When I had Madeline, York Region Public Health was an invaluable resource to me, especially with nursing assistance. And I wasn't a new mom. Isabelle was already 2.5 years old -- being a mom was not a new thing. But I still needed help.
Regardless of the stage of motherhood/parenthood you're in, it's ok to ask for help. York Region Public Health offers great assistance. Here are some commonly asked questions:
- How can I get support for how I’m feeling?
- Where can I go to find support with breastfeeding?
- How can I learn what to feed my baby?
- Is my baby ready for solid foods?
- What is my baby trying to tell me?
If these questions sound familiar, connect with York Region Public Health by visiting york.ca/babytalk, calling 1-800-361-5653 or using #YRbabytalk on social media.
York Region Public Health has recently launched #YRbabytalk, a poster series to direct new and expectant parents to information, programs and services they provide. They're inviting everyone to visit their website and vote for your favourite poster. Don't forget to share your fave and look for the posters to pop up all over the Region soon!
York Region Public Health has recently launched #YRbabytalk, a poster series to direct new and expectant parents to information, programs and services they provide. They're inviting everyone to visit their website and vote for your favourite poster. Don't forget to share your fave and look for the posters to pop up all over the Region soon!
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