Labor and Delivery Nursing: Misconceptions and Tips

If you are a new grad interested in L&D, a seasoned L&D nurse embarking on your travel nurse journey, or a nurse looking to switch specialties, this video is for you!!! This video is loaded with tips and misconceptions while giving you insight into my role as an L&D nurse.

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[nieceyllera]

I’ve been a psych nurse for 4 yrs and Ive switch specialties and start L&D next week! Thank you for this ❤️

[leesalongoria]

I am a hospice nurse transitioning to a labor and delivery nurse and this is so helpful! I am nervous but very excited for this new career journey! ❤

[undertheC]

You could definitely be a nurse educator. This information was very detailed, easy to understand and follow. I start ADN school Monday and L & D or PP are my dream specialties. Thanks for this! ❤️

[kamicahopson]

I’m almost done with my pre- Reqs I can’t wait to learn all this in nursing school ! 🤞🏾 this was a good video very detailed

[tashonnas.]

Starting my last semester of my ABSN program next month and I have OB as a capstone 🥳 can’t wait to become an L&D nurse and CNM/WHNP eventually

[KandyGTV]

I love this channel so much. You literally are where I want to be when I graduate next May. You are the first L&D channel I've found on YouTube. Currently binge watching your entire channel.

[melissajoseph]

Love your video. Transitioning from med surg to l&d and going to keep your tips in mind. Thank you!!!! You also validated some of my thoughts and feelings.

[becomejadedRN]

my L&D clinical quickly changed misconception #1 for me. I give major props to L&D nurses.

[Zenfullvnn]

Thank your for this video!!! Super duper informative and very straightforward. I like how u gave tips along with the key point.

[bettysmith]

Just started in L and D about four months ago, not sure I am a fan, the amount of documentation, monitoring, and stress is horrendous and honestly ruins any joy I would get out of seeing babies being born. Looking to probably change to Special Carey Nursery ASAP, as soon as I hit my six month mark and there is an opening, BYEEE! Honestly, I will give it more time just to make sure I truly don't like it, but I generally have an idea early on if I am going to dislike a nursing job.

[chiron]

heyy one question, what video editor do you use? love your intro

[shae]

I am an RN medsurg nurse 2 1/2 years . My goal is to be a l&d nurse or even postpartum. What do you suggest for the transition ? Most places always want experience

[fefe]

As a labor and delivery nurse, can you/ do you sometimes float to postpartum? In my ob rotation there was a nurse who worked on the postpartum floor but she also was the transition nurse sometimes on the l&d floor. I’d like that versatility.

[BrittaniBeeRN]

Off topic..where did you purchase your hair? It’s pretty 😍

[bonnietrottier]

Surprised those nails are allowed at you hospital. When I was working in hospital setting we couldn’t have acrylic or gel nails. Even with gloves it was proven that bacteria collected under nails & issues with patients occurred. Just sayin’