Perinatal Outreach Presents

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October 27th, 2017

8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

York Hospital

15 Hospital Drive

York, ME 03909

Family Care Education Room

Upon completion of this program participant will be able to:

State the terms and definitions of fetal heart rate patterns as per the National Institutes of Health Consensus Group document.

Recognize recurrent late decelerations, recurrent severe variable decelerations, and the sinusoidal heart rate pattern.

Correlate critical fetal heart rate patterns with related maternal fetal physiology.

List appropriate interventions based on interpretation pattern.

Presented by Sarah Austin, RN, UBE

Learn the newest information about vaccinations from one of Southern Maine's outstanding pediatricians. He will explain the science behind vaccines, the current child vaccination schedule, new vaccine methods, and share tools and tips for making the best decisions for your child and family. There will be lots of time for questions. Come and join us!

Class Testimonials:

"Instructors are very engaging."

"Clear concise information and great questions and answers."

Registration is per person.

Expectant first-time parents can learn about common newborn needs and behaviors and how to prepare for bringing baby home. This class includes information about feeding, how to bathe and swaddle your new baby, safe sleep, caring for and calming a newborn, ways to make sure your baby is safe at home, in the car, and in an emergency, and tips on how to make this newborn period an easier transition for you.

Class Testimonials:

"Class was a wealth of knowledge in a reasonable amount of time."

"Straight forward, simple to understand and well presented."

"Good reminders on a lot of different aspects of caring for an infant."

Registration is per person.

Expectant first-time parents can learn about common newborn needs and behaviors and how to prepare for bringing baby home. This class includes information about feeding, how to bathe and swaddle your new baby, safe sleep, caring for and calming a newborn, ways to make sure your baby is safe at home, in the car, and in an emergency, and tips on how to make this newborn period an easier transition for you.

Class Testimonials:

"Class was a wealth of knowledge in a reasonable amount of time."

"Straight forward, simple to understand and well presented."

"Good reminders on a lot of different aspects of caring for an infant."

Registration is per person.

Expectant first time parents can learn about common newborn needs and behaviors and how to prepare for bringing baby home. This class includes information about feeding, how to bathe and swaddle your new baby, safe sleep, caring for and calming a newborn, ways to make sure your baby is safe at home, in the car and in an emergency, and tips on how to make this newborn period an easier transition for you.

Class Testamonials:

"Class was a wealth of knowledge in a reasonable amount of time."

"Straight-forward, simple to understand and well presented."

"Good reminders on a lot of different aspects of caring for an infant."

Registration is per person.

This two-part class covers all of the same information in the Express class, plus more! You'll learn more about understanding baby behavior and more calming techniques and practical strategies for the newborn period, like babywearing. Plus, this class includes some live guest speakers: a new parent and baby!

Registration is per person.

This class is designed for mothers who will soon be returning to work, attending school, or otherwise separated from their breastfeeding baby. Mothers will learn how to navigate the world of breast pumps, pumping schedules, breastmilk storage, and maintaining milk supply. You'll learn tried and true tips and tools for reaching your breastfeeding goals, time management, and reconnecting with baby. This class is designed to be taken at least one month before returning to work, school, or extended travel away from baby, although attendance during pregnancy is also welcome. Breastfeeding babies under 6 months are welcome.

Class Testimonials:

"Really great instructor. Very helpful!"

"Very great presentation. Very helpful. Instructor was very knowledgable."

Join trained facilitators from Boys to Men of Maine for this one-time, three-hour workshop for expectant dads. Learn how to become more comfortable with your new role as a dad by learning important basic skills about caring for an infant and supporting your partner.

Class Testimonials:

"All guys group made it easier to ask questions."

"Very father friendly."

"Safe place to share concerns as a new expectant dad."