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Our prenatal classes, for first time parents or experienced parents seeking additional tips, cover a wide variety of topics. Even online childbirth classes can be taught all from the convenience of home or any other quiet location. Each childbirth preparation class series is taught by a friendly maternity expert who welcomes interactive questions.

This three part series covers:

• Class 1: An Overview of Labor and Delivery
• Class 2: Your Comfort and Pain Management Options
• Class 3: Interventions, C-Sections, and Recovery From Childbirth

Breastfeeding may be natural for many babies, while parents may need nursing techniques courses to prepare for feeding their infant. Don’t worry, everyone is welcome! In this three part course with a Lactation Educator there will be ample time for questions and answers. We will cover:

• Class 1: Making Milk – How to make plenty of milk for your baby
• Class 2: Breastfeeding essentials – Position, Latch, and Common Concerns
• Class 3: Sustaining Breastfeeding – Keeping breastfeeding strong

This course can be completed online or in person.  The class is taught by a Dr. Sear certified Nutritionist and can be very valuable. This is especially true when learning about prenatal nutrition and the potential for managing diabetes during pregnancy.

This course will help you learn how to best support your health and the health of your developing baby through nutrition. We will cover:

• What to avoid and what to include in your diet
• Truth and myths about nutrition during pregnancy
• Vitamins and supplements
• What is Gestational Diabetes
• What you can do to take care of you and your baby while experiencing diabetes

CAR SEAT SAFETY

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death in children in the U.S, and result in injury to over 120,000 children each year.  Proper use of car seats can decrease the risk of death and injury by as much as 70% when safety seats are used correctly.

Nearly half of all car seats are used or installed correctly, which puts children in danger of injury or death.  Use of car seats and safety restraints can reduce the risks children face by 50 to 70% when employed properly.  In addition, child restraint laws are present in every state and include the use of safety seats for infants and younger children, as well as requirements for older children.

Keeping children safe should be a priority of parents and caregivers at all times but particularly when traveling by car.  In addition, a properly fitted and installed car seat is often more comfortable for children and will result in a more pleasant trip.

 They say that babies don’t come with instructions, but we can absolutely help you with a “preparing for baby checklist!” Anticipating baby’s needs is at the core of this virtual prenatal workshop. The group will talk through new parent preparation in three classes:

• Class 1: Your Brand-New Baby: From Moments After Birth Through the First Few Days
• Class 2: Home With Baby: What to Expect During the First Two Weeks
• Class 3: Becoming Parents: Essentials of Baby Care From Two to Twelve Weeks Old

 A baby’s sleep environment plays a direct role in their safety, so much so that unsafe sleep positions and conditions are found to be the most common reasons in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) cases or infant asphyxiation cases.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has developed ABC’s of safe sleep so parents like you can easily remember these steps and keep their little one snoozing safely: babies should always sleep Alone, on their Back, in a Crib or bassinet.

Even with the ABCs in mind, parents might wonder if certain sleep situations are considered “safe” or not. Here’s the most common safe sleep mistakes parents make and how you can avoid them:

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