Welcoming a new baby brings countless decisions, and you want every choice rooted in the latest evidence. One practice gaining strong support from organizations like WHO and ACOG is delayed cord clamping. By waiting just a few extra minutes before cutting the umbilical cord, you can transfer vital blood and iron to your newborn—reducing anemia risk, boosting oxygen capacity, and even enhancing brain development.
In this video, we break down the top benefits and address common concerns such as jaundice and respiratory effects. You’ll hear clear guidance on when to include delayed cord clamping in your birth plan and what factors to discuss with your healthcare provider. Join us as we explore research-backed insights to help you feel confident about this simple, powerful choice for your baby’s health.
Watch the video below to learn how delayed cord clamping can make a lasting difference in your baby’s well-being—share with friends preparing for parenthood!.
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