Christine&apos;s experience wearing glasses for her first labor and delivery did not go well. They kept fogging up and falling off. She didn&apos;t see her son until he was lying on her chest after being born.  For her second birth, she decided to take what she had learned the first time around and make some changes. In this episode, Christine shares what made her decide to wear glasses or contacts for labor and delivery. She also offers tips to make wearing both glasses or contacts easier. Follow Labor Lessons: <a href='https://www.facebook.com/Labor-Lessons-108860611916407'>Facebook</a> <a href='https://www.instagram.com/labor_lessons/'>Instagram</a> <a href='https://www.laborlessons.com/'>LaborLessons.com</a> Enjoy listening to Labor Lessons?<a href='https://www.laborlessons.com/reviews/new/'> Leave a review here!</a> Let me know what your favorite episode is and why! Follow me on Instagram: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/labor_lessons/'>Labor Lessons</a> Disclosure: Links to other sites may be affiliate links that generate us a small commission at no extra cost to you.

Quick Tips 1: What to Pack in Your Hospital Bag

Many women find that their first-time birth experience wasn't exactly what they wanted or hoped for. If you'd like more knowledge about how to better prepare for labor and delivery, or want to know that you're not alone on your birthing journey, this podcast is for you. Every episode shares a real-life lesson learned from a real-life labor and delivery experience. Every episode offers the chance to connect with other women, to increase our knowledge of the birthing world, and to advocate for a better birth next time.