Patient Health Education Portal: Baby Health (Newborn and Infant)

Use app to track milestones from age 2 months to 5 years with CDC’s easy-to-use illustrated checklists.

Download it free in English and Spanish!

HealthyChildren.org

• Provides information on developmental stages, healthy living practices, safety, conditions A-Z, injuries and emergencies and a list of vaccine preventable diseases.
• Includes apps for families, an e-magazine, and parent webinars.
• Spanish version available.

Ages and Stages - Preemie

• Provides information on when a child is born preterm - born before 37 weeks of pregnancy have been completed. Read or listen in English or Spanish.
• Preemie
• How You Can Participate in the Care of Your Baby in the NICU
• Resources in Spanish

• When Your Baby’s in the NICU
• Provides information on what to expect when a baby is admitted to the NICU (neonatal intensive care unit).
• Spanish version available.
   

Infant and Newborn Care

Provides information on the many changes a baby will go through during the first year of life including:​

• Common infant and newborn problems
• Newborn jaundice
• Umbilical cord care in newborn

Ages and Stages: Common Conditions in Newborns

• Provides information on common conditions during the newborn period
• Spanish version available.
   

March of Dimes

March of Dimes fights for the health of all moms and babies including empowering families with the knowledge and tools to have healthier pregnancies. 

Click on "Health Topics" for Information on:

Pregnancy

Baby

Complications & Loss

Tools and Resources

Do you need help finding health information? Contact our clinical librarian.

	Email    Health Information Request

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Disclaimer: The librarians at Darnall Medical Library are happy to respond to requests for health information from WRNMMC patients and families. The librarians are not doctors and cannot provide medical advice or interpret the information provided. Only health care providers can evaluate how health information may apply to a patient's specific situation, discuss medical conditions, and make health-related recommendations and suggestions.

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