January 2019 International Journal of Childbirth Education Now Available
And a New Year Begins by Debra Rose Wilson, PhD MSN RN IBCLC AHN-BC CHT Happy New Year to all certified professionals and staff of ICEA. I wanted to take […]
And a New Year Begins by Debra Rose Wilson, PhD MSN RN IBCLC AHN-BC CHT Happy New Year to all certified professionals and staff of ICEA. I wanted to take […]
by Renece Waller-Wise, MSN RNC-OB CNS CLC CNL LCCE FACCE Abstract: Childbirth educators should be aware of nursing interventions in obstetric care to prepare clients for options that the expectant […]
During this season of giving, we wanted to say that we are thankful for you. Because of your passion for family centered maternity care, you have made a difference in […]
by Debra Tolson, ICEA President As I complete my tenure as ICEA president I have looked back at what has been accomplished. When I stepped into the role of president, ICEA […]
The 2019 Trauma and Birth Conference, Hosted by Perinatal Support Washington and PATTCh, will take place on 28 – 30 March 2019 at the Seattle Marriott Waterfront in Seattle, WA, USA. […]
This session will enhance your skills and provide you with ideas to teach breastfeeding to clients, in classes, or to other professionals. Breastfeeding is an important component that is sometimes […]
Donna Walls, RN, BSN. ICCE, IBCLC, ANLC In the 1930’s the idea of using “baby boxes” for infant sleep was introduced in Finland with the idea of reducing SIDS (sudden […]
Waterbirth is more than a fad or trend – it is evidence-based practice in hospitals, birth centers, and home birth throughout the world. Relaxing in water during labor eases discomfort […]
The world needs more Childbirth Educators, Birth Doulas, and Postpartum Doulas who value compassion, collaboration, and choice. We need your help to enroll 20 professionals in an ICEA Certification Program. […]
The world needs more Childbirth Educators, Birth Doulas, and Postpartum Doulas who value compassion, collaboration, and choice. The studies and statistics released this year about the rise of cesarean sections, […]
by Teri McCown, RN, and Elizabeth Kirts, MPH, ICCE IBCLC RLC Abstract: The use of nipple shields is not new. They have been used for many years but there is […]
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to make your passion for birth a career. Our talented IATs have a full schedule planned for January 2019, and we […]
During this season of thanks, we wanted to say that we are thankful for you. Because of your passion for family centered maternity care, you have made a difference in […]
In this webinar, you will learn about the many faces of Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs) including signs and symptoms, risk factors, screening, breastfeeding, and treatment options. You will […]
by Elizabeth Kirts, MPH, ICCE, IBCLC, RLC I wanted to teach childbirth for as long as I can remember. Growing up, our neighbor taught classes and I thought it was […]
by Tamela Hatcher, IAT, ICCE, ICBD, LCCE, M.Ed., BSE I have grown up with ICEA. I first remember hearing about ICEA from my middle school teacher in the late 1970’s during […]
by Erin Kathryn Williams, BSN, and Elizabeth Kirts, MPH ICCE IBCLC RLC Abstract: Breastfeeding is beneficial for mothers as well as babies. Both breast and ovarian cancers are seen more […]
by Cynthia Billiar, BSN, RN, IBCLC, RLC, ANLC, CD(DONA), ICBD, ICCE, SpBCPE Whether an infant loss is perinatal, neonatal, or that of an older infant/child, it is personal and unique to every […]
Every mother we serve has a story and that story impacts her pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding and mothering experience psycho-socially and physically. Childhood abuse and neglect leaves lifelong scars, while love […]
by Debra Tolson, ICEA President Many studies and articles are revealing new insights in regards to Cesarean births. With these new insights, they are also confirming what many of us in […]
ICEA staff is part-time, and office hours may vary. Please be understanding of staff response times as we work to address all concerns and needs as quickly as possible. Staff […]
by James G. Linn, PhD, and Michele Rocha Kadri, MA Abstract: This article examines the relationship between globalization and breastfeeding in developing and advanced industrial nations. Current research and international and […]
by Courtney Nyange, DNP MSN RN Abstract: Breastfeeding has many benefits for both mothers and infants. Despite these noted benefits, national breastfeeding rates are still below the Healthy People 2020 […]
Are you searching for a certification workshop near you? Our talented IATs have a full schedule planned for December, and we hope you can join them. Locations for Childbirth Educator and Postpartum […]