Pregnant?

• New Baby Welcome Letter – English | Spanish
• The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline now offers 24/7, Free, Confidential Hotline for Pregnant and New Moms in English and Spanish. Call or text 1-833-943-5746 (1-833-9-HELP4MOMS). TTY users can use a preferred relay service or dial 711 and then 1-833-943-5746.

HELP FOR MANAGING YOUR PREGNANCY

• Nurse Family Partnerships (nurses helping first-time parents early in the pregnancy and continuing through the child’s second birthday)  Find a nurse near you
• WIC (Women, Infants and Children) food assistance and nutritional support for pregnant women and growing  families, including breastfeeding counseling and pumps
• Colorado’s Prenatal Plus Program: The Prenatal Plus Program is a case management program for pregnant women who receive Health First Colorado benefits and who are at risk of negative maternal and infant health outcomes
• Colorado’s Special Connections Program: Special Connections is a program for pregnant women on Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) who have alcohol and/or drug abuse problems.
• Tough As A Mother: A program for Mothers who are using alcohol or other drugs to cope with stress.
• Taking Care of Baby and Me – English | Spanish
• Getting Started Pregnancy Guide – English | Spanish
• My Advocate app – (You must be enrolled in the New Baby, New Life program to use this app.)
• Healthy Rewards
  • How to use Healthy Rewards
• Find an Obstetrics/Gynecological (OB/GYN) or Nurse Midwife Provider
• Learn how medication affects You and Your baby while you are pregnant or nursing

STAY SAFE

• Tips to stay safe
• Practice healthy habits
• Eat healthy and stay active
• Help to stop smoking (earn free diapers in the Baby and Me Tobacco Free program)
• Prevent premature birth
• Pregnancy, anxiety and depression
• Pregnancy and opioids
• Pregnancy and chronic health conditions

FREE PREGNANCY APP FOR YOUR PHONE

• Text4Baby (receive timely health and safety tips by text message and more)

MORE INFORMATION

• How your baby grows
• Before and between pregnancies
• Sleep Safe Campaign

TIPS FOR FINDING BABY FORMULA

Are you having a hard time finding baby formula? If you can’t find formula, here are some tips:

• Call your pediatrician or OBGYN to see if they have in-office samples.
• Contact your local family resource center
• Parents/guardians who are enrolled in WIC and struggling to find infant formula should contact their local WIC agency directly. Find a WIC Clinic near you.. If you are not enrolled, find out if your family qualifies for WIC and apply for WIC.