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 General Classes and Events  I Have a Digital Camera—Now What? Wednesday, April 23, noon to 1 p.m. Susan Duke, photographer Photographer Susan Duke will demonstrate how to download and save images and how to take a better photograph, along with many other aspects of photography. Reservations are required and can be made Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by calling 800-4-BAPTIST or 901-227-8478. What You Always Wanted to Know About Problem Feet Tuesday, April 29, noon to 1 p.m. Dr. Tyrone Davis, board-certified podiatrist Davis will provide an overview of foot pain; common foot conditions, including arthritis, arch strain and plantar fasciitis; sports injuries; foot health for diabetes; and comfort and performance footwear. Reservations are required and can be made Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by calling 800-4-BAPTIST or 901-227-8478. Free Skin Cancer Screenings Friday, May 9, 9 a.m. to noon Dr. Rex Amonette, dermatologist, Memphis Dermatology Clinic Early detection is key to preventing skin cancer. In conjunction with National Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month, Baptist Women’s Hospital will offer free skin cancer screenings to the community. Participants will be given a specific time slot upon registration. Reservations are required and can be made Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by calling 800-4-BAPTIST or 901-227-8478. Debunking the Diet Mentality Tuesday, May 13, noon to 1 p.m. Leslie Schilling, nutrition counselor and consultant, Schilling Nutrition Therapy For many people, diets don’t work and cause frustration and disappointment. This seminar gives participants the tools needed to make more healthful food choices. Reservations are required and can be made Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by calling 800-4-BAPTIST or 901-227-8478. Grow Baby Grow (conference for health care professionals) May 15 or 16, 7:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. This conference for clinicians will share information about creating a gentle, cue-based feeding practice. For more information and to register for the following classes, please call (901) 226-5764. Weeknight Childbirth Education This four-week series covers information on the process of labor, pain management options, basic breathing and relaxation techniques and a tour of the labor and delivery facilities. At the end of the four-week series, you may elect to take an additional natural childbirth class that covers advanced breathing techniques, massage therapy and comfort measures for those planning the "natural delivery." The natural childbirth information is included in the Saturday class. The cost of the four-week series is $55, and the cost of the additional classes is $20. Class start dates for the four-week series are listed below.
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One-Day Saturday Childbirth Education An alternative for those who can't attend on weeknights, this all-day Saturday class covers the basics of childbirth: what to expect in labor and delivery, pain management options and breathing and relaxation techniques. A tour of labor and delivery unit is also included. The fee for this class is $75.
Breastfeeding Class
This class covers the basics of breastfeeding, getting started, returning to work and resources for assistance and information. The cost is $20.
Expectant Parents Class
Topics covered in this single-session class cover "baby basics" including information on infant care, surviving the first few weeks and infant safety. Break-out sessions will cover specific information for both moms and dads. This class is offered once a month on Saturdays. The cost is $20 per couple.
Dynamic Dads
Join Baptist’s new Dynamic Dads program, where experts train rookie fathers to be responsible and involved in the life of their newborns. A coach and a team of veteran dads will lead a free three-hour workshop. This powerful “training camp” will equip each dad with the skills and attitude to be a great and dynamic dad. For more information or to register, please call (901) 260-8506 or (901) 227-9873.
Lamaze Refresher
An abbreviated class for those who have previously attended childbirth classes and are needing a "refresher" on Lamaze or natural childbirth techniques. It covers a review of the labor process and breathing and relaxation techniques. The cost is $25.
Family Education
Grandparents Class
Designed as an update on childbirth and parenting practices, this class covers infant care, assisting the new parents and tips for grandparents. This single-session class is offered on a weeknight every other month. The cost is $20.
Infant Safety/CPR
This single-session class covers CPR techniques (but not certification), infant safety, basic first aid and car seat safety. Grandparents are also welcome to attend this class. This class is offered one Saturday a month. The class is free.
Sibling Class
This class is designed for children expecting a new brother or sister. This "hands-on" interactive class prepares siblings for the new arrival. Information is also provided to parents on making the transition easier. Children from the ages of 2-10 are welcome to attend. The cost is $20 per child or $25 for two children or more in the same family.
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