We are focused on supporting our educators with continuing education and resources that reflect the latest evidence. From the Journal of Perinatal Education to our blog to the dozens of marketing resources and tools for your classes, we want to make sure you are armed with the evidence and information to deliver trusted information with confidence to the families you teach.

Lamaze offers a three-step process to be eligible to sit for the Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator (LCCE) certification exam. Lamaze International is here to guide you to education and resources that will help you acquire the training and skills you need.

Lamaze offers products and resources that support your parenting journey. From developmental toys and educational books to essential resources for expectant parents, every purchase helps advance Lamaze’s mission of promoting evidence-based birth practices.

Adding one more item, like attending a prenatal class, to your to-do list may seem overwhelming. But there are good reasons to be prepared. Why Attend a Childbirth Class?

Lamaze Mission and Vision. Established in 1960, Lamaze International is a non-profit organization and a trusted global leader, with a mission to advance safe and healthy pregnancy, birth and early parenting through evidence-based education and advocacy.

El examen de practica de certificacion Lamaze incluye 50 preguntas para que los candidatos se preparen para el examen Lamaze. En este curso los alumnos tienen la oportunidad de probar su conocimiento de las competencias Lamaze. Los fundamentos y referencias se encuentran disponibles para cada pregunta. Item writers: Deborah L. Amis, RN, LCCE, FACCE

Attend a La Leche League meeting (or another breastfeeding support group). You can meet others who are breastfeeding, see them feeding their babies, and learn more about breastfeeding, all in a relaxed and helpful atmosphere.

Exam. Administration. No. of. Candidates. Mean. Score (%) Pass/Fail. Cut-Off. Score (%) Pass. Rate (%) Oct-90. 5. 88. 75. 100. Apr-91. 23. 82. 76. 87. Oct-91. 47. 83 ...

The ability to provide emotional and physical support to a patient during one of the most significant moments of her life is a privilege afforded to intrapartum nurses who attend to laboring and delivering patients.

With approximately 25% of all acknowledged pregnancies ending in loss, this topic crosses all barriers of race, culture, age, and political and economic situations.