Family Planning

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Family planning is when you decide what is best for your family. Take steps now to make sure everyone is healthy and happy today and down the road.

This category should help you manage these areas of knowledge, as well as others, identified by the available empirical evidence to support core parenting practices and child outcomes.
It is worth noting that our research base regarding the association between parental knowledge and child outcomes is much smaller than that on parenting practices and child outcomes.
For many years, our founder has researched how to make a difference for families inside the household. 30 years ago the concepts we are seeing in "AweSum!" were then considered to be 30 years ahead their time.

• Parenting - 
  Parenting is multidimensional. To respond to the varied needs of their children, parents must develop both depth and breadth of knowledge, ranging from being aware of developmental milestones and norms that help in keeping children safe and healthy -- to deciding when to have children -- to understanding the role of professionals (e.g., educators, child care workers, health care providers, social workers) and social systems (e.g., institutions, laws, policies) that interact with families and support parenting.
  
  
• Recording - 
  Now that the information technology is nearly freely available due to the prevalence of Open Source Software we find it easy to perform rapid application development to create what is known as "patient-held medical records" which can now be accepted by care providers. It has been suggested that "patient-held medical records" could play an important role in monitoring the continuity of health service use. Researchers in northern rural Malawi investigated a method for using patient-held records – they devised a so-called family planning card – to collect contraceptive data. Their approach captured real-time data that was privately recorded by over 36,000 women and taken to their care providers as the basis of a prospective longitudinal data set. Such a data set would make it possible to study the continuity of contraceptive use and their subsequent switching of methods and could serve to validate cross-sectional estimates of contraceptive use. Methods of contraception is one example of the power families can have when their home systems become available.
  
  
• Medical Insurance - What is Pregnancy Medicaid? - 

  Medicaid is a government-sponsored health insurance program for low-income families who have no medical insurance or inadequate insurance. All states offer Medicaid or a program similar to Medicaid to help pregnant women receive adequate prenatal and postpartum care. Medicaid also offers health insurance to seniors, children, and people with disabilities. Who is eligible for Medicaid? The general guidelines for eligibility for Medicaid are set by the Federal government; however, each state sets up their own specific requirements for eligibility and these can differ from state to state. All States are required to include certain individuals or groups of people in their Medicaid plan. Imagine in the future that Household Dynamics could become your ultimate insurance brokerage to help streamline that whole process.

• Personal Accountability - 
  When it comes to family planning goals, a crucial element often missing from the discussion is that of personal accountability. Accountability is fundamental to effective self-government and successful home-based business. But we often neglect accountability in regards to our own ambitions. Practicing personal accountability isn’t easy, but if you embrace it, the effect can be transformative. Using your home terminal often will help to equip you in these areas. Having the ability to tell yourself where you've been and where you want to go as a family without over-powering big government stepping in where they really no longer need to be.
  
  
• Financial Aspects -
  Apart from knowing what it takes to avoid unwanted pregnancies, family planning must take into consideration the financial aspects as well. This is working in conjunction with the many aspects of how you want to plan into the future -- so that your family could sustain financially and lead a comfortable life. In terms of financial planning, there are agencies that can help you although you need to be fully committed and motivated to get started in the privacy of your own home by starting with your great new means of organizing your efforts.
  
  

• Mother-Baby Package -
  The basic objectives of the Mother-Baby Package are neither new nor controversial — they are considered the ‘four pillars’ of Safe Motherhood:
  
  1. Family planning to ensure that individuals and couples have the information and services to plan and space pregnancies;
  2. Antenatal care to ensure that complications of pregnancy are detected as early as possible and treated appropriately;
  3. Clean/safe delivery to ensure that all birth attendants have the knowledge, siwills and equipment to perform a clean and safe delivery;
  4. Essential obstetric care to ensure that essential care is made available to all women who need it. 

• Resource-constrained Households - 
  

  It is imperative to make family planning more accessible in low income settings. There needs to be a more conservative approach besides the Planned Parenthood organization. The poorest couples have the highest fertility rates, the lowest contraceptive use and the highest unmet need for contraception. It is also in the low income settings where maternal and child mortality is the highest.

  A greater autonomy in Family Planning based on powerful household data systems and device applications (our App) can contribute to improvements in maternal and child health, especially in low income settings where overall access to health services is limited.

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  Five critical steps can be taken to increase nation-wide access to family planning within resource-constrained households:

  1. Increase your knowledge about the safety of our proposed family planning methods.
  2. Ensure quality contraception is genuinely affordable to the poorest families.
  3. Ensure an unimpeded supply of contraceptives by making family planning a permanent line item in household budgets.
  4. Take immediate action to remove barriers hindering access to self-governed family planning methods.
  5. Help Household Dynamics to get into production with our genuine household innovations for all walks of life.