A training program designed for pregnant women and, generally, their partners, focusing on pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period...
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What Is the Purpose of the Pregnancy School?
The Pregnancy School aims to help expectant mothers experience a healthy, safe, and informed pregnancy while preparing them physically and psychologically for childbirth and parenthood.
Why Is the Pregnancy School Important?
- It provides expectant mothers and fathers with information about pregnancy planning, pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.
- It helps expectant mothers understand and manage fears, pain, and stress during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.
- It supports both parents in preparing for motherhood and fatherhood.
- It helps expectant mothers prepare for a more comfortable and positive birth experience.
- It equips parents with essential knowledge and practical skills for newborn care.
- It helps mothers adapt to the postpartum period and manage the changes that follow childbirth.
- It strengthens communication and cooperation between couples.
How to Apply to the Pregnancy School?
All pregnant women who apply to our hospital are referred to the Pregnancy School, where their registration is completed by the coordinating midwife.
Training Programs Provided at the Pregnancy School
Module 1: First 12 Weeks of Pregnancy (2 Weeks)
- Structure and function of the female and male reproductive systems
- How pregnancy occurs
- Fetal development in the womb (First Trimester)
- Physical and psychological changes during pregnancy
- Daily life during pregnancy
- Nutrition during pregnancy
- Routine pregnancy follow-up examinations
- Tests and vaccinations recommended during the first trimester
- Common pregnancy-related problems and recommendations (First Trimester)
Module 2: 13–27 Weeks of Pregnancy (1 Hour)
- Routine pregnancy follow-up examinations
- Tests and vaccinations recommended during the second trimester
- Fetal development in the womb (Second Trimester)
- Common pregnancy-related problems and recommendations (Second Trimester)
Module 3: 28–32 Weeks of Pregnancy (2 Hours)
- Signs of labor
- When to go to the hospital
- Preparing the hospital bag
- Stages of the labor process
- Vaginal birth and its stages
- Assisted delivery and cesarean section
- Coping with labor pain and non-pharmacological pain management methods
- Breast milk and breastfeeding education
Module 4: 33–40 Weeks of Pregnancy (2 Hours)
- Management of the postpartum period
- Physical and emotional changes in the mother after childbirth
- Daily life after delivery
- Newborn assessment
- Practical training on newborn bathing and massage
- Special conditions that may occur in newborns
- Newborn screening tests and vaccinations
- Visits to the maternity ward and delivery room
How Are Activities Conducted at the Pregnancy School?
Our Pregnancy School is officially registered and provides free services to all pregnant women who apply. Training sessions are conducted by qualified healthcare professionals to support expectant mothers and their partners throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.
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