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We create infographics and illustrations reproductive health workers can use as teaching tools, and parents can learn from.  \nWritten by Cheyenne Varner. Edited by Janice Formichella. Peer-reviewed by professionals in the reproductive health space.  \nNone of the information in this toolkit is or should be interpreted as medical advice. Always talk to your care provider about any questions or concerns you may have!  \nWHAT’S INSIDE  \nAnatomy Pages on...  \nThe Cervix  \nThe Pelvis + Fetal Station The Pelvic Inlet + Outlet Fetal Positions  \nEpidural Placement Cesarean Birth  \nInfosheet Pages on...  \nContractions The Cervix  \nHow the Cervix Changes Dilation + Cervical Exams Position of the Baby The Pelvic Floor Possible Signs of Labor Types of Contractions  \nProdromal labor Early Labor Active Labor Transition  \nPushing + Birth  \nBirth of the Placenta The Cardinal Movements of Labor  \nForceps Assisted Birth Vacuum Assisted Birth Abdominal Birth  \nAbdominal Birth Options How Long is Labor Labor + Birth Positions  \nFetal Positions During Labor Opening the Pelvic Inlet + Outlet  \nComfort Measures  \nCommon Interventions Why We Do/Don’t Use Interventions  \nActivity Pages on...  \nAbdominal Birth Considerations  \nUpright Labor Positions Nonupright Labor Positions Birth Ball Positions  \nFetal Position Considerations  \nComfort Measures Discussion Guide Intervention Use Discussion Guide  \nBirth Bag Checklist  \n5 Birth Preferences Sheets  \nTIPS FOR USING THIS TOOLKIT  \nThis toolkit can be used in digital and print formats. Provide the digital toolkit via email to clients who book with you. Print activity pages as needed to pass out in classes, place into client packets, or offer during individual prenatal sessions.  \nSee [our website www.theeducatedbirth.store](our website www.theeducatedbirth.store) for poster-sized prints of anatomy pages to put up on office, patient room, and/or classroom walls.  \nThe Cervix  \nANATOMY SHEET  \nUTERUS  \nCERVICAL OPENING  \n~~ ~~ CERVIX  \n~~ ~~ BIRTH CANAL  \nCERVICAL OPENING  \nCERVIX  \nWALLS OF THE BIRTH CANAL  \nView of the cervix from inside the birth canal  \nThe cervical opening before pregnancy  \nThe cervical opening after pregnancy  \nThe Pelvis + Fetal Station  \nANATOMY SHEET  \nFLOATING -4 -3 -2 -1  \nENGAGED 0 +1 +2 +3  \nCROWNING +4  \nISCHIA L SPINE  \nILIAC C REST ILIUM SACRUM  \nISCHIA L SPINE ISCHI UM  \n\n| |\n| --- |\n|  |\n| |\n\nPELVIC INLET  \nPUBIC BONE  \nPUBIC SYMPHYSIS  \nCOCCYX  \nPELVIC OUTLET  \nANTERIOR SIDE POSTERIOR SIDE  \nPUBIS  \nSACRUM  \nCOCCYX  \nThe Pelvic Inlet + Outlet  \nANATOMY SHEET  \nILIAC C REST ILIUM SACRUM  \nISCHIA L SPINE ISCHI UM  \n\n| |\n| --- |\n|  |\n| |\n\nPELVIC INLET  \nPUBIC BONE  \nPUBIC SYMPHYSIS  \nCOCCYX  \nPELVIC OUTLET  \nView of the pelvic inlet from the top of the pelvis  \nView of the pelvic outlet from the bottom of the pelvis  \nFetal Positions  \nANATOMY SHEET  \nRight Occiput Left Occiput Right Occiput Left Occiput  \nPosterior (ROP) Anterior (LOA) Anterior (ROA) Posterior (LOP)  \nComplete Footling Frank  \nBreech Breech Breech  \nTransverse  \nEpidural Placement  \nANATOMY SHEET  \nSPINE  \nSPINAL CORD EPI DURAL SPACE  \nEPI DURAL NEEDLE CATHETER  \nNERVE FIBERS  \nHOW AN EPI DURAL IS PLACED  \n1 The birthing person sits with their back curved, lower back pushed out, shoulders down, and chin down.  \n2 The anesthesiologist cleans their lower back and numbs their skin.  \n3  \nAfter the skin is numb, the anesthesiologist places the epidural needle into their back.  \n4  \nThe anesthesiologist threads the epidural catheter through  \nthe needle.  \n5  \nAfter the catheter is in place, the needle is taken out and the catheter is taped to the lower back.  \nCesarean Birth  \nANATOMY SHEET  \nSKIN  \nFATTY TISSUE CONNECTIVE TISSUE ABDOMINAL MUSCLE PERITONEUM UTERUS  \nAMNIOTIC FLUID FETUS  \nSTEPS OF A CESAREAN SECTION*  \n1 The birthing person is given an IV, ","cbCaicKJvEpWwfCw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicKJvEpWwfCw","pdf",13242271,"English","# About this Toolkit\n# What’s Inside\n## Anatomy Pages\n## Infosheet Pages\n## Activity Pages\n# Tips for Using this Toolkit\n# The Cervix - Anatomy Sheet\n# The Pelvis + Fetal Station - Anatomy Sheet\n# The Pelvic Inlet + Outlet - Anatomy Sheet\n# Fetal Positions - Anatomy Sheet\n# Epidural Placement - Anatomy Sheet\n# Cesarean Birth - Anatomy Sheet\n# Contractions - Briefly Explained","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Labor + Birth Toolkit?\",\"answer\":\"It helps educators and parents learn inclusive reproductive health information using infographics, illustrations, and storytelling content.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the toolkit provide medical advice?\",\"answer\":\"No. It states that none of the information should be interpreted as medical advice, and it advises discussing questions with a care provider.\"},{\"question\":\"How are contractions explained in the toolkit?\",\"answer\":\"Contractions are described as driven by oxytocin, influenced by related hormones such as prostaglandins and endorphins, and they follow a wave-like pattern over 30 to 90 seconds.\"}]","THE Labor + Birth TOOLKIT | PDF",1790545830,151]