Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses Bundle Birth, A Nursing Corporation

Surprise! 📲Motion is officially live and available to download and use in your practice. It has been a labor of love to get here, and we are so excited to share this Bonus Episode with you! We want to give you the insider scoop on what Motion is, the history, and creation of getting the Motion app into your hands. Motion birth tracker and labor algorithm is designed to empower you with effective physiologic birth strategies while preventing labor dystocia. Sarah shares how this app is history making in health tech for healthcare professionals, what we learned through the beta testing process with our fellow Bundle Birth nurses, data security, patient consent and how Bundle Birth has gone through all necessary steps to be compliant with all of HIPPA requirements. We can ‘t wait to see how many lives you impact with all of these powerful new tools at your fingertips. Are you in Motion? Available for iOS and Android.
How to Sign Up and SAVE! (yes, there’s also a FREE Position Generator)
1️⃣ Go to BundleBirthNurses.com and either login (if you have an account) or create an account.
2️⃣ Head to bundlebirthnurses.com/motion and purchase a Game Changer subscription for as low as $10.83 a month (paid annually) or $12.99 a month (paid monthly). In-app purchase is 30% higher!
3️⃣ Checkout on the site
4️⃣ Download Motion™ from the iOS or Android app store
5️⃣ Log in to the app using the same login credentials as the BBN website

Helpful links:
Download the Motion app today!
https:bundlebirthnurses.com/motion

In this final episode of the season, Sarah and Justine let their imaginations run wild as they dream up their ideal Labor and Delivery Unit. They discuss why the details matter, and dig into why everything from lighting and sound, fragrance, windows, and even furniture and decor can make all the difference when it comes to building an environment that supports healthy and successful labor and delivery experiences. They explore why meaning, physical comfort, physical security, and spiritual well-being all work together to influence our mental and emotional state, whether we’re delivering a baby or just living our daily lives. Join us as we dream big in this very fun final episode. Thank you for listening and subscribing, and we look forward to seeing you next season!

Helpful links:
- Read  "Environmental Factors Influencing Women's Childbirth Experiences in Labor-Delivery-Postpartum Unit: A Qualitative Cross-Sectional Study"
- Learn more about our one-time-only Live Online Physiologic Coping Workshop
- Enroll in Healing Trauma in The Birth Professional
- Visit Bundle Birth Nurses

In this Episode, of Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses, Sarah sits down with her mindset coach Jason Hartanov to explore tough questions about how we view ourselves, our careers, and our personal goals. Together, they expose the dangers of our inner saboteurs, challenge listeners to question how we show up in the world, and offer insights into how to reshape the stories we tell and establish healthy routines to start each day on the right track. Hartonov shares his perspective on the importance of tackling limiting beliefs, explains why self-care isn’t selfish, and delves into why getting uncomfortable is essential to bring about real change.  This episode is full of surprising and insightful nuggets you won’t want to miss. Thank you for listening and subscribing.

Helpful Links:
- Visit Jason's Website
- Connect with Jason Hartanov on Facebook
- Learn more about our Mentorship Program
- Explore the Bundle Birth Nurses website

In this episode of Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses, Justine and Sarah interview Jonathan Webb, the Chief Executive Officer of AWHONN (Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses). They discuss the role of nurses in making a meaningful impact on women, birthing people, and the world. They explore the resources, education, and support AWHONN for nurses to live their best lives. They also talk about the importance of networking and collaboration in the nursing profession, and how AWHONN aims to bring about real change in areas such as equitable health outcomes, nurse compensation, workplace violence, and more. Jonathan emphasizes the value of diversity and cultural awareness in nursing, and the need to support nurses at every stage of their career. He invites nurses to get involved with AWHONN through their website or by contacting him directly. Thanks for listening & subscribing!

Helpful Links:
- Learn more about  AWHONN (Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses).  Use referral code 44264181, and tell them Justine from Bundle Birth sent you.
- Meet Jonathan Webb, CEO of AWHONN
- Contact Jonathan Webb  
- Find the support you need in our 12-month Nurse Mentorship Program
- Enroll in our 1-time-only, Live Online Physiologic Coping Class

In this third and final installment of our series on triage, Sarah and Justine explore the high-pressure world of triage emergencies. Learn tips for preparing yourself for anything that could walk in the door, from who to call to when to start IV meds, how much bleeding is too much, to how to navigate challenging doctor preferences vs. hospital policies. We’ll give you our take on how to keep a cool head in the face of triage chaos. Staying informed is critical for anyone hoping to escape triage unscathed, and this is your first stop. Thanks for listening and subscribing!

Helpful links:
-Listen to Episode #49 The Power of First Impressions: Science-Based Tips for Building Rapport with Vanessa Van Edwards
-Get the full story on triage when you listen to the first two parts of this three-episode series: #50 Tips for Triage: MIFTI, Coregulation, and Navigating Triage Part 1 and #51 R/O Labor, Liability, and Expecting the Unexpected – Triage Part 2
-Review the MFTI 
-Find the answers you're looking for at BundleBirthNurses.com
-Learn more about our new Physiologic Coping Class

In this episode, Sarah and Justine dig into the most challenging questions and concerns impacting the triage process. Is this patient really in labor? How do I send patients home without discouraging them and while acknowledging their discomfort and concerns? How can you feel confident in your recommendations in the face of pressure around hospital liability and without facing looming fears of making the wrong call? Triage is not simple, but by using the straightforward tools and information at your disposal, you can improve the odds of creating a seamless patient triage process that won't keep you up at night.

Helpful links:
-Missed last week's show? Listen to Episode #50 Tips for Triage: MFTI, Coregulation, and Navigating Triage Part 1
-Sign up for our one-time-only Live Online Physiologic Coping Class
-Take our can't-miss Physiologic Birth Class
-Purchase our helpful Labor Warm-Up Poster, a powerful tool to help prepare your patients for labor
-Sarah's YouTube Triage Playlist