Beloved Bumps
Antenatal Information for New Parents
About the Course
Beloved Bumps was originally set up in Blackheath, London, to provide women with pregnancy, birth, labour and postnatal information taught by a midwife as opposed to an antenatal teacher.
After seeing the demand, and the growing popularity of antenatal education, Beloved Bumps will launch an online antenatal course in Summer 2017. This course will make antenatal education available anywhere in the world, at any time, in any place, and at an affordable price compared to group classes.
Online antenatal courses will be more accessible for women with already busy lifestyles, for those that don’t have access to antenatal courses, for those that are living abroad but want to be educated by the UK healthcare, for those that aren’t comfortable in group settings, or for those that just want additional information to what they are already learning.
Beloved Bumps Online Course is taught by a qualified midwife, to prepare mums-to-be not only for the birth but also for life immediately after the birth – both the antenatal and postnatal periods.
Many women are naturally unprepared for the many different situations that arise in labour, or they seem to have had many classes on labour itself but don’t know what to do once the baby is born. As a qualified midwife, Natasha has experienced many births and different scenarios and aims to pass on this information and advice to you to help you through your labour and afterwards.
Natasha Cullen
Introduction
What to expect on this course
First stage of labour
Second stage of labour
Third stage of labour
Knowing when it's happening
What to expect in the hospital
Introduction
Paracetamol
TENS machine
Positions
Entonox
Pethidine or Diamorphine
Water pool
Epidural
Hypnobirthing
Introduction
Induction of labour
Membrane sweep
Prostaglandins
Amniotomy
Syntocinon drip
Breech delivery
Instrumental delivery
Ventouse delivery
Forceps
Cesarean section
The postnatal period
After pains
Lochia
Perineal pain
Caesarean recovery
Postnatal blues
Skin-to-skin
SIDS
Wet and dirty nappies
Breastfeeding
Positions for breast feeding
Rugby ball position practical demonstration
Across your chest
Lying down
Whilst breastfeeding
Feeding cues
Hand expressing
Bottlefeeding
Bottle-feeding demo
Nappy change
Cord demo
Bathing
Swaddling
Labour bag: A list
Conclusion