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Fun model for teaching about pregnancy

The photos for the new Pregnancy Belly came back today and we’ve selected one for the new catalogue (out soon) and the web site.

This is such a fun model, ideal for using with high school students and dads in prenatal programs. I’ll give you a sneak preview:

We’ve often been approached by media outlets for a pregnancy model for use in various shows and up until now we’ve had to refer them to the US where there is a model available. It is very expensive, quite out of the reach of the average midwife or educator, so very few have been brought to Australia. The model we have developed is much cheaper but just as realistic and practical for enabling people to “get a feel” of what it is like to be pregnant.

The details will be on the website very soon, and also in the catalogue which will be out in a week or so. If you are not on the mailing list for the catalogue, you can request a paper copy on the home page of this web site.

Posted by andrea at February 02, 2004 04:00 PM

Comments

Hi !

This looks really interesting. Do ou think it would suitable for teaching medical students?

Regards

Julie

Posted by: Dr Julie Herold on February 19, 2004 09:19 PM

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