Prenatal classes begin in January

by Réka Morvay on January 14, 2023

CHANGE! Saturday, January 29th, 2011, 11 am - 3 pm

Expecting in Hungary

Content: Prenatal care in Hungary, how to find and choose the right hospital/doctor/midwife for you, who is the védőnő and what is her function, what kinds of maternity benefits (if any) are you eligible for, how to register a baby’s birth in Hungary if one or both parents are foreign nationals, what’s your due date and why is determining it correctly important, thinking ahead to your birth experience, and how much you can expect to pay for a birth in Hungary

Handouts: list of English-speaking obstetricians in Budapest, list of hospitals and clinics with maternity wards, birth plan worksheet, list of registrars, registration and maternity benefits information sheet.

Cost: €30 (app. HUF 8500) / occasion / coupleor €20 (app. HUF 5500) per person. Pay at the door or pay in advance by PayPal.

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Sunday, February 6th, 2011, 2pm – 6 pm

Labor and childbirth

Content: mother and baby at term, how does labor start, when to go into the hospital or call the midwife, inducing labor, what are the stages of labor, what to expect during them, what does it feel like at each stage, what can the helper do at each stage, the importance of positioning for mother and baby, natural and medicated pain management, how to avoid an episiotomy, what to expect at a Hungarian hospital, what to expect during a C-section, what to expect during a premature delivery, recovery from birth

Handouts: what to pack for the hospital, English-Hungarian shopping list of baby supplies, birth plan worksheet, What Is Labor Like article, What About the Pain in Childbirth article, C-section article

Cost: €30 (app. HUF 8500) / occasion / coupleor €20 (app. HUF 5500) per person. Pay at the door or pay in advance by PayPal.

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CHANGE!!! Sunday, February 13th, 2011, 2 pm to 6 pm

Newborn care

Content: what is a just-born newborn like, what does the Apgar score mean, when to cut the umbilical cord, cord blood banking, what do newborn babies expect from the world, why is skin-to-skin contact important, why is early and frequent breastfeeding important, baby’s secretions: what’s normal and what’s not, feeding and expected weight gain, burping, sleeping, dressing, bathing, umbilical cord care, crying and comforting, types of babies, learning, playing, baby wearing, how to survive the first six weeks

Handouts: English-Hungarian shopping list of baby supplies, breastfeeding cheat sheet, registration and maternity benefits information sheet

Cost: €30 (app. HUF 8500) / occasion / coupleor €20 (app. HUF 5500) per person. Pay at the door or pay in advance by PayPal.

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CHANGE! Saturday, February 19th, 2011, 11 am - 3 pm

Breastfeeding

Content: why is breastfeeding good for the baby, why is breastfeeding good for the mother, how to get off to a good start and avoid problems down the line, how does milk production work, how to ensure you have enough milk, how can you tell whether baby is getting enough milk, feeding on cue versus feeding on schedule, sore nipples and other breastfeeding complication, lots of pictures and videos about how to get the baby on the breast correctly (to avoid damage to the nipples and ensure proper milk flow), when to express milk, how to express milk, how to safely store milk, using artificial nipples (bottles and pacifiers), herbs and foods to increase supply, breastfeeding and illness, breastfeeding and medications

Handouts: breastfeeding cheat sheet

Cost: €30 (app. HUF 8500) / occasion / couple or €20 (app. HUF 5500) per person. Pay at the door or pay in advance by PayPal.

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Location

Életkör, II. Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 61. 1st floor #3. (Életkör buzzer – keep pressing continuously to be let in!) Here’s a map.

Please RSVP by email (reka@budapest-moms.com or +36 20 455 5836) so I know how many handouts to bring! (If you pay by PayPal, you do not need to sign up separately.)

Payment

You can either pay as you go along, in cash at the door, or pre-pay a number of classes at a discount.

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