. www.nhs.uk › where-to-give-birth-the-optionsWhere to give birth: the options - NHS

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   You can give birth at home, in a unit run by midwives (a midwifery unit or birth centre) or in hospital. Your choices about where to have your baby depend on your needs, risks and, to some extent, on where you live.

3. www.nhs.uk › giving-birthGiving birth - Start for Life - NHS

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   Vaginal delivery. Around 6 out of 10 births in England are vaginal births. This is when a baby is born through the vagina. Labour may begin spontaneously and continue until the baby is born, but in some cases labour needs to be started by induction. An induced labour is one that's started artificially in hospital.

4. www.nhsinform.scot › deciding-where-to-give-birthDeciding where to give birth | Ready Steady Baby! - NHS inform

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   Where to give birth. Depending on where you live, you’ll be offered choices and advice as to where you give birth. You might be offered a: birth in a midwifery unit (community or alongside) supported by midwives; home birth; birth in a hospital (Obstetric Unit) supported by midwives and doctors

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6. www.nhs.uk › pregnancy › labour-and-birthLabour and birth - NHS

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   How to tell if you're in labour and what happens during labour and birth. Preparing for the birth Find out how to get ready for the birth including making a birth plan

7. birthrights.org.uk › choice-of-place-of-birthChoice of place of birth - Birthrights

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   The 2016 Better Births report for NHS England set out that women should be able to decide where they want to give birth; whether this is at home, in a midwifery unit or in an obstetric unit. This also applies to birthing people who do not identify as women.

8. www.nct.org.uk › information › labour-birthBirth options – planning where to give birth - NCT

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   In the UK, there are three main options for where to give birth: at home. in a midwife-led unit or birth centre – a unit run by midwives. in a hospital on the labour ward or in theatre. All of these planned places of birth can be discussed with your midwife but if an anaesthetic or surgery is required, then a hospital birth is the only option.

9. patient.info › pregnancy › labour-childbirthThe Stages of Labour and Childbirth - Patient

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   Feb 7, 2013 · Where can I give birth? Giving birth in the UK is generally very safe for both you and your baby, wherever you choose to have your baby. Women can give birth in obstetric units, midwife-led units, or at home. The choice is one you can make after talking with your midwife and/or doctor.