*Healthcare providers who work in mother and baby care can play an important role in ensuring that birthing women have safe, optimal and supportive care throughout labor, birth, and postpartum recovery. Achieving this goal means nurses are equipped to address the racial and social inequities that affect birthing women in the U.S., including Black Indigenous and all other women of color.
*Content courtesy of our AWHONN partners.
Huggies partnered with families to help bring awareness to the Maternal Morbidity and Mortality Crisis.
Watch Real Family Experiences:
- From Advocacy to Action (2:30 min)
- Listen to Candice’s Story (1 min)
- More About Valerie’s Experience (1 min)
- Listen to Charles’ Story (1 min)
- What Porche Wishes She’d Known (1 min)
- Learn about Nicole’s Experience (30 sec)
Visit our AWHONN partners at Birth Equity - AWHONN for additional learning, resources, and tools available for your healthcare system.
*Healthcare providers who work in mother and baby care can play an important role in ensuring that birthing women have safe, optimal and supportive care throughout labor, birth, and postpartum recovery. Achieving this goal means nurses are equipped to address the racial and social inequities that affect birthing women in the U.S., including Black Indigenous and all other women of color.
*Content courtesy of our AWHONN partners.
Huggies partnered with families to help bring awareness to the Maternal Morbidity and Mortality Crisis.
Watch Real Family Experiences:
- From Advocacy to Action (2:30 min)
- Listen to Candice’s Story (1 min)
- More About Valerie’s Experience (1 min)
- Listen to Charles’ Story (1 min)
- What Porche Wishes She’d Known (1 min)
- Learn about Nicole’s Experience (30 sec)
Visit our AWHONN partners at Birth Equity - AWHONN for additional learning, resources, and tools available for your healthcare system.
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