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Reflect and Share We are so excited for your career. Great things are waiting! This completes your study modules Next go to I’ve completed all my steps Back to Main Assignments Outline

Interview an Expecting Father Take a selfie together and text it to 916-525-7596 or email it to birtheducators@gmail.com. This completes your assignment! Next 12. Career Pathways for Childbirth Educators Back to Main Assignments Outline

Create a teaching plan for basic baby care Use this template in Google Drive. – Make a copy – Complete it – Share your finished plan to birtheducators@gmail.com This completes your assignment! Next 11. Fatherhood Back to Main Assignments Outline

Create a class handout Using Google Drive create your own document that can be used in childbirth classes listing ten benefits of nursing babies past one year. Share this document to birtheducators@gmail.com This completes your assignment! Next  10. Newborns Back to Main Assignments Outline

Create a class handout Using Google Drive create your own document that can be used in childbirth classes listing the benefits, risks, and alternatives of epidurals. Share this document to birtheducators@gmail.com This completes your assignment! Next  9. Breastfeeding Back to Main Assignments Outline

Create a class handout Using Google Drive create your own document that can be used in childbirth classes listing ten ways to turn a breech baby. Share this document to birtheducators@gmail.com This completes your assignment! Next  8. Childbirth Medications and Interventions Back to Main Assignments Outline

Demonstrate a coping technique For this assignment you must demonstrate any coping, breathing, relaxation, or position change technique to any person. They don’t have to be pregnant. Using your phone video record this demonstration and email birtheducators@gmail.com or share through Google Drive. This completes your assignment! Next  7. Complications in Childbirth Back to Main Assignments Outline

Assignment Five Create a grab bag for teaching postpartum. Remember a grab bag is a collection of items related to the topic you are teaching. During class students pull these items out of a bag or box. They then share what they know about the item. Take a photo of the postpartum grab bag items … Read more5. Postpartum