The Newborn Channel delivers essential
newborn and parenting information to help prepare new moms when they
need it most.
New parents and their families can enjoy easy access to
highly trusted, professionally endorsed content on infant
and mom care, siblings and family living, work-life balance, and more.
The Newborn Channel provides engaging and accessible programming on many topics, including:
• Diapering, bathing and other infant care;
• Mom health and recovery topics;
• Breastfeeding basics and tips for success;
• Safety topics like Car Seat Safety, Smoking Cessation, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and more;
• Programs and transcripts from the
Newborn Channel are also available for new parents on demand before,
during and after their hospital stay.
The educational content on the Newborn
Channel is overseen and reviewed by a Medical Advisory Board which works
diligently to ensure all content is up-to-date and presented in a clear
and understandable way for patients and their families.
“The Newborn Channel helps supplement our
nurses’ patient education efforts. Because it is always available, our
nursing and education staff is able to recommend quality, up-to-date
education for new parents in their time of need,” said Luanne Miller,
BSN, R.N., director of the Childbirth Center.
“The Newborn Channel's baby care and
postpartum programming is available in over 1000 U.S. hospitals” said
Dave Ross, COO of The Wellness Network. “Having a baby, especially the
first time, can be a little scary for new parents. Our videos are meant
to help demystify diapering, feeding, and caring for both mom and baby.
Moms and Dads can view programs and talk to the hospital’s educators
with their questions before they are back home on their own with their
new baby.”
For information about The Newborn Channel, visit thenewbornchannel.com.
The Childbirth Center follows the
patient-centered Planetree philosophy that focuses providing a warm,
caring atmosphere for the patient and loved ones, including childbirth
and child care education, and support groups.
For information, call
203-732-7252 or visit www.griffinhealth.org/childbirthcenter.
This was taken from a press release from Griffin Hospital.
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