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Preparing for Parenthood

Other Children in the Family Prepare your children for the arrival of a new baby. Children’s reactions partly depend on how well prepared they were.

Children can have a variety of reactions Jealousy Confusion Excitement Love Adjusting takes time. Talk about the child’s feelings.

Decisions about Feeding Breast Feeding vs. Bottle feeding

Formula: A mixture of milk or milk substitute, water and nutrients

Choosing a Pediatrician Pediatrician: a doctor who specializes in treating children

Making a Budget Budget: A spending plan that people use to help estimate their present and future income and expenses. Identify sources of income and amount Identify expenses

Fixed expenses: expenses that can’t easily be changed. ex. Car payments, rent, taxes Flexible expenses: expenses that can vary. ex. Food, clothing, entertainment, household items.

Estimating Health Care Costs Doctors fees, hospital fees Many working women have insurance. Some have it through their spouse Some do not have any. There are government programs that offer insurance at low costs. For example, HUSKY

Other Costs Child Care Maternity clothes

Balancing Work and Family Decide on Child Care – Relatives – Home child care – Child care center

Maternity or paternity leave Absence from work following the birth of a baby. Can be paid or unpaid – or a combination

Family and Medical Leave act Employers with more than 50 workers must offer up to 12 weeks of unpaid medical leave to new mothers and fathers.