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Printable Stages of Labour Worksheets, Activities & Visual Aids
This comprehensive A4 printable resource pack is designed for birth workers, doulas, midwives, and antenatal educators. It provides interactive tools to teach expectant parents about the stages of labour, comfort techniques, and key physiological processes in a clear and engaging way.
Printable Stages of Labour Worksheets, Activities & Visual Aids Includes:
✔ Stages of Labour Matching Activity – Helps learners identify and understand early, active, transition, and pushing stages.
✔ Labour Timeline Fill-in-the-Gaps – Reinforces knowledge of the progression of labour.
✔ Reflective Questions – Encourages discussion on emotions, coping strategies, and support roles.
✔ Hormones of Labour Flowchart – Visual guide explaining the role of oxytocin, endorphins, and adrenaline.
✔ Stages of Labour Flowchart – Step-by-step breakdown of the labour process.
✔ Emotions Through the Stages of Labour Flowchart – Helps partners and professionals provide emotional support.
✔ Positions for Childbirth Handout & Poster – Illustrated guide to optimal birthing positions with explanations.
✔ Massage for Childbirth Handout & Poster – Techniques to relieve labour discomfort and promote relaxation.
✔ Massage for Childbirth Cards (x8) – Quick-reference cards for different massage techniques.
✔ Breathing Techniques for Childbirth Cards (x11) – Step-by-step guidance on breathwork for pain relief.
✔ Birth Process Individual Cards (x12) – Interactive learning tool for understanding the birth journey.
✔ Third Stage of Labour Image Card – Visual aid on placenta delivery and immediate postpartum care.
✔ Birth Process Handout – Comprehensive overview of the labour and birth process.
✔ Visual Labour Timeline – Simplified reference for the sequence of events in labour.
Printable in A4 size – Easy to use in antenatal classes as handouts, posters, or laminated teaching aids.
Written in British English – Suitable for UK-based birth workers, doulas, midwives, and educators.
Perfect for interactive learning, group discussions, and one-to-one sessions with expectant parents.
