sinhala books to read baby during pregnancy

Once a student is identified as pregnant, a general Pregnancy Related Services (PRS) meeting is held with the student and her parents to create an individualized service plan for the young mom to be. The school nurse is part of that meeting so that she can be aware of the situation and help to monitor the student if she is not feeling well or in need of health related accommodations at school. She will assist with prenatal medical help as needed or connect her with other medical resources, if necessary. Health Services are provided by the nurse on each campus. Student has delivered a live, aborted, or stillborn baby, suffered a miscarriage or death of a newborn, or placed her baby up for adoption.Pregnancy must be verified by a licensed medical doctor in the US, by a nurse practitioner or midwife, or by a school staff member.Pregnant student must currently attend an LISD school.The Parents As Teachers Parent Educator will provide support to both young parents (when appropriate) by beginning bi-weekly visits prenatally on the child’s campus, sharing current and age-appropriate prenatal child development and parent health information throughout the pregnancy, assisting in obtaining services from government agencies and community service organizations such as prenatal health care as well as health and nutrition programs and contacting the school counselor, CEHI teacher and case manager when the baby is born. She will meet prenatally with the student, at school or at the student’s home, to go over the basics of breastfeeding and to answer any questions. She will also meet with each student, if requested, to answer general labor and delivery process questions. The Parents As Teachers Nurse is a certified lactation counselor. The School Nurse will provide health services at each campus. The school nurse will be aware of the situation and help to monitor the student if she is not feeling well or in need of health related accommodations at school. She will assist with prenatal medical help as needed or connect her with other medical resources, if necessary.

They will provide academic counseling and course registration support, monitor attendance and provide counseling services and referral to LISD Family Services Team, if needed. The School Counselors will set up the initial PRS* (Pregnancy Related Services) meeting and notifying the attendees with the purpose of completing the individualized service plan to best meet the student’s needs and coordinate services. She will meet initially with students and family to explain comprehensive services and provide the Parents As Teachers and Acts of Love information and applications. The Young Parent Services Manager will provide case management and service coordination for those students who are pregnant or a young parent in the district.

Sinhala books to read baby during pregnancy