Healthy Mom&Baby

Newborn Warning Signs You Should Know

AWHONN’s Newborn Warning Signs helps you recognize when your baby may need medical attention after birth. With simple, easy-to-understand guidance, it gives you more confidence and peace of mind as you care for your new baby at home.

Bonding Begins with Skin-to-Skin Contact

Skin-to-skin contact in the first hour after birth—and beyond—can help you bond with your baby, support breastfeeding, and promote their stability and comfort. Learn simple, safe positions to keep you and your baby secure and comfortable.

Your Birth, Your Preferences

Learn about your options before, during, and after birth so you can make informed decisions and share what matters most with your care team. This resource encourages open communication and supports respectful, evidence-based care that honors your values, needs, and birth experience.
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Know the Warning Signs After Birth

AWHONN’s POST-BIRTH Warning Signs resources help you and your support person recognize serious postpartum complications and know when to seek medical care. With clear guidance, videos, and app support, you can feel more informed and confident about your recovery after birth.

You Deserve Respectful Maternity Care

Understand your rights during pregnancy and birth, including dignity, informed decision-making, and respectful communication. Learn how to partner with your healthcare team so your care reflects your values, choices, and needs.

What Respectful Maternity Care Looks Like

AWHONN’s Respectful Maternity Care resource helps you understand what supportive, respectful care should look like during labor, birth, and postpartum recovery. With practical tips and conversation starters, it helps you ask questions, share your preferences, and feel more confident advocating for your care.

Extra Support for Your Baby’s Early Days

If your baby arrives a few weeks early, they may need extra attention and care. AWHONN’s Late Preterm Baby crib card helps you feel confident caring for your baby in their earliest days by providing tailored guidance and reminders.

Know When to Call Your Late Preterm Baby’s Healthcare Provider

Babies born a few weeks early can sometimes develop health concerns after leaving the hospital. AWHONN’s Warning Signs for your late preterm infant helps you understand what changes to look for and when to contact your baby’s healthcare provider or seek medical care.
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What You Need to Know About Your Late Preterm Baby

If your baby is born a few weeks early, you may have questions about what to expect. AWHONN’s Late Preterm Baby need to know resource helps you understand your baby’s unique needs. 
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Protect Yourself and Your Baby from the Flu

Getting a flu vaccine during pregnancy helps protect you and your baby, including providing protection for your baby during their first 6 months of life. Flu Vaccine Myths and Facts gives you clear, trustworthy information so you can feel confident making decisions about vaccination during pregnancy.

Help Protect Your Baby from Whooping Cough

Getting the Tdap vaccine during every pregnancy helps protect your baby from whooping cough during their first months of life. The Tdap Vaccine Quick Facts resource explains when to get vaccinated and why it’s an important part of keeping you and your baby healthy.

Answers to Common Questions About RSV Vaccination During Pregnancy

Getting vaccinated against RSV during pregnancy can help protect your baby during their first months of life. AWHONN’s RSV Vaccination resource answers common questions about when to get vaccinated, how it works, and how it helps keep you and your baby healthy.
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Help Protect Your Baby from RSV

RSV can be serious for infants, especially during their first months of life. AWHONN’s RSV Immunization resource answers common questions about RSV and Nirsevimab, a preventive immunization that can help protect your baby from severe illness.
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Get the Facts About COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy

Clear answers to help you make informed decisions. Learn how vaccination can help protect both you and your baby during pregnancy and after birth.

Answers to Your Questions About COVID-19 Vaccination and Breastmilk Feeding

If you’re breastfeeding or planning to feed your baby breastmilk, it’s normal to have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. Get clear, evidence-based information to help you understand the benefits of vaccination for both you and your baby.