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NICU 101

NICU 101. Here are 10 pieces of advice and information that you’ll find helpful if your baby needs to spend time in the NICU.

Pregnancy Spacing and Birth Control

There are many ways that couples choose to control pregnancy spacing, or time between giving birth to one baby then having another.   

Breastfeeding and Going Back to Work

Returning to work is a challenge for moms who want to continue breastfeeding, but with a little planning and the right tools, it is definitely possible to continue breastfeeding your baby even after you've returned back to your job. Here is some helpful information to get you started.

Access the Care You Need

Every parent needs some help sometime. Whether you need medical advice or financial assistance, Healthy Futures is your gateway to finding the help and support you need.

Postpartum Depression and Anxiety

Many new mothers experience the baby blues, anxiety or depression in the weeks and months following delivery. Learn the signs and how you can find support in Northern Michigan.

Dining Out with Baby

Now that you’re a parent, you can still enjoy a meal out with your children. The key, just like all parenting hacks, is being prepared.

The Healthy Futures Home Visit

Learn how you can invite a Registered Nurse to your home after you deliver your baby. They can answer your questions and help you with your concerns.

Finding the Services You Need

Every parent needs some help sometime. Whether you need medical advice or financial assistance, Healthy Futures is your gateway to finding the help and support you need.

Cesarean Section Deliveries

Nearly one out of three deliveries result in a C-Section. Knowing what to expect with a C-section and understanding the reasons you may need one can help you prepare if need one during your delivery.

Is it Colic? Or Something Else?

All babies fuss and cry during the first several weeks. Some a little and some a lot. Crying can cause parents to feel helpless, frustrated, and exhausted. Here are a few guidelines to help you through this time and know when to call for help.