See What You Read: Childbirth is the perfect solution for every childbirth educator. Comprehensive, appealing, and contemporary, this flexible tool will fit seamlessly into your class curriculum and boost expectant parents’ confidence as they learn important information about pregnancy, labor, and childbirth through words, images, and videos.

With See What You Read: Childbirth, Educators will:

• Provide parents with the most attractive and useful childbirth education books available
  
• Have a powerful, flexible, and engaging teaching tool that features up-to-date medical information
  
• Reach parents of all different learning types and education levels
  
• Fully educate parents on bed rest or those unable to attend class
  
• Make dads and partners feel involved with special “Partner Tips” sidebars in the booklets and online video subjects just for partners
  
• Draw attention to important warning signs with potentially life-saving “When to Call Your Healthcare Provider” sidebars and related video segments
  
• Provide video demonstrations of prenatal exercises and comfort measures that expectant parents can practice along with at home
  
• Offer parents an extensive list of helpful web links to additional resources
  Printed pages, professional video clips, and clickable web links come together in See What You Read: Childbirth to create a powerful interactive tool that meets the needs of today’s childbirth educators. Of course, InJoy also offers a wide selection of videos and PowerPoint presentations that make excellent companions to this booklet.
  

• Send new parents home with all the information they need for the first few weeks of caring for their babies
  
• Provide clear demonstrations of washing, diapering, feeding, and comforting newborns
  
• Give parents a comprehensive list of warning signs for mom and baby, and make sure they know when to call their healthcare provider
  
• Provide personal information and reminder pages that list important phone numbers and dates of follow-up appointments
  
• Reach their Spanish-speaking populations with translated versions of both the Mother and New Baby Care booklet and website
  
• Show helpful video clips like postpartum exercises, newborn appearance, and infant hunger cues
  
• Provide an extensive list of external web links for new parents to explore at home
  

• Back sleeping
  
• Pacifiers at bedtime
  
• Smoke-free environments
  
• Safe bedding
  
• How to avoid overheating
  
• Educating secondary caregivers
  
• Room sharing

ARM FAMILIES WITH KNOWLEDGE
Pediatricians are concerned that parents may have a false sense of security due to the decrease in SIDS-related deaths over the past decade. This is an important time to remind communities about SIDS, and educate them about the best ways to keep infants safe and sound.

• 7 STEPS WILL ALSO PROVIDE:
• How to prevent flat spots on infants’ heads
  
• The benefits of breastfeeding
  
• Graphics and animation to illustrate explanations
  
• Safety measures with siblings and pets

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