{"content":[{"text":"Birth Pool Details","bbox":{"left":0.342588,"top":0.090909,"width":0.25600500000000004,"height":0.024552000000000004}},{"text":"What supplies do I need?","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.191965,"width":0.27968000000000004,"height":0.018413999999999986}},{"text":"Oasis Oval Birth Pool \n Water Hose \n Shower Hose Adapter \n Air Pump to Blow Up the Pool \n Drain Pump \n Tarp/Plastic Floor Cover/Shower Curtain (not included) \n Disposable liner (not included)","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.25102,"width":0.5426880000000001,"height":0.145472}},{"text":"How do I set up the tub?","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.437133,"width":0.27307200000000004,"height":0.018413999999999986}},{"text":"1. Turn your hot water heater all the way up \n 2. Lay out your tarp \n 3. Set up your tub according to the instructions – inflate with air if inflatable, or \n put together if hard sided \n 4. Put tub on tarp \n 5. Put disposable liner in tub (DO NOT FORGET THIS STEP!!!) \n 6. When midwives give the OK: start filling the tub, first with a few inches of \n cold water, then hot until your hot water heater runs out, do not leave tub alone \n for too long during this step, you want to make sure you don’t end up running cold \n in when your water heater runs out \n 7. Cover tub and wait for hot water heater to refill, start pots boiling on stove if \n things appear to be moving fast \n 8. Add in warm water to fill more then add cold to adjust to correct \n temperature – about 97-100° \n 9. Cover until time to get in","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.474723,"width":0.821024,"height":0.314882}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}