1. Journal 5/25 Come up with as many early signs of pregnancy that you can think of Try to come up with a minimum of 5-10 symptoms

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3. Preparing for Birth & Childbirth Choices

4. Early Signs of pregnancy Missed period Mild ache or feeling of fullness in lower abdomen Fatigue, drowsy, faint Increased urination Discomfort or tenderness in breast Nausea

5. Medical Care During Pregnancy Obstetrician-a doctor who specializes in pregnancy and birth Once a month until the 6 th or 7 th month, then 2 visits a month until the 9 th month, then once a week until birth

6. Due Dates Based on the date of the woman’s last period began, add 9 months and one week to that date Example: Date of last period (the first day of period): March 22 + 9 months + 1 week = December 29 th

7. Discomforts of Pregnancy Nausea Sleepiness Heartburn Short of breath Varicose (swollen) veins Muscle cramps in the leg Lower back pain

8. Possible Complications Vaginal bleeding Excessive thirst Unusual weight gain Reduced or painful urination Severe abdominal pain Persistent headaches Severe vomiting Fever Swelling of face, hands, or ankles Blurred vision or dizziness Prolonged backache Increased vaginal mucus

9. Possible complications vs. Discomforts of Pregnancy Activity

10. Nutrition During Pregnancy Single most important factor in prenatal care Needs to include protein, vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates and fats Avoid rich and fried foods Drink 6-8 glasses of water daily

11. Get into groups of 2-3, plan and write out a complete menu for a pregnant woman. Does it meet the Food Guide Pyramid recommended for pregnant women? Use page 187 in The Developing Child Then, make menu into a poster and present to class

12. Weight Gain During Pregnancy ~20-30 lbs. Gaining at least 20 lbs. is essential Less than 20 lbs results in twice as likely to have a premature birth

13. Responsibilities during Pregnancy Things to take into consideration: Each partner’s goals Skills Schedule Personal Characteristics Financial Needs

14. Watch Childbirth From Inside Out: Part 1 Covers:  Preparing for Pregnancy  Nutrition and Exercise  Psychology of pregnancy As you are watching, you need to write 20 facts  20 facts=100%  <20 facts=0%  Anything over 20 facts= extra credit for every fact!!  NUMBER each fact, do not just bullet them!!!

15. Journal List all the jobs that you think men should have while the woman is pregnant. List all the jobs that you think men should have right after the birth of their child.

16. Watch “The Pregnant Man” Complete questions as you watch the movie

17. Journal Why do you think couples go to childbirth classes? What’s the point of these classes?

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19. Prepared Childbirth A method of giving birth in which pain is reduced through the elimination of fear and the use of special conditioning exercise Also known as natural childbirth Women’s bodies naturally know how to give birth

20. Childbirth Classes Ex. Bradley or Lamaze Bradley-referred to as 'husband-coached childbirth' and teaches that "with proper education, preparation, and the help of a loving and supportive coach, women can be taught to give birth naturally childbirth educationwomenbirth Lamaze-Relating to or being a method of childbirth in which the expectant mother is prepared psychologically and physically to give birth Both help mom cope with the discomforts of labor

21. Labor vs. Delivery Labor is the process by which the baby gradually moves out of the uterus into the vagina to be born Delivery is the birth itself

22. Who Will Deliver the Baby? Obstetrician- specialize in pre and postnatal care of the mother and the baby Family Doctors-deliver babies and give pre and postnatal care Nurse-midwife-a registered nurse with advanced training in the care of normal, uncomplicated pregnancy and birth Lay-midwife- Same as nurse-midwife but does not have a nursing degree

23. Worksheet Complete “How would each affect labor?”

24. Stages of Labor When labor actually being, it progresses through three stages

25. Stages of Labor- First Stage Contractions open the cervix Ordinarily, the cervix is nearly completely closed, but during the first stage of labor, the cervix dilates, or widens, to form an opening about 10 cm (or 4 inches) in diameter. As labor progresses, the contractions get longer, stronger, and closer together

26. Stages of Labor- Second Stage Once the cervix is completely dilated and the baby’s head has slipped out of the uterus into the vagina, the second stage has begun Contractions no longer stretch the cervix open, as they do in the first stage, instead they work to move the baby down through the pelvis and out the vagina

27. Complications during the Second Stage Before a c-section takes place, an obstetrician will try vacuum extraction and/or forceps

28. Third Stage of Labor The uterus gives birth to the placenta Contractions start and they help the placenta separate from the wall of the uterus This stage may be brief as two minutes, or it may last half an hour After the placenta is delivered, the birth is complete

29. Cesarean Birth Not all births progress through these three stages of labor. If complications arise during the pregnancy or during labor, a cesarean birth-delivery of a baby through a surgical incision in the mother’s abdomen-may be necessary

30. Examining the Newborn Doctors use the Apgar scale, a method of evaluating a newborn’s physical condition A score of 6 to 10 is considered normal

31. Watch Childbirth From Inside Out: Part 2 Covers:  The hospital experience  Labor and delivery  Post-natal care

32. Journal 3/13 List all the things parents need to discuss and decide about before the baby is born Example- who is going to take off work and stay home with the baby Try and come up with 5-10 things

33. Before a baby is born, parents need to decide on certain things

34. Work Leave Maternity Leave: time off from a job allowing the woman to give birth. Recuperate, and care for her baby Can be weeks to several months Paternity Leave: time off from a job allowing the man to care for his new baby

35. Breast-feeding Best suited to the nutritional needs of baby Provide immunities against many diseases Special closeness/bond to mom and child

36. Bottle-feeding Formula- a mixture of milk or milk substitute, water, and nutrients Provides nearly the same nutrition as breast milk

37. Read “Nursing” Article and answer Questions

38. List every possible item/supply that a newborn baby might need or use

39. Baby’s Room A separate room if possible b/c babies sleep 15-18 hours each day

40. Estimating Expenses Doctors charge a lump sum that covers prenatal care, delivery, and the postnatal period Hospitalization fee Maternity clothes Equipment and supplies Formula/Baby foods Medical Care (for baby)

41. Complete “The Cost of Children” article and questions

42. Project Planning for Baby’s Arrival

43. Preparing for Birth & Childbirth Choices Study guide Test next period