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The document summarizes a presentation by Sandy Jones on new possibilities for childbirth education given to professionals at Northside Hospital. It discusses how enrollment in childbirth classes has declined as barriers like time, cost, and reliance on the internet and epidurals have increased. It profiles different types of mothers and their needs. It suggests redesigning programs to be more flexible, inclusive, and tailored to different groups through shorter courses, online options, and focusing on the whole motherhood experience rather than just childbirth.
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- 55. Sandy Jones, MA 150 W. Southwood Dr. Brevard, NC 28712 Tel: 828-884-4442 e-mail: [email_address]