Course Tag: prenatal

Quick Video Solution Libraries

Omnicom Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work

Experts

JoAnn Robinson,PhD Autumn Cloud-Ingram,LCSW Cora Megan,MA

Challenges & Solutions

Welcome to Peace At Home Parenting Solutions’  Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work Program. A unique, interactive program that helps parents gain effective strategies and support to care for their baby and make the transition back to work with less stress and more confidence.  We’ve got Classes and Consulting ready to support parents and get answers to these questions many more –     
  • Will working hurt my attachment with my baby?
  • How do I know if my childcare provider is a good one?
  • What are my baby’s cues about hunger, sleep and play time?
  • Will I always feel so exhausted?
  • Quick Video Solutions Library – Our Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work Quick Video Solution Library provides 24/7 access to practical solutions. Watch or just listen to experts who get right to the point. Watch one or all of the topics, each title includes a video (15 minutes) and handouts with proven, easy-to-understand strategies. 
  • Talk to An Expert, including 1:1 Consulting – We also offer focused, private 1:1 consutling for parents who may need confidential, individual support. OMG provides 1 free 30 minute session to each employee each year.  Learn more about our incredible team and setting up a consult on your parenting center (lower right) or email us at Solutions@PeaceatHomeParenting.com. 
  • There are other ways to connect directly with our experts. Our Monthly Q&A with founder, Ruth E. Freeman, LCSW, and guests, are ready for any challenge. Parents can join over 1500+ parents and experts on our private, expert-monitored Facebook group to discuss challenges and get answers. 
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PreNatal Infant
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attachment baby birth feeding pregnancy prenatal sleep working
Recorded Class

Healthy Birth Toolkit

November 10, 2021 8:00 pm EDT

Expert

Autumn Cloud-Ingram,LCSW

Challenges & Solutions

Previously hosted live class. Access the recording and handouts by clicking on the Course Lesson below.

Even if you are excited about having a baby, it is common to feel worried too. Learn the facts about what to expect from the prenatal process. Get ideas about how to care for yourself and your baby in order to calm your concerns. This class will help you turn your worries into practical steps toward a healthy birth. 

Participants will be able to: 

● Recognize risks to pregnant women and newborn babies, especially for women of color

 ● Identify action steps you can take to protect your health and your baby 

● Work together with your medical provider in ways that will help you build a healthy birth

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PreNatal Infant
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birth pregnancy prenatal
Quick Video Solution Libraries

Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work

Experts

JoAnn Robinson,PhD Autumn Cloud-Ingram,LCSW Cora Megan,MA Tanika Eaves,PhD, LCSW, IMH-E® Hanna Brinkhaus,MA, LCSW Denise Webb,APRN, PNP

Challenges & Solutions

Welcome Baby, Welcome Back To Work. The transition back to work from Family Leave can be challenging, especially for mothers. They strive to balance involvement in the adult world of work with the biological and emotional changes that accompany a recent birth. New moms and dads need and will benefit from support from family, friends, and their workplaces. One family-friendly option for your company to offer is Peace At Home Parenting Solutions’ Welcome Baby and Back to Work digital program which includes expert facilitated support group Conversations, brief recorded Quick Video Solutions, and private 1:1 Coaching sessions.

Welcome to Peace At Home Parenting Solutions’  Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work Program. A unique, interactive program that helps parents gain effective strategies and support to care for their baby and make the transition back to work with less stress and more confidence. 

We’ve got Classes, Conversations and Consulting ready to support parents and get answers to these questions many more –     

  • Will working hurt my attachment with my baby?
  • How do I know if my childcare provider is a good one?
  • What are my baby’s cues about hunger, sleep and play time?
  • Will I always feel so exhausted?

Quick Video Solutions Series – Our Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work Quick Video Solution Series provides 24/7 access to practical solutions. Watch or just listen to experts who get right to the point. Watch one or all of the topics, each title includes a video (15 minutes) and handouts with proven, easy-to-understand strategies.    

Peer Group Conversations – Expert led groups of up to 10+ participants connect your parents to the essence of Peace At Home – acknowledgment, guidance, support, and community.  By connecting parents experiencing this wonderful and exhausting new stage of life, PAHPS fosters micro-communities within your organization. Participants share concerns, feel understood and gain proven best practices. 

Tools are brought to life through interactive discussions based on the Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work Quick Video Solution Series. Essential strategies from the Series are reviewed at the start of each 45-minute conversation led by our experts. Parents ask questions and gain solutions for their concerns.

Talk to An Expert, including 1:1 Consulting – Finally, there are multiple ways to connect directly with our experts. Our Monthly Q&A with founder, Ruth E. Freeman, LCSW, and guests, are ready for any challenge. Parents can join over 1500+ parents and experts on our private, expert-monitored Facebook group to discuss challenges and get answers. We also offer focused, private 1:1 coaching for parents who may need confidential, individual support. Learn more about our incredible team by clicking on any of their names above.

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PreNatal Infant
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attachment baby birth feeding pregnancy prenatal sleep working
Quick Video Solution Libraries

Get Ready for Baby & Enjoy the First Year

Experts

JoAnn Robinson,PhD Autumn Cloud-Ingram,LCSW Cora Megan,MA Denise Webb,APRN, PNP Tanika Eaves,PhD, LCSW, IMH-E® Hanna Brinkhaus,MA, LCSW

Challenges & Solutions

Our Solution Series Libraries are developed around a specific parenting challenge. Each Series includes a collection of hand-picked, easily digestible (15 min+/-) videos which unlock a key piece of the parenting puzzle.  Read our summary of this Series below then click on each lesson to access the class description, video, handouts, and information about our Expert(s). 

This class series covers the basics for parents from pregnancy through baby’s first year. You know you are about to have a life changing experience but you may not be able to imagine it. Parents who take time to learn about pregnancy and birth tend to have increased confidence during labor and delivery, improved birth outcomes and a higher likelihood of breastfeeding. Learning about caring for your baby and your body before birth will strengthen family well-being. 

The early weeks after birth can be confusing and exhausting while you and your baby learn how to manage feeding and sleeping. Learn about your baby’s early needs and development so you are ready to adapt to life with your newborn. Strategies that balance their needs with yours really make a difference.  Infants thrive when parents recognize temperament, how the baby learns, and how your early weeks together can be enhanced when you create rhythms and routines to care for the baby and yourself. 

This Peace At Home Parenting Solutions Library provides needed guidance to pregnant and postpartum parents of infants up to one year of age. Participants will be able to:

  • Recognize risks to pregnant women and newborn babies, especially for women of color
  • Identify action steps you can take to protect your health and your baby
  • Work together with your medical provider to help you build a healthy birth through informed consent and other strategies
  • Recognize and respond effectively to your newborn’s needs and cues
  • Identify and apply positive solutions to common concerns during baby’s first year
  • Recognize the importance of self-care to create balance and family well-being, especially when parents return to work
Ages
PreNatal Infant
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attachment baby birth brain development childcare feeding nursing pregnancy prenatal sleep working