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You want the best for your baby. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends only breastmilk for your baby's first six months, and that you continue to breastfeed for one year or longer after adding solid foods to your baby's diet.
As part of our comprehensive pregnancy and postnatal care, Henry Ford lactation consultants are available to help you and your baby get started. And for times when you cannot nurse your baby, you can pump your milk to feed your baby from a bottle, or you can bottle-feed with formula.
While breastfeeding is natural, it can be tricky. We offer support and tips to get you and your baby started right.
In addition to the important advantage of bonding with your baby, breastfeeding has many benefits for both of you:
The Henry Ford Breast Cancer Support Group meets virtually every month to educate and support women who are currently being treated for, or are...
This online course is a must for all expectant mothers and their partners. It provides all the essential information needed to prepare for the...
This online course is a must for all expectant mothers and their partners. It provides all the essential information needed to prepare for the...
The Breast Cancer Support Group meets once a month to support women who are currently being treated for, or are survivors of, breast cancer.
Specialists in cancer, neuro, heart & vascular, other specialties share the spotlight with their personal unsung heroes in the year of the pandemic
Extended hours, covered parking, self-service check-in among the amenities.
The Department of Pediatrics at Henry Ford Health System has deployed its mobile medical unit for newborn follow up appointments amid the COVID-19 public health emergency.
DETROIT – BRA Day may not exactly be what you’re thinking. “BRA” is for Breast Reconstruction Awareness, a day during...
From easing aches and pains to repositioning the baby, here are ways chiropractic care can be helpful during pregnancy.
From unexpected bowel movements to inexplicable shaking, here are 7 things people don’t talk about that can happen during labor and delivery.
More than half of babies have reflux. Learn what it is, which signs to watch for and how to help your baby eat more comfortably.
From bleeding gums to a killer sense of smell, here are 10 lesser-known physical changes that happen during pregnancy.
