New Parent Resources

Breast Feeding

Breastfeeding Article

Office of Women’s Health Breastfeeding Article

Should I Breastfeed or Bottle-feed?

CDC Breastfeeding Main Page

CDC About Breastfeeding

CDC Breast Milk Storage and Preparation

CDC Traveling and Breastfeeding

Benefits of Breastfeeding for Moms

Newborn Care Feeding

Circumcision

Circumcision Main Page

Should the Baby be Circumcised?

HealthyChildren Where We Stand: Circumcision

Bathing

Bathing and Skin Care Main Page

Newborn Care: Bathing

Bathing Your Baby

Safety Measures

Keeping Rooms: Safe Kitchen

Baby Safety

CDC Patient Safety Medication Safety

Step-by-Step Guide to Childproofing Your Home

Sleep Training

6 Most Popular Baby Sleep-Training Methods Explained

Car Safety Measures

Car Seats Information for Families

Car Passenger Safety

Car Safety

Sleep Safety

Newborn Sleeping Main

Sleep Safety and Suffocation Prevention Tips

What Can I put in the Crib

Why is my Baby’s sleep surface so firm

Why Back to Sleep

Postpartum Depression

Reproductive Health: Depression Among Women

About Postpartum Depression

Postpartum Depression: You are not Alone

Health

*Please consult your physician if you have any concerns

Newborn Care Illness

Newborn Care: Office Visits

Diseases: Jaundice & Kernicterus

Vaccines

Making the Decision

Common Questions about Vaccines

Immunization Schedule

Vaccines for your Children: Vaccines by Age

Vaccines for your Children: Diseases that Vaccines Prevent

Food and Drinks

* At around 6 Months of age, infants can start transitioning to solid foods

Foods and Drinks for 6 to 24 Months Old

Baby Led Weaning Guide

Reflexes

CincinnatiChildren: Newborn Reflexes

StanfordChildrens: Newborn Reflexes