jetted tubs?

Question

does anyone know of covenant has jetted tubs in the maternity Ward? 
also has anyone used a jetted tub for contraction pains?

Answer

You should call the hospital's in your area to see if any of them have a birthing tub with jets.
I used a birthing tub like that for both of my babies. The first one I had to get out to deliver, but the second was born in the water.
I loved the tub. The warm water was super nice during contractions. The jets, it depended. I loved having the jets with my first but with the second I didn't want the extra sensation on my body during contractions so I shut them off.

Answer

Go contact the place where you want to deliver and ask them or go on a hospital tour

Answer

You know actually I thought at the hospital I was going to deliver at had tubs, but when I went for the tour they said they got rid of all the bath tubs because it’s very unsanitary to have a bunch of pregnant women sharing the same bath tub?!

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I can't answer whether your specific maternity ward will have them or not, but I can speak from experience on the jetted tubs themselves. The hospital where I had my son had them. It was really great at first when my contractions started to really bother me. However, once the contractions were getting stronger, the jets honestly just caused a sensory overload and made me extremely uncomfortable. The warm bath water was what I feel really helped. I wasn't allowed to deliver my son in the water, seeing as how my maternity ward didn't allow/wasn't equipped as a water birthing center. It's helpful at first though, especially if you're contractions are hurting your lower back.

jetted tubs?

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