And once you call or before, okay, make sure that your doors are unlocked if you're at home

so they can get to you when you arrive, pull over if you're in the car.

But yeah, make sure your doors are unlocked if you're at home because the last thing you want is like a broken down door

once you just delivered a baby. We don't want to be fixing that. So just side note if you take anything from this

episode make sure your doors are unlocked so you don't have a broken door right

after you give birth. You're listening to the Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast where you'll gain the tools,

knowledge, and confidence you need to erase the unknowns, feel in control, and

have an even better birth and no matter how you deliver. My name is

Liesel teen mom of two practicing labor and delivery nurse and your host. From

over eight years and counting of working at the bedside, I know that knowledge is the key to an even better birth.

So tune in each week to learn about all things pregnancy, birth, and postpartum from me, a labor and delivery nurse that's seen

it all.

And now let's get into this week's episode.

Welcome back to the mommy Labor Nurse Podcast. I am your host, Liesel Teen, Labor and

Deliberners here to guide you through a topic that, let's be honest.

Let's be honest,'s be honest okay we hope that you never ever ever need but

you should definitely know and it is how to deliver a baby at home like

unexpectedly you know we're not talking about home birth deliver a baby at home, like unexpectedly.

You know, we're not talking about home birth.

That's a whole other subject, which cool.

If you want to deliver your baby at home, cool.

But this is about like, what happens if you go so fast and you're like I can't not push I'm about to have my baby in my house in my

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