When laboring women are supported by a trained attendant or companion, their labors are shorter and they use less medication.

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Studies have shown that when laboring women receive continuous labor support from a trained attendant or companion, they have shorter labors and are less likely to use medication or have interventions. This type of support has also been linked to higher rates of satisfaction with the birth experience and better outcomes for both the mother and baby.

When Laboring Women Are Supported by a Trained Attendant or Companion