You are required to send patients home with the knowledge they need to care for themselves and their babies. The Understanding Postpartum Health & Baby Care On-Demand Video Library allows you to provide clear, evidence-based postpartum and newborn patient education videos in the hospital as part of bedside teaching and discharge education.Â
Perfect for organizations looking for a simple, professional way to provide video education before discharge but don’t have their own patient education system. With hosting and streaming managed entirely by InJoy, organizations can deliver engaging video education without the burden of managing video files, storage, or technical infrastructure. Families have access to 42 short video clips and 7 downloadable handouts designed to reinforce key teaching points throughout their hospital stay and prepare them for a successful transition home.Â
How Hospitals Use InJoy’s Postpartum On-Demand Video LibraryÂ
Conveniently deliver patient education videos in the hospital by streaming them on your organization’s iPads, laptops, or internet-enabled TVs as part of bedside or discharge education. Like any streaming service, an internet connection is required to play videos.
Why Hospitals Choose InJoy’s Postpartum On-Demand Video Library
- Simple for Families – Short, searchable video clips make it easy for parents to find videos.Â
- Helps Nurses Teach More Efficiently – Reinforce key teaching points with consistent, on-demand video education that complements bedside teaching and supports patient understanding.Â
- Easy to Implement & Share – InJoy manages all hosting and streaming, with no video files to store, upload, or maintain. Easily integrate videos into bedside teaching using your hospital’s iPads, laptops or internet-enabled TVs.Â
- Reach More Families – Multi-language captions in 21 languages, with a separate Spanish-language library available as an add-on for organizations that want a full Spanish-language experience.Â
- Professional & Customizable – Add your organization’s logo and color scheme for a seamless patient experience.Â
What Topics Are Covered?Â
The library includes short, searchable patient education videos organized into the following categories:Â
- Introduction & Hospital Experience –What to expect, pain management, communication.Â
- Postpartum Health – Physical recovery, cesarean healing, emotions and PMADs, self-care, support, and warning signs, including preeclampsia, hemorrhage, and psychosis.Â
- Baby Care –Safe sleep (including SUID and SIDS), crying (including Shaken Baby Syndrome), bathing, diapering, car seats and hot cars, jaundice, and newborn warning signs.Â
- Breastfeeding –Feeding cues, latching, positioning, hand expression, common challenges, and feeding warning signs.Â
- Alternative Feeding Methods – Guidance for families who use formula, bottles, or a combination of feeding methods. (Presented in accordance with Baby-Friendly education guidelines.)Â
- Partners & Support People –Their role, supporting feeding goals, and navigating the transition home.Â
- Bonus Multiples Content –Feeding, recovery, and lifestyle considerations for families having twins or more.Â
Looking for education for families leaving the hospital without their baby? Pair with the Understanding Self-Care After Birth Video Library for sensitive postpartum recovery and emotional wellness education tailored to their unique needs.
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FAQs
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How It Works:
- See It  — Enjoy a free recorded demo and 14-day preview—no commitment required!Â
- Subscribe – An annual license gets you full access. Add the Spanish library to reach more families.Â
- Make It Yours – Send us your logo to brand your library with a professional, personalized touch (one-time setup fee applies).Â
- Share It – Stream videos on your organization’s iPads, laptops or internet-enabled TVs.
- Get Support – We’re here for you every step of the way, with updates and guidance as needed.Â
Product Notes:
Pair with the Understanding Postpartum Health & Baby Care Book + Web App to extend learning beyond the video experience. Together, they provide families with both engaging video education and convenient take-home resources they can revisit throughout hospitalization and after discharge.



















