One of the first lessons of parenting is to expect the unexpected. When planning for the arrival of a new baby, you probably don’t anticipate needing a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). However, if your baby is born prematurely or develops any complications after birth, comprehensive care is vital. Here’s why you should choose a hospital with a NICU.
Newborns don’t come with instruction manuals. That’s why we feel it’s important to create communities of new parents and families to learn about newborns and child-rearing in a relaxed environment.
Our Offerings
Inspira recognizes that there are unique needs for different times in life, so we offer a variety of support services and classes.
- Breastfeeding class
- Childbirth class for parents to prepare for childbirth and infant care
- CPR class (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)
- Baby Talk Tuesday, a weekly support group for new parents
- Babysitting class
- Maternity tours
- Bereavement support coordination for parents and families suffering the loss of a baby from miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS or early infant death.
In person childbirth classes and maternity tours may not be available due to COVID-19. You can register for virtual classes at (856) 641-7535.
This guide is designed to provide valuable information to patients transitioning to parenthood, answer important questions and provide you with resources along the way.
For families at every step in their pregnancy journey, Inspira has providers that can help answer questions and provide support.
