Sentences with phrase «mothers visiting our facility»
We are proud to support breastfeeding mothers visiting our facility!
http://breastfeedla.org/ Not exact matches
«As they do now, agents will register pregnancies as early as in term as possible, provide basic ante natal care and encourage ANC visits at public health centers, deliver maternal vitamin supplements, help all mothers deliver in proper facilities, and importantly, ensure proper newborn care practices.»
«As someone who has visited countless maple syrup facilities, I've seen the struggles faced by our farm community, particularly when Mother Nature wreaks havoc with the weather,» said Lieutenant Governor Hochul.
The period when mothers do not visit a healthcare facility is the time when a community support system for mothers is essential.
Intervention: package including use of a new continuum of care card, continuum of care orientation for health workers, 24 - hour health facility retention of mothers and newborns after delivery, and postnatal care by home visits.
The package includes: 1) use of a new continuum of care card, 2) continuum of care orientation for health workers, 3) 24 - h health facility retention of mothers and newborns after delivery, and 4) postnatal care by home visits.
David Sweat, who escaped from Cinton Correctional Facility in 2015 and was recaptured, is hoping to marry his girlfriend — the mother of a 6 - year - old girl she brings to visit her prisoner boyfriend — behind bars even though the couple will never be able to live as man and wife.
Postnatal care for mothers and babies includes, for example, keeping them in the facility for 24 hours before discharge or visiting them as soon as possible after a home delivery; repeated assessments of mother and newborn babies allows to identify problems early and manage them promptly.
The boy's mother and stepfather have him visit a host of therapists and are about to have him spend a weekend being observed at a facility.
Curtis is tormented but intelligent; fearing the family's history of mental illness, he visits his schizophrenic mother (Kathy Baker) in a care facility to ask if she had ever been troubled by bad dreams.
His mentally ill mother, Ida (Angelica Huston), a troubled free spirit with whom Victor spent a bizarre, nomadic childhood, is suffering from dementia and rarely recognizes her only son when he comes to visit her in the pricey St. Anthony's constant care facility.
«Ask if you can come visit the facility where the mother lives and puppies are cared for.»