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Last Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2007

Baby makes three

The birth of a baby is a happy event, but you will likely have moments of uncertainty after you return home with your newborn. Our "Baby Makes Three" class is designed especially for first-time parents and will explore issues including feeding, diapering, bathing, crying, sleep patterns, signs of illness and safety issues such as car seats.

Other issues covered include:

  • Newborn growth and development
  • Common child care problems
  • When to call a doctor
  • Returning to work

The class is led by a childbirth educator. A pediatrician may be available to answer questions and give an overview of key areas such as immunizations, choosing a pediatrician and what to expect from your baby's doctor.

Recommended during the last trimester of pregnancy. One, two and a half-hour session.

Cost: $25
Class fee includes an infant care book.

For more information, to obtain the schedule of classes or to register for a class, call Loyola University Health System at (888) LUHS-888.

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