The Magic Hour and Beyond
Your baby is the center of your world, but there are some things you need immediately after delivery such as taking care of yourself and bonding with your newborn.
An Amazing Adventure Awaits
With a new baby come a lot of extra things to take into account – from newborn care to safety and screenings. We provide evidence-based practices to new moms about infant feeding and maternal and infant bonding.
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Feeling Homey
We’ve planned to make your hospital stay as special as your baby’s birth. We welcome you as the most important member of your baby’s care team and provide comforting amenities.
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Soothe and Comfort
With your new “bundle of joy” comes the responsibility of caring for your baby. Feed and burp your baby, care for baby’s umbilical cord stump and change your baby’s diaper.
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Know the ABC’s of Safe Sleep
What does a safe sleep environment for baby look like? Babies sleep safest: Alone. On their Back. In their Crib. You can share your room, but NOT your bed, even when you are traveling.
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