Waterbirth seen as a less painful, less traumatic process
When Braylen Maurice Taylor came into the world at South Jersey Healthcare Elmer on April 24, he didn’t make a sound. Braylen was born under water.
And when Braylen’s grandmother – Robin Taylor, nurse manager at the hospital – pulled him from the warm water and handed him to his proud mother, he didn’t wail or scream. He simply stared into his mother’s eyes.
