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Keeping You Safe

How we protect you during COVID-19.

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Your Partner Through Pregnancy

We're your partner on your journey of pregnancy and parenthood, providing guidance and resources to help you welcome your new baby.

Birth Preference Worksheet

Each birth, and each family, is unique...so it's important for us to know you and learn your birth experience preferences.

Download and complete the Welcoming Baby Birth Preference worksheet, and review it with your provider at your next appointment.

During labor, your nurse will review it with you and will make every effort to incorporate your wishes without compromising our goal of absolute safety for you and your baby.

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Team Birth Project

The Team Birth Project's goal is to promote shared decision making and health equity. Every person deserves a voice in their care when having a baby. TeamBirth supports open communication among patients, their support people, and clinicians during birth. Through structured huddles and a shared planning board, TeamBirth empowers everyone to reach decisions together. The result is more dignified, respectful care that gives patients the role that they want.

A key component of the program is a planning board, available in every labor and birth suite. This ongoing and evolving board tracks the birthing persons intended birth plan and is a reference as the family and medical team members discuss care decisions during labor and birth.

The Family Maternity Center is pleased to be one of four hospitals nationwide partnering with Ariadne Labs in the Team Birth Project. This is a joint venture of Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Maternity Care Videos

You're bound to have a lot of questions about your pregnancy and new baby, so we've created videos to help you on your journey to parenthood.

Our physicians, midwives, nurses and anesthesiologists will provide general information. To answer questions regarding your specific medical needs, please contact your provider.

Labor and Pain Management

Baby Care

Breastfeeding

Our thanks to Stanford Medicine and the Newborn Nursery at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital for these videos:

Controlling and Reducing Pain

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