L.A. Best Babies Network
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Working to support healthy #pregnancy, maternal/infant wellness, & strong families in L.A. County. Manager of #HomeVisiting programs, including #WelcomeBaby.
Los Angeles, California
Joined January 2015
“I wanted to give up on breastfeeding…”. After a C-section and latching struggles, Paola found support from her Welcome Baby Parent Coach and RN. This #BreastfeedingAwarenessMonth, see how Welcome Baby empowers moms from pregnancy to postpartum. 🔗
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Our roundup of this week's #conferences & #webinars for #homevisiting staff, plus events around #LACounty to share w/ families:
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Breastfeeding journeys are unique. Nexus' Family Support Specialist at South LA Health Projects (SLAHP) home visiting program w/ @HFAatPCA helped her continue breastfeeding after learning her baby was allergic to milk & soy. Find a support:
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In honor of Breastfeeding Awareness Month, we recognize the voices, experiences, & traditions that shape how families breastfeed & chestfeed. Families can explore resources—like “Your WIC Guide to Breastfeeding”—available at (@CAPublicHealth).
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Our roundup of this week's #conferences & #webinars for #homevisiting staff, plus events around #LACounty to share w/ families:
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August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month! 🍼The Welcome Baby Book includes a helpful chapter titled “Feeding Your Baby,” with tips on breastfeeding, recognizing hunger cues, and more. Download the book in English: En español:
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Breastfeeding isn’t always easy — and that’s okay. This #BreastfeedingAwarenessMonth, we’re sharing one mom’s journey through the Welcome Baby program, where she learned from her Parent Coach about the real struggles (and pain) many don’t talk about. #StrongerFamiliesLA
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Our roundup of this week's #conferences & #webinars for #homevisiting staff, plus events around #LACounty to share w/ families:
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August is #BreastfeedingAwarenessMonth!. Claudia, a mom of 6, breastfed for the first time—thanks to support from the Welcome Baby program at @EmanateHealth_ Queen of the Valley Hospital. Find free support near you:
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Climate change is making extreme heat more dangerous—especially for pregnant people & young kids. Tips from @CAPublicHealth to stay safe:.❄️ Stay cool.💧 Hydrate often.🧼 Cool baths/cloths.🤝 Check on others.📢 Watch for alerts
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Our roundup of this week's #conferences & #webinars for #homevisiting staff, plus events around #LACounty to share w/ families:
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It’s #BlackMaternalMentalHealth Week! . Support Black moms with our free “Better Together” guide — full of low- or no-cost resources. Printable PDF available: #BlackMaternalMentalHealth #HomeVisitingWorks #StrongerFamiliesLA
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Is baby getting enough breastmilk? New device helps moms learn
latimes.com
A new device from researchers may help ease parents' anxieties over whether their baby is getting enough milk when breastfeeding. Here’s how it works.
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Our roundup of this week's #conferences & #webinars for #homevisiting staff, plus events around #LACounty to share w/ families:
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‘I already want to cry.’ Undocumented parents prepare for the unthinkable: giving up their kids
latimes.com
Undocumented parents are preparing for the worst in response to the L.A. immigration raids. Bracing for potential deportation, they’re making emergency care plans for their kids.
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RT @AmerAcadPeds: Pediatricians do not profit off vaccines. In fact, most pediatricians either break even or even lose money when they offe….
nytimes.com
Experts said the health secretary’s remarks send a dangerous message: Don’t trust your physician.
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How to monitor fetal movement? There's a great app for that - check out @CounttheKicksUS.
Learning your baby's movement pattern is a great way to connect with your baby and learn about their routine. Noting variations can provide insight into other issues like prenatal infection! #GroupBStrep
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Be sure to see @GroupBStrep's resources & helpful info on #GroupBStrep.
Help protect your baby from infection during pregnancy, including Group B Strep (GBS). Many infections can be reduced with healthy behaviors such as: regular prenatal care, proper handwashing, immunizations, avoid bodily fluids and understanding risks to you and your baby.
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“It’s Horrible to Live Like This”: #Immigration Policy’s Real-Time Impact on Young Children
cssp.org
The Trump administration has launched a mass deportation campaign in its first few months that is reaching children, families, and communities across the country.
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Fetal movement becomes more predictable around 28 weeks—an ideal time to start kick counting. We partnered w/ @CountTheKicksUS to share 5 key points to help guide expectant parents in tracking movement patterns. Read more:
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