
New Resources for Childbirth Educators and Parents
In this column, reviewers offer perspectives and comments on a variety of new media resources for childbirth educators and expectant and new parents. The books, CDs, DVDs, and kits reviewed in this issue's column include the following topics: the birth experiences of mothers who survived
childhood sexual abuse; lively teaching techniques and ideas to help energize and enhance childbirth education classes; breastfeeding in the workplace; expectant fathers; perspectives on motherhood; unique, helpful tools for childbirth educators to use in designing their class content, addressing
the stages of labor, and discussing planned cesarean birth; exercises for pregnant women on bedrest; and a compilation of presentations featured at Birthing the Future's international symposiums.
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Keywords: bedrest exercises; breastfeeding in the workplace; cesarean birth; childbirth education; childhood sexual abuse survivors; expectant fathers; labor and birth; motherhood
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: January 1, 2009
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