The pages every birthworker should have on hand

If you’re a doula or a midwife, you probably have some trusty pages you share with clients. Homebirth prep lists, hospital bag packing lists, maybe some local postpartum resources—because you’re all about making sure the families you serve are informed and supported. So let’s make your collection even better! Here are 5 free posters and handouts to help your clients feel your care- even when you’re not in the room with them.

The birth positions coloring pages are a community favorite because they sneak in education about active labor positions, while still being super fun to color. The coloring pages make a great activity to keep nervous partners or wiggly older siblings calm during appointments. And they can be a fun gift to share during childbirth education classes—because everyone loves an excuse to color!

The birth positions coloring pages are a community favorite because they sneak in education about active labor positions, while still being super fun to color. These coloring pages make a great activity to keep nervous partners or wiggly older siblings calm during appointments. And they can be a fun gift to share during childbirth education classes—because everyone loves an excuse to color!

The printable birth positions posters can be hung on your wall or laminated to throw into your birth bag.

And this eye catching coloring page is the perfect thing to share with mamas/birthing people during that long stretch of early labor, when they need an activity to stay calm while waiting for things to pick up.

You can grab all these pages and more below.👇

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