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Your Guide to Prenatal MilestonesYour baby’s growth and development begin during your pregnancy. Caring for yourself while pregnant—commonly referred to as prenatal care—is the first step to helping your child thrive.
Cerebral Palsy and Other Neurological or Medical ConditionsCerebral Palsy (CP) and other neurological or medical conditions can occur while a baby is developing during pregnancy. Here you will learn about the signs to look for and what you can do.
Newborn Brain Development Your newborn’s brain is developing with every activity. Yes, there is more going on than just eating and sleeping! Here are some specific things to look for your newborn doing at this stage in his or her development.
Baby Brain Development Your baby’s brain is developing with every activity. Now your baby is out of the newborn phase so you’ve probably noticed your baby is doing more. Here are some specific things to look for your baby doing at this stage in his or her development.
Preschooler Brain Development Your child’s brain develops with every activity. When children are preschool age (three to five years old), you can see them learning and growing, not only with you but with others who teach or interact with them. Here are some specific things to look for at this stage of development.
Toddler Brain Development Between the ages of one and two, your toddler’s brain develops with every activity. Here are some specific things you can look for at this stage of development.
PrematurityIf your baby was born prematurely, her development and needs may be different. Here you will find information specifically for babies born preterm.
Reading from the Very Beginning As a new parent, you may wonder whether you should hold off on reading until your baby is old enough to understand the words – or at least sit in your lap long enough to listen to a story. The answer is simple: it’s never too early!
OB/GYN All women, and particularly expecting and new moms, need to take care of themselves physically by seeing a doctor regularly. Obstetricians and Gynecologists (OB/GYN) are the doctors who provide care specifically for women.
Fatherhood - The Importance of DadsDads play an important role in parenting. Studies show that affectionate, supportive dads can help instill a sense of well-being and self-confidence in young children.
The Importance of Reading Reading with your young child is fun, easy, and free. But it’s also a powerful activity that boosts your child’s brain and language development every time you do it, so do it every day!
Understanding Postpartum Depression and Finding Resources to Start HealingThe journey of giving birth and welcoming your new little one into the world can be an emotional roller coaster. With your hormones going through huge shifts and your body adjusting to all the changes, it can take a little while to feel like yourself again. However, if you have intense feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and depression that don’t go away, you could be experiencing a medical condition called postpartum depression.
Ways to Begin Healing Your Mind and Body After a MiscarriageExperiencing a miscarriage can be painful and traumatic, leaving many women feeling isolated and heartbroken. With self-compassion, you can embark on a healing journey to recover from this difficult time.
Down Syndrome and Other Genetic ConditionsDown Syndrome (DS) and other genetic conditions are based on the chromosomal makeup of a child. Find out more about DS and other genetic conditions here.
Maintaining Smoke-free HomesSmoking and vaping is harmful to pregnant women and young children. Quitting is the best thing you can do for you and your family.
COVID-19 Vaccine ResourcesGetting vaccinated not only helps protect you, but also your family and loved ones.
Kick It California: A Free Program to Help You Quit Using TobaccoTake your first step toward quitting vaping, smoking, or using smokeless tobacco with Kick It California’s free program.
Putting your Little One in Child CareChild care is often a choice parents choose for their children. It's important to find the right one for you and your child.
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