Did you know that there’s a way to listen to baby in utero and check placenta positioning without using questionable doppler/ultrasound technology? There is, it’s an old technology called the fetoscope. Listening to baby with a fetoscope isn’t as easy and quick as listening with the doppler, but it is completely technology free, so you can listen as often as you’d like. When I was pregnant with my first, I listened to her heartbeat every day from 20 weeks on. With enough patience, most women can learn to pick up their baby’s heartbeat with a fetoscope in about 20 minutes.
Wondering about why someone would want to avoid doppler or ultrasound technology in their pregnancy? We take a look at that in chapter 7 of my soon-to-be-released Informed Pregnancy book, and then in chapter 19 we cover how to use a fetoscope. For now, you can check out Chapter 7 and Chapter 19 on my resources page for helpful links.
This old-school technology is becoming a lost art, and I’d like to help you bring it back by giving away a professional-quality fetoscope to one lucky reader!
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