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Poll Results: What kinds of births did you have and how many?

This is a multiple choice poll
  • 21% (27)
    1 Vaginal Birth
  • 31% (40)
    2 Vaginal Births
  • 14% (19)
    3 Vaginal Births
  • 3% (4)
    4 Vaginal Births
  • 3% (5)
    5 Vaginal Births
  • 0% (1)
    6 Vaginal Births
  • 0% (1)
    7 Vaginal Births
  • 0% (0)
    8 Vaginal Births
  • 0% (0)
    9 Vagnial Births
  • 0% (0)
    10 Vaginal Births
  • 15% (20)
    1 C/S
  • 6% (8)
    2 C/S
  • 0% (1)
    3 C/S
  • 0% (1)
    4 C/S
  • 0% (1)
    5 C/S
  • 0% (0)
    6 C/S
  • 0% (0)
    7 C/S
  • 0% (0)
    8 C/S
  • 0% (0)
    9 C/S
  • 0% (0)
    10 C/S
128 Total Votes  
post #21 of 32
Three vaginal, natural births. I do a hospital with my CNM to catch.
post #22 of 32

5 vaginal births.

post #23 of 32


 

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Originally Posted by parsley View Post

That is 22%.  29 c-sections out of 130 total births.  29/130 = 22.3%

 

Sorry... but I'm grading students on percentaging right now! 

You are completely correct. I'm a scientist and should have caught that one. I do percent solutions almost daily. Opps.

post #24 of 32

I make those mistakes all the time.  It just so happened that I was grading similar calculations in students' assignments, came on here to take a break and caught it right away. 

 

Always fun to make those mistakes in front of the class too blush.gif
 

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Originally Posted by JollyGG View Post


 

You are completely correct. I'm a scientist and should have caught that one. I do percent solutions almost daily. Opps.
 

 



 

post #25 of 32

Thanks for this poll & the other poll. It will be interesting to see the numbers.

 

I just want to add that even if the results show that relatively few women on MDC are having c-sections and/or relatively few births are by c-section, it's still an issue that has importance here. No pregnant woman can be certain that she won't have a c-section; it's something everyone should at least have basic information about.

post #26 of 32
Quote:
Originally Posted by parsley View Post

I make those mistakes all the time.  It just so happened that I was grading similar calculations in students' assignments, came on here to take a break and caught it right away. 

 

Always fun to make those mistakes in front of the class too blush.gif
 

LOL. Yeah, I'd be quick to correct the mistake if one of my students made it. I even started out with 101+29 written on my paper, then got lured in by the easy math of 30 and 100.

 

post #27 of 32
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by CI Mama View Post

Thanks for this poll & the other poll. It will be interesting to see the numbers.

 

I just want to add that even if the results show that relatively few women on MDC are having c-sections and/or relatively few births are by c-section, it's still an issue that has importance here. No pregnant woman can be certain that she won't have a c-section; it's something everyone should at least have basic information about.


I agree but I think the poll numbers seem to be saying that it is way more births than people may have thought.

 

post #28 of 32

5 vaginal births, 1 c/s. Planning a repeat c/s for a laundry list of reasons for baby #7.

post #29 of 32

2 vaginal births, planning a homebirth with this baby.

post #30 of 32

4 vaginal births

post #31 of 32

I have had a vaginal,C/S and then a VBAC birth.

post #32 of 32
Thread Starter 

So what are these numbers showing us?  I am glad to say that we already are going to get the C/S forum so I'm very happy about that. 

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