These YouTube videos are not satisfying my need to know.
There are a lot of sites that explain the reasoning for it. I found this one interesting because if you scroll down, she talks about her first child who they didn't keep the placenta attached, describing how awful it was having his umbilical cord cut. Weird!
So...I guess I don't understand. Are you carrying the placenta around in a bowl/bucket with the baby until it falls off?
Yes and you have to clean/salt it and stuff. People I think usually have a placenta bag or something. IMO it would be a PITA on top of really disgusting. Nothing like snuggling up to your newborn and a smelly placenta!
Re: i just had to go and do it
Did you watch some of the You Tube videos?
I did that a couple weeks back, it was like a train wreck....I wanted to turn away but I couldn't!
Thing 2 = May 2009, Stillborn 33weeks 4lbs 9oz 18in
Thing 3 = October 2010, 27weeks 4days 2lbs 4oz 14.25in
I don't really get what it is.
These YouTube videos are not satisfying my need to know.
There are a lot of sites that explain the reasoning for it. I found this one interesting because if you scroll down, she talks about her first child who they didn't keep the placenta attached, describing how awful it was having his umbilical cord cut. Weird!
Wikipedia.....
Yep. Just found it.
To each their own I guess.
"This ribbon has been reported." - lovesnina
Check out www.wikipedia.org
It goes into an explaination and how different cultures practice it. That is as far as I'm willing to go looking it up on my work computer...
It sounds that way on wikipedia.
Oops. This is what I meant to quote. But I see you went there already.
Yes and you have to clean/salt it and stuff. People I think usually have a placenta bag or something. IMO it would be a PITA on top of really disgusting. Nothing like snuggling up to your newborn and a smelly placenta!
How unwieldy.
"This ribbon has been reported." - lovesnina
"Her placenta was, unusually, an oval shape, which was perfect for the red velvet placenta bag that I had sewn."
When I think of making keepsakes for my future children . . . this does not come to mind.