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	12-hour urine collection: Step-by-step instructions *Abstract:* This handout for pregnant women explains how to collect urine and how to store it when doing a 12-hour urine collection. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	6 sleep and awake states: Learning about your newborn *Abstract:* This handout for new parents describes a baby's 6 sleep and awake states. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2011 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 11/2011
	Childbirth education classes: At UW Medicine *Abstract:* This handout provides information on classes for expectant families offered at UWMC. Included are Childbirth Preparation Series, Labor and Birth Mini-Series, Expecting Multiples, Better Birth Refresher, Working with Labor Pain, Preventing Preterm Birth, Breastfeeding Basics, Newborn Care and Life with Baby, Newborn Care for Adoptive Families, Conscious Fathering, Babysafe with Infant CPR, and Sibling Preparation classes. These classes are offered in collaboration with Parent Trust for Washington State Children. *Author:* Maternal and Infant Care Clinic (MICC) *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Maternal and Infant Care Clinic (MICC) *Revised Date:* 3/2016
	Crying and colic: What it means when your baby is fussy *Abstract:* This handout explains why babies cry and what parents can do to help. It also explains the difference between normal fussiness and colic. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2011 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 11/2011
	Diaper choices: Choosing the right fit for your family *Abstract:* This handout describes the different types of diapers that parents can choose from. It also gives basic information about diaper services. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2011 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 11/2011
	Fetal movement *Abstract:* This handout gives instructions for counting fetal movements, and tells when to call your health care provider based on your baby's motion in your belly. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	High blood pressure in pregnancy: When to call your health care provider *Abstract:* This handout gives signs and symptoms of high blood pressure (hypertension) to watch for during pregnancy. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	If you have a high-risk pregnancy: We're here to help *Abstract:* This brochure is for women with high-risk pregnancies. It explains helpful services and service providers at 2 UW Medicine clinics in the Seattle area: Maternal and Infant Care Clinic at UW Medical Center and Maternal Fetal Medicine Clinic at Valley Medical Center. It includes information about what a high-risk pregnancy is and what to expect at a clinic visit. *Author:* Maternal and Infant Care Clinic (MICC) *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2014 *UWMC Dept:* Maternal and Infant Care Clinic (MICC) *Revised Date:* 3/2017
	Newborn warning signs *Abstract:* This handout lists warning signs that require a call to a newborn's clinic, health care provider, or 9-1-1. This document is a chapter in the birth book "Caring for Yourself and Your New Baby." *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 9/2016
	Preterm labor: Warning signs and symptoms *Abstract:* This handout gives signs and symptoms to watch for that may mean a pregnant woman is in preterm labor. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	Restrictions after a Cesarean section *Abstract:* This handout lists activity restrictions for a woman who has had a baby by Cesarean section. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	Restrictions while you are pregnant *Abstract:* This handout provides a checklist for the perinatal doctor or nurse to mark activity restrictions for a pregnant woman. The provider may check "Not restricted," "Bedrest," "Modfied bedrest," or "Complete bedrest." Other specific activities such as housework, driving, shopping, etc. are listed. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	Taking your baby's temperature: Using an underarm thermometer *Abstract:* This handout explains how to take a baby's temperature under their arm. This is called the axillary temperature. *Author:* Maternal and Infant Care Clinic (MICC) *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Maternal and Infant Care Clinic (MICC) *Revised Date:* 6/2012
	Warning signs during pregnancy *Abstract:* This handout for pregnant women gives signs and symptoms to watch for that require a call to your perinatal health care provider. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	Warning signs for new mothers *Abstract:* This handout lists warning signs after a woman gives birth that require a call to the clinic, health care provider, lactation services, or 9-1-1 emergency services. This document is a chapter in the birth book "Caring for Yourself and Your New Baby." It contains the same content as a handout entitled "Mother's Warning Signs After Giving Birth." *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 9/2016
	Warning signs of low blood sugar: During pregnancy *Abstract:* This handout for pregnancy women lists signs to watch for that may mean your blood sugar is too low. Low blood sugar (glucose) is called hypoglycemia. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012
	When to call your perinatal health care provider *Abstract:* This handout gives signs and symptoms during pregnancy that require a call to your perinatal health care provider. These include fever, pain, high pulse, and other symptoms. *Author:* Perinatal Education *Publisher/Date:* University of Washington Medical Center, 2012 *UWMC Dept:* Perinatal Education *Revised Date:* 5/2012

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