Maternity Coalition on The Peninsula: Eastside Midwives: Our April Speakers

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Eastside Midwives: Our April Speakers

This month Eastside Midwives Andrea, Helen and Karen are joining Peninsual Birth Support to talk about prenatal testing. If you know any mums-to-be or mums planning to concieve in the near future, please invite them to join us.

Friday April 23

12:30-2:30

Orwil Street Community House

For more information feel free to email us at mcpeninsula@gmail.com

RSVP on the event's Facebook page here

See Eastside Midwives website here

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PixieBabyEmpireApril 8, 2010 at 5:08 PM
Wow, the blog looks great! i'll be there, can't wait!
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Join us every 3rd Friday of the month to hear guest speakers talk about a range of topics, and socialise with other parents who have an interest in birth and related issues.

July 22: Apples & Ovaries: fertility discussion
August 19: Preparing for a good birth after a bad birth
September 16: Becoming a birth worker
October 21: Rhea Dempsey on healing after caesarean
November: TBA
December: Birth story telling

All meetings are held at Karingal Place, 103 Ashleigh Ave, Karingal 3199 on the 3rd Friday of the month from 12:30pm to 2:30pm. Children are welcome (some toys provided). When possible please bring food to share with the group. Free entry to first time visitors and $5 for return guests/members to cover venue hire costs.

Maternity Coalition is a national non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian consumer advocacy organisation. Maternity Coalition acts as an umbrella organisation to bring together support groups and individuals for effective lobbying, information sharing, networking and support in maternity services.

encourages a woman-centred approach to the birth process;

regard pregnancy and childbirth as normal physiological processes, not illnesses;

stresses the social, cultural and psychological factors influencing childbirth;

supports midwives as the primary caregivers for women in normal birth;

emphasises women's rights to make informed choices about their caregiver and place of birth;

promotes continuous assessment and critical evaluation of technologies used in maternity care;

supports the development of services sensitive to women's varied cultural and physical needs.

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Thursday, April 8, 2010

Eastside Midwives: Our April Speakers

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