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Colostrum for Your Baby's Health (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

The first milk you make is called colostrum. It is a thick, sticky, yellowish liquid that is very good for your baby. It is easy to digest. It is rich in important nutrients, such as Vitamin A, protein, and minerals, which help your baby grow. It is also full of antibodies, helping protect your baby from bacteria and viruses. (English) Colour

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We are Baby-Friendly! [English] Permalink Public

Poster describing our Baby Friendly Initiative policy and what it means for the people in our care. (English) Colour

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English (266062), Arabic (266077), Chinese - Simplified (266073), Chinese - Traditional (266072), Farsi (266076), Korean (266074), Punjabi (266071), Russian (266078), Spanish (266075), Tagalog (266079)

Safe Skin-to-Skin With Your Baby [English] Permalink Public

Healthy babies are more likely to suffocate when we are distracted. This poster describes how to safely do skin-to-skin. (English) Colour

Living with Epilepsy Before and During Pregnancy [English] Permalink Public

What to think about before you become pregnant and how to care for yourself and manage your epilepsy while pregnant so that no harm comes to your unborn baby. (English) Colour

We Can Donate! Provincial Milk Bank [English] Permalink Public

Help us continue to provide life-saving donor milk to save tiny lives. (English) Colour

Pregnancy and Alcohol Use [English] Permalink Public

HealthLinkBC Health File overview about pregnancy and alcohol use including risks and available resources. Number 38d. (English)

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https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/sites/default/files/do...

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Immunization and Pregnancy [English] Permalink Public

Immunizations help protect you and your baby against serious diseases. Learn about immunization: Before you become pregnant, While you are pregnant, After the birth of your baby, and Your baby’s first immunizations. Make sure all your immunizations are up-to-date before you become pregnant. This will help protect you and your baby from many serious vaccine preventable diseases. (English)

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https://immunizebc.ca/sites/default/files/graphics...