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Bibiboo · 29/07/2004 16:34

Is this the same as using a pool for a while and can I do that at my hospital or would I have to hire a pool? am I being silly?

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motherinfestivemood · 17/12/2004 20:50

I seem to remember mine took a couple of hours, but then DP hadn't practised before. There was a wossname of some sort for keeping the water warm, I also seem to remember.

Sorry to be vague. In the event I staggered across my front room, heaved myself into it, pushed three times and gave birth, so it's all a bit of a blur

redshoedreindeer · 17/12/2004 21:09

As iunderstand it, with inflatables you add kettles of hot water to raise temperature. You can hire heaters but not sure if they are compatible. Think would take a couple of hours to fill but depends on your water system. The people at \link{http://www.madeinwater.co.uk\thissite are v.helpful if you email them questions.

redshoedreindeer · 17/12/2004 21:10

why do my links never work?

SueW · 17/12/2004 21:14

Inflatables and non-heated pools were obviously the original way to labour. After all, you must have heard that it is essential for your birth partner to boil copious amounts of water....

bunjies · 17/12/2004 21:19

Wow what quick responses! Thank you. I shall have a look at the made in water site and start asking questions there.

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