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COVID-19 update
To help protect families and staff from the spread of COVID-19, in-person groups have been temporarily suspended. Please check back regularly for updates.
The
Healthy Babies Healthy Children (HBHC) program
is available online and by phone. If you have any questions, please email
accesshalton@halton.ca
or call 311.
The
Halton Prenatal Nutrition Program (HPNP)
is being offered virtually. If you have any questions or would like to register for a group, please email
HPNP@halton.ca
or call 311.
It is safe and recommended to get the COVID-19 vaccine if you are planning to have a baby, already pregnant or breastfeeding. Read the
COVID-19 Vaccine: Preconception, Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Factsheet
(PDF file)
to help you
make an informed decision about getting vaccinated
(external PDF)
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Halton Breastfeeding Supports
Halton Region has many breastfeeding resources and supports to offer new mothers.
Halton Breastfeeding Connection: Parent-to-Parent Phone Support
Connect with a parent in Halton for support and information on breastfeeding your child.
Breastfeeding Your Baby
Learn about breastfeeding positions, tips, where to get support.
Expressing, Storing and Feeding Breastmilk
Learn about alternative healthy and safe feeding methods.
Preparing to Breastfeed Your Baby
Learn about the importance of breastfeeding and how to prepare for it.
Breastfeeding Problems
It is common for new mothers to encounter challenges with breastfeeding.
Why Breastfeed?
Halton offers mothers access to valuable breastfeeding information and support.
Feeding Your Baby In the First Year
Learn about starting solid foods after your baby is six months old.
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