Print This Page

Your Birth Plan

Remember: it's really more of a wish list. It's best to keep your birth plan short and sweet, and to really think through a few key questions which will help you communicate your wishes. Use this form to write open-ended answers to five crucial questions. Then, print it out and share it with your healthcare provider.

Key Questions:
1. If labor begins naturally, when would you like to be admitted?

2. Are you willing to have labor induced?

3. What is your attitude toward pain relief?

4. Who do you want in the rooom with you when you deliver and/or need a C-section?

5. What are your desires in regard to breastfeeding?

FitPregnancy.com is part of The American Media Inc Fitness & Health Network

FitPregnancy.com is intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace medical advice from your physician. As a pregnant woman, you are specifically warned to seek medical advice prior to initiating any exercise program, diet, or treatment provided by FitPregnancy.com. You should not use any information on this website for diagnosing or treating a medical or health condition. FitPregnany.com will not be liable for any complications, injuries, loss, or other medical problems arising from, or in connection with, the use of, or reliance upon any information on this website.

Visit our other publications online:

Entertainment: Country Weekly
National Enquirer
Star

The Magazine:

Your Pregnancy

Your Birth Plan