The Jimbo bandana is made by folding an ordinary bandana into a triangle shape and selling along the edge nearly all the way. You need to leave a gap that is large enough to get the ice into; too small and you'll have trouble filling it with ice quickly, but too large and the ice will tend to fall out.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Well it depends. Sometimes a Midwife will deliver the baby, an OB/GYN, or if the doctor (The OB/GYN) isn't available or doesn't arrive in time a nurse will do the delivery. I'm sure what you're thinking about is one of the first two.
While in the hospital, talk to the experts around you. Many hospitals have feeding specialists or lactation consultants who can help you get started nursing or bottle-feeding. In addition, nurses are a great resource to show you how to hold, burp, change, and care for your baby. For in-home help, you might want to hire a baby nurse or a responsible neighborhood teenager to help you for a short time after the birth. Your doctor or the hospital can be good resources for finding information about in-home help, and might even be able to make a referral to home health agencies.