NYU Langone Baby

As we end this year, we want to thank our expectant and new families for choosing us to provide their perinatal education needs. Wishing all families a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year! #HappyNewYear2021

Tell Us! What's been your favorite moment so far with your precious little one?

Parents look forward to that "first kick", often felt in the second trimester between for 18 -25 weeks. Being attentive to your baby's movements will help you be aware of any changes. Click on the link below to learn how to track and count the kicks!

They say Halloween is happening this year! Tell us, how will you safely and creatively celebrate Halloween with your little ones?

Keep warm this winter and stay healthy during your pregnancy with a little help from good nutrition!

We may not be able to meet in person, but our New Mom's Group meets virtually each Thursday, 3p-430p. Our free virtual meetings provide a space for new moms and babies to chat and get to know each other. To register, go to www.nyubaby.org We hope to see you soon!

It's almost time for the 9th Annual NYU Langone Boo Bash! Join us on October 19th. 10am Babies; 1130am Toddlers, $20 per family. Register online, nyubaby.org, under the "classes" section. Costumes a must!

NYU Langone Center for Perinatal Education and Lactation introduces a new class: More Sign, Say and Play, Second Series This second six-week series of virtual play classes helps provide parents with information on how they can support their baby’s social and emotional development through fun activities, games, and songs. Topics covered in this sign language series include feelings, outside, farm, safety, zoo, and birthday. Six or seven signs are learned each week. Siblings and other family members are welcome to join in. Register on www.nyubaby.org

Virtual Breastfeeding Cafe will not meet, Monday, 9/7. See you next week!Virtual Breastfeeding Cafe will not meet, Monday, 9/7. See you next week!

This labor day weekend celebrates the social and economic achievements of American workers and marks the end of summer. However, labor day also holds great meaning for expectant families. Here's what to expect on your very own labor day!

As the other parent of a breastfed baby, your support, encouragement, and understanding helps mom and baby establish a strong breastfeeding start that lasts longer than anticipated. Here's why your role is so important.

NYU Langone New Moms' Alumni - we'd love to hear from you and what's new in your toddlers/schools kids. We hold fond memories and wish everyone well!

Did you know an average pregnancy lasts approximately 280 days or 40 weeks? These weeks are divided into trimesters: the first trimester, 1 to 13 weeks, the second trimester, week 14 to week 27, and the third trimester, week 28 to week 40 (and up). See how your baby grows and develops over this time

Our Virtual Breastfeeding Cafe will not meet today, 8/24. We will resume next week, 8/31. If you need breastfeeding assistance, please call our breastfeeding warmline, (212) 263-2229 and leave a message. Our LC team will return your call within 24 hours. Happy Monday!

We are excited to introduce virtual childbirth preparation classes with our very own Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educators. Our first class will be held on August 27th. Registration is now open! To register visit our website nyubaby.org

This year's World Breastfeeding week focuses on breastfeeding support for a healthier planet. Our International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) and nurses will provide you with quality lactation care and guidance to support your infant feeding goals for a healthier mom and baby! #WBW2020 #IBCLC #CLC #CBC #lactationspecialists