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MARCH SPOTLIGHT: National Nutrition Month
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As we embrace National Nutrition Month this March, we want to extend our support and guidance to you during this transformative journey from pregnancy through your child's first years of life. During pregnancy, a good balanced diet plays a pivotal role in your baby's development. Embrace nutrient-rich foods, stay hydrated, and consider prenatal supplements under the guidance of your healthcare provider. Every bite you take nourishes your growing baby, setting the stage for a healthy start to life. After birth, your dedication to nutrition continues to shape your child's health. Whether breastfeeding or using formula, focus on responsive feeding and gradually introduce solids when the time is right. Your nurturing care ensures your baby receives the essential nutrients crucial for growth and development. Join us in commemorating National Nutrition Month as we empower you to prioritize nutrition from pregnancy through your child's first year. Together, let's lay the foundation for a lifetime of health and happiness. For more information and support and explore resources tailored to your journey visit https://www.dietaryguidelines.gov/resources/2020-2025-dietary-guidelines-online-materials.
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NEWS TO USE!
Stay in the know! Check out these valuable resources to help you stay informed and remain healthy! Click on each event icon for more information or to register (where applicable).
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Toledo Office on Minority Health
Black Motherhood: Tackling Postpartum Health — Thursday, April 11 • 11am - 2 pm EDT
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Queen's Village Toledo
Mama Wellness Retreat — Sunday, April 14 • 12pm
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Queen's Village Toledo
Infant & Maternal Safety Summit — Saturday, April 27 • 12pm - 3pm
We believe in a Healthy Start!
Our Healthy Start Program is a FREE home visiting
program that provides education and care coordination to
women, men, and families of children under the age of 18
months. The goal of the program is to lower risk factors
associated with pre-term birth, low birth weight, infant
mortality and poor developmental outcomes.
Know your ABC's!
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Know your ABC's!
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