I think she's done. She hasn't passed placenta(s) yet. Both babies have nursed, so I'm leaving them alone for a while to get settled in.
Cleo, watching
Buckling
Doeling
The birth was a bit different. I came out to find Pippi lying down in the stall, with all the other goats, and the water bag hanging out of her. I went and did a couple other things, locked the other goats out of the stall, and waited several minutes. Pippi wasn't pushing at all, just hanging out, which seemed odd. So I had a feel inside. It was difficult to tell exactly what I was feeling, there seemed to be quite a few body parts jammed into the birth canal. But I got a head and two feet I was reasonably sure belonged to the same kid lined up and ready to go. But Pippi still wasn't pushing. So I have her about 15 cc oral CalMPK, half of which she spit out, and within less than 10 min., she pushed the buckling out, and very shortly, the doeling came, too. Doeling had quite a bit of meconium that came out with her. I am thinking that is a sign of possible stress? I don't know. I may have jumped the gun and interfered too soon, or I may have messed Pippi up by coming in and moving the other goats around, even though I was pretty calm and quiet about it. Something just seemed a little off to me. I don't know if I actually helped or hindered. But both kids seem to be doing well. They've both latched and nursed. Pippi seems happy. Just waiting on the placenta(s).