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Auntie Natal Educational Services

Founded in Santa Monica, CA, USA, in 1980 by Cathie D.Morales as Informed Childbirth Perinatal Education Outreach Program (ICPEOP) to meet the educational needs of prospective parents and eliminate ethnic health disparities in outcome of pregnancy.

Our Mission		Our Purposes and Goals
To improve the outcome of pregnancy for all		To provide accurate up-to-date quality early pregnancy outreach
To eliminate ethnic health disparities		To promote family centered childbirth
To eliminate preventable complications of pregnancy		To provide prevention oriented community based outreach
To eliminate preventable premature birth		To promote prenatal bonding
To eliminate preventable very low & low birth weight		To provide accurate education for prospective parents
To improve subjective experiences of pregnancy & birth		To upgrade parental responsibility levels
To enhance family attachment & bonding		To promote breastfeeding
To Make Our World a Better Place		To Make Our World a Better Place

		Auntie Natal Educational Services is being organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.


	Auntie Natal Educational Services is dedicated to improving the outcome of pregnancy for all

	Early Pregnancy Outreach

	Childbirth

	Meet the Nutritional Demands of Pregnancy

	Fetal Growth and Development by Day, Week, and Month
	Your baby’s probable birthday, called your “due date” (or EDC: expected date of confinement) is calculated from the first day of your last normal menstrual period.

	Create Your Ideal Birth Plan

	Physiologic Breathing

	Breastfeeding Preparation

	The Normal Newborn

	Postpartum Outreach

	Resources and Referrals

	Auntie Natal Educational Services' Outreach

	Read Auntie Natal Educational Services' Articles of Incorporation

	*antenatal: occurring around or before birth: prenatal

Ethnic Health Disparities are differences in health and well-being among people from different ethnic backgrounds.
Ethnic Health Disparities in outcome of pregnancy may be associated with poverty, age, nutrition, lack of prenatal care, and social status.
Infant mortality rates in some United States' inner-city and rural areas are similar to infant mortality rates in third-world countries.
Infant mortality rates are an indication of the basic health and well being of peoples of a nation.


	Save a Preborn Baby! Feed a Pregnant Mother!

	Your Preborn Baby's Brain During the third trimester of pregnancy, your Preborn Baby's brain is growing very quickly. If brain cells lack nutrients to grow and develop they never will Malnutrition in the last months of pregnancy may prevent your preborn baby's brain from growing and developing as it should. Eat wholesome well-balanced fresh foods every day.

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