velvet pelvis

pagandeva2000, LPN · Jun 15, 2009

Very nice! I'd actually use it as a teaching tool.

caliotter3 · Jun 15, 2009

Kind of cute. And a lot easier to see than a lot of visual aids.

DebanamRN, MSN, RN · Jun 15, 2009

OMG! I love it!:roll:roll:roll

Anxious Patient · Jun 15, 2009

Very nice! I'd actually use it as a teaching tool.

Here are some teaching tools that were used in 19th century Japan. It was also suggested they were used for entertainment. :uhoh21:

complete with stretch marks

http://www.pinktentacle.com/2009/05/pregnant-dolls-from-edo-period-japan/

GilaRRT · Jun 15, 2009

Here are some teaching tools that were used in 19th century Japan. It was also suggested they were used for entertainment. :uhoh21:
complete with stretch marks
http://www.pinktentacle.com/2009/05/pregnant-dolls-from-edo-period-japan/

Actually, that is a pretty realistic setup. The detail and workmanship shows and at least the way it looks, rivals many of the training aids available today.

tymatt2 · Jun 15, 2009

When I saw velvet pelvis I hoped it wasn't a strange baby name.

Elvish, BSN, DNP, RN, NP · Jun 15, 2009

I think both those are really cool and could see their very many practical uses.

michelledouglas · Jun 15, 2009

I would almost order one of these for our childbirth class. I started to teach the class when my husband lost his job for some extra $$.

We have everything...robot babies, strap on tummies, even a plastic 3-D pelvis that shows a realistic birth.

But now all I want is a velvet pelvis :)!