A Guide To Your New Family's First Weeks - Meriter Health Services

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Parenting Classes and Resources at Meriter We’d like you to know that we are still here for you after you go home with your baby. Consider joining us in any of the following classes, and by signing up for our e-mail newsletters. Register online for classes at www.meriter. com/classes or call 417-8446. Mother Baby Hour Our weekly support group allows first-time moms and their babies to get together to ask questions, express concerns, learn about resources and share stories. Join as early as the first week after your baby is born. Topics include: • Time Management for New Parents • Nighttime Parenting • Infant Massage • Returning to Work & Childcare • Worries, Forgetfulness and Depression • Fussy Times • Traveling With Baby • Taking Care of Mom • Car Seat Safety • Feeding Concerns Breast Milk: Learn to Pump and Store A lactation consultant discusses equipment, collection, storage, introducing a bottle and strategies for continuing breastfeeding after returning to work. Parent Review Weekly E-Mail Newsletters Learn more about your baby every week...Meriter is proud to offer Parent Review, a free weekly e-mail newsletter for expecting and new moms. Sign up at www. meriter.com/enews and you’ll receive e-mail newsletters focused on what you need to know right now. You’ll also learn more about related Meriter classes and services. This resource is created with you in mind! Breastfeeding Resources at Meriter Health Services Meriter offers comprehensive breastfeeding support including inpatient consultations, outpatient clinic appointments and telephone assistance. Please call the Breastfeeding Helpline at (608) 417-6547 or (800) 261-4449 with questions. Meriter Hospital Physical Therapy’s Postpartum Rehabilitation Program (608) 417-8250. 77
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