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An Evening with BundleBirth: Understanding Basic Fetal Monitoring for Doulas.

Thu, Nov 19

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Virtual Event

A topic many of our clients encounter, but few doulas have the opportunity to learn more about. Join BundleBirth for an introductory information session on basic fetal monitoring. This session is for educational awareness only and does not teach doulas to monitor or interpret fetal heart tracings.

An Evening with BundleBirth: Understanding Basic Fetal Monitoring for Doulas.
An Evening with BundleBirth: Understanding Basic Fetal Monitoring for Doulas.

Time & Location

Nov 19, 2026, 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Virtual Event

About the event

DAA Education Night Featuring BundleBirth

Have you ever wondered what your clients are seeing when fetal monitoring is being used during labour?

Join us for an educational information session with BundleBirth as we explore the basics of fetal monitoring and fetal heart tracings. Originally developed to help nurses build foundational knowledge, BundleBirth has graciously agreed to offer this session to Alberta doulas to help us better understand a common aspect of modern birth care.


Important Disclaimer: This is not a certification course, competency training, or scope-expanding education for doulas. Doulas do not interpret, assess, monitor, document, or provide clinical opinions on fetal heart tracings. This session is intended solely to increase understanding of what many of our clients may encounter during labour and birth, helping doulas better support informed conversations and client experiences.

Whether you attend births in hospital, birth centre, or home settings, this is a unique opportunity to gain insight into…

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    $75.00

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