Childbirth Education Plus
Doula Support Services
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Childbirth Education Plus
What We’ll Cover :
🌟 Your Changing Body – Understanding physical, hormonal, and emotional shifts
👶 Baby’s Growth – Fetal development & what to expect each trimester
🥗 Eating for Two – Smart nutrition, WIC, and Access to free food resources
🍼 Feeding Choices – The Benefits of breastfeeding and bottle feeding tips
📖 Keeping Tabs & Taking time out for you –The Art of Journaling, Mental Health, Members of the care team, The Prenatal visit
👨👩👧👦 Family Inclusion – Engaging dads and siblings in your birth journey and much more
This is more than a class—it’s your prenatal toolkit, your support circle for Prenatal and Postpartum Resources,
Also: Infant CPR Review for For Full Course Students
Doula Support Services
Doulas offer Emotional, Physical, and Informational support for expectant moms before, during, and after birth. Doulas provide you guidance in completing a birth plan so that your providers are aware of your birth desires. Doulas Are there with you during labor and delivery, empowering you, supporting you and advocating for you when needed.
* Having a Doula during the labor and birth process is associated with many positive outcomes, including decreasing cesarean sections, reduced need for the use of Pitocin. positive childbirth experiences, reduction in the need for epidurals and decreased rates of postpartum depression.
According the National Institute of Health: The results of the study showed that the expectant mothers matched with a doula had better birth outcomes, were four times less likely to have a low-birth-weight baby, were two times less likely to experience a birth complication, and were significantly more likely to initiate breastfeeding [31]
(https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10292163/ )
Other studies have shown that having a doula as a member of the birth team decreases the overall cesarean rate by 50%, the length of labor by 25%, the use of oxytocin by 40%, and requests for an epidural by 60%.2
Doulas often use the power of touch and massage to reduce stress and anxiety during labor.
*per: Americanpregnancy.org
