New and Improved!! Ready Set Baby

Ready, Set, BABY is a tool used for prenatal counseling on breastfeeding and optimal maternity care practices. It consists of a patient booklet and an educator flip chart. Supplementary resources are also available, including a new website, 2-part online orientation, an implementation guide, printing tips and a curriculum description. All resources are available here. For general information on the project, including background, click here.

View samples below or click to download large size PDF files for distribution or printing.

DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE PDFs: CLICK HERE!

• Patient Booklet:
  • English: Sample Version
  • Spanish: Sample Version
  • Arabic: Sample Version
  • French (African): Sample Version
  • Chinese: Sample Version

• Educator Flip Chart:
  • English:  Sample Version
  • Spanish: Sample Version
• Group Class Slides:
  • English: Sample Version
    

    RSB Implementation Guide

  • Spanish: Sample Version
• Wall Posters for Waiting Areas (2015 version): English

SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCES

• “Lets Review What We’ve Learned” Stand Alone PDF
  • “Let’s Review” Spanish
• RSB Implementation Guide
• RSB Curriculum Description (for Baby-Friendly documentation)
• Printing and Ordering Tips

Ready, Set, BABY Online Orientation (2015 Version)

(Part 1 of 2)  |  (Part 2 of 2)

Click the links above to access a 2-part online orientation to the materials. We recommend that educators watch both parts of the training, and then practice their facilitation of the education before using the materials with patients. Due to the funding supporting this project having come to an end, we are doing our best to sustain this resource amidst other competing priorities. As we are able, we plan to begin work on a revised online orientation. As always, we welcome your feedback.

A note about the old version

What if I have the old version of materials in stock? Can i still use them?

Yes! The old version of RSB can still be used. If you have any specific parts of the new content that you’d like to incorporate, you could consider making labels of the new content to stick over the old content (for a small section). You could also utilize the stand-alone resource entitled “Let’s Review What We’ve Learned” from the new version as a way of supporting mother’s recollection of the material until you are able to use the new version which has this included on p. 16.

Please email kathyparry@unc.edu directly for questions regarding Ready Set Baby.