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Baby First Campaign
Baby First Prenatal Care Materials & Resources (consumer packet) Baby First "How to Have a Healthy Baby" Video (CR1001, DVD format, CR1002, VHS format): Available on DVD or videotape (VHS), "How to Have a Healthy Baby" uses the pregnancy and birth experiences of four mothers to illustrate healthy choices before, during and after pregnancy. Topics covered include prenatal care, nutrition, weight gain, infection, smoking cessation, preterm labor, premature birth, breastfeeding, SIDS/safe sleeping and "baby blues" versus postpartum depression
- Wallet Card: This handy fold-out card lists symptoms of preterm labor and recommendations to reduce the risk, along with information about fetal movement and space to record prenatal care appointment dates and related phone numbers (bilingual: English and Spanish)
- Workbook: These interactive pages help to reinforce and expand on topics presented in the video (CR1001 and CR1002) using easy to understand language and eye-catching illustrations
Baby First Workbook Contents- The Beginning of Your Pregnancy (up to 3 months)
- Indiana Resources
- When to Call the Doctor
- Staying Healthy
- Nutrition
- Dad
- Testing
- Infections/HIV
- Environmental Factors
- The Middle of Your Pregnancy (3 to 6 months)
- Fetal Movement
- Symptoms of Preterm Labor
- Glucose Test
- Dad
- Childbirth Classes
- Plan to Breastfeed
- The End of Your Pregnancy (6 to 9 months)
- Kick Counts
- Symptoms of Preterm Labor and Ways to Avoid It
- Preparing to Bring Your Baby Home
- Safe Sleeping for Your Baby (English or Spanish): Experts identify four important things to think about when it comes to your baby's safety during sleep.
- Car Seats
- Spacing Between Pregnancies
- Signs and Symptoms of Labor
- Delivery
- Time in the Hospital
- Problems During Pregnancy
- Preterm Labor
- Pre-Eclampsia
- Diabetes
- At Home
- Mom's Recovery
- Child Spacing
- Baby Blues & Postpartum Depression (PPD)
Help for Postpartum Depression (English or Spanish): Discusses the "Baby Blues" and postpartum depression (PPD) and the differences between the two. Find out how to get help.
- Safe Sleeping
Safe Sleeping for Your Baby: Experts identify four important things to think about when it comes to your baby's safety during sleep.
- How to Calm a Crying Baby
- Breastfeeding
- Immunizations/Shots
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