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Newborn
Health Center
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Baby Names Guide
Help for naming new babies, advice on choosing a name, avoiding naming mistakes, picking a middle name, popular names, and a form to vote for your favorite names.
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Take our newborn survey and see the results to find out how long other moms are breastfeeding, what brand of formula they use, how often their baby eats and sleeps, when they are going to start solids, how many children they want, etc.
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Vitamin D
Read about the new AAP recommendations about Vitamin D supplements.
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What Would You Do?
This month's topic is on what you did or will do differently once you have your second child.
Breastfeeding
Center
Learn how to effectively breastfeed your newborn, with info on positioning, latching on, frequency and duration of feedings, and common problems.
the baby owner's manual
Operating instructions, trouble-shooting tips, and advice on first-year maintenance
Is My Baby Normal?
Parents, especially first time parents, often have a lot of questions about the things that their baby does. Learn about some of the 'normal' things your baby will do.
Parent Stories
One parent's story of her child with fussiness which turned out to be caused by infantile glaucoma.
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Pregnancy and Childbirth Health Library
Articles on labor and delivery, ultrasound, bed rest, preeclampsia, C-sections, epidural anesthesia, and postpartum depression.
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