My colleague Qu Lili began to have contractions this morning. She asked me to help her check the entrance to the palace. I told her to go to the bathroom. I prepared something, put on a new bedspread and put on a new cushion for the examination table. Soon, she came back, and I gently helped her to the examination bed. The second child, the cervix is 2Cm wide, and the membranes of the first two children are not broken. However, the amniotic sac has been formed during uterine contraction, and the pubic arch is low, but the exit is quite spacious, about 8Cm. According to the height of uterus and abdominal circumference, the size of the child is about 3250 g, which can be delivered through vagina. The contraction is not strong, and it hurts once every 8-9 minutes, and the duration of each contraction exceeds 10 second. After consulting with her family, she decided to stay in hospital for labor. First, nucleic acid monitoring, and then one person accompanied by a hospital. She went into the ward to give birth according to the hospitalization procedure. In the afternoon, another colleague and I went to the delivery room to visit Lili. In the delivery room, Lili is the only one in labor, and there is also a full-time midwife in labor. Because I am an undergraduate, I know her very well and take care of her. Lily is not nervous at all. She was beaten innocently, but there were still beads of sweat on her forehead. She said,' Miss Wang, with a painless punch, the pain is much lighter, but I still feel contractions. It still hurts a little, but I can bear it. I brought water, touched her hand and comforted:' Don't be nervous, it should be soon. I touched her stomach again, and the contractions were really bad. Although I haven't been in the delivery room for two years, I still feel comfortable in my old job as if I hadn't left. The midwife politely asked me to check lily again. I also put on gloves and started a vaginal examination, which has been opened for 4Cm. I casually said,' Breaking the membrane will be faster and avoid regeneration at night. The midwife in labor immediately handed me the needle. My fetal membrane was clear, and so was my amniotic fluid. By the way, I enlarged my cervix and my head hung down. I told Lili to stimulate nipples and sleep for 30 minutes. Soon, after 30 minutes, Lili's cervix was almost completely open, and my midwife and I helped Lili into the delivery room to give birth. 10 minutes later, Lili gave birth to a baby girl weighing 3300 grams. Lily is excited. Thank you, thank you! A thousand pounds of joy, two children. Lili's family is very happy. My colleagues and I congratulate them. Because it was our colleague, undergraduate, who gave the green light all the way and gave birth smoothly. If our staff can treat all pregnant women like colleagues, they will be especially kind, communicate with each other attentively, take care of them patiently, think of pregnant women everywhere, and have a green light all the way, so that all links will make pregnant women feel comfortable and satisfied. If we encounter something unusual, just like our colleagues, we will try our best to solve it, instead of letting pregnant women and their families read words again and again and let them make difficult choices. Our pregnant women will not go to higher hospitals to give birth to children more and more. Although we have made a lot of progress, there is still much room for improvement. You can't just shout slogans, pay attention to pregnant women, put yourself in their shoes and improve your satisfaction. We should really think of them, study hard, improve midwifery skills, communicate patiently, take care of the parturient carefully, strictly grasp the indications of cesarean section, respond to the national three-child policy, and actively publicize the benefits of vaginal delivery, instead of just thinking about how to protect ourselves. I believe that in the near future, our staff will definitely do it, and mothers will definitely trust us more.