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Educational materials created by The Educated Birth

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Materials can be used by one person with one business at a time. If you're using the infographic sheets with another group in addition to your own business, that other group will need to purchase license(s) as well. The only exception to this is membership to our content library. Multiple users may access the content library, depending on the type of subscription that has been purchased. See details via this link.

So glad you're interested in using The Educated Birth materials with your community! To do so, your organization will either purchase multiple licenses for the materials or subscribe to our content library. There is an application process for either option.

Licenses are not transferrable. When using The Educated Birth materials in trainings with other professionals, it’s most fitting to frame this gift as, "Here are some examples of resources you can invest in for your own reproductive work practice." Any individual using the materials needs to own a license to do so. We'd be happy to create a special offer for your students! If you're interested, em us at hello@theeducatedbirth.com

Some examples of sources that have been referenced in the creation of infographics are:

‍Pregnancy, Childbirth and the Newborn: The Complete Guide by Penny Simkin, P.T., Janet Whalley, R.N., B.S.N., and Ann Keppler, R.N., M.N.

Having Your Baby: A Guide for African-American Women, by Hilda Hutcherson, M.D

Childbirth Connection (www.childbirthconnection.org)

Perinatal Empowerment (www.perinatalempowerment.com)

Evidence-Based Birth (www.evidencebasedbirth.com)

National Institutes of Health (www.nichd.nih.gov)

Planning Your Pregnancy and Birth (Third Edition) by The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

American College of Nurse-Midwives (ourmomentoftruth.com)

Planning Your Pregnancy and Birth (Third Edition) by The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Improving Birth (improvingbirth.org/resources)

Pushed, by Jennifer Block

If you ever have a concern about a cited source, or a piece of information you encounter in any infographic, please feel free to reach out. Our priority is always that the information is sound and accurate. Have more questions or need clarification? Email us at hello@theeducatedbirth.com