Title: Types of Doctors for Pregnancy: OB/GYNs, Family Physician & Midwives
Headings: Types of Prenatal Care Practitioners
Types of Prenatal Care Practitioners
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What is a prenatal care practitioner?
What are the different types of prenatal care practitioners?
Choosing an OB/GYN as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a family physician as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a certified nurse-midwife (CNM) as your prenatal care practitioner
Choosing a direct-entry or certified professional midwife as your prenatal care practitioner
Should you have a doula?
How should you choose your pregnancy team?

Content: Would you like a natural or medicated birth? Think about whether avoiding medications during birth is important to you or if you think there's a good chance you'll want an epidural. Your next step is to learn a little more about who can offer the best solutions for your needs. Here’s what a prenatal care practitioner actually does, as well as a breakdown of each particular type. Once you understand their functions and training, you can decide who to approach for your pregnancy team. Continue Reading Below
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