Spotlight on the Staff: Elisabeth Salazar
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re excited to spotlight Elisabeth, a dedicated Parent Coach with the Welcome Baby program at Antelope Valley Partners for Health.
Read MoreIn honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re excited to spotlight Elisabeth, a dedicated Parent Coach with the Welcome Baby program at Antelope Valley Partners for Health.
Read MoreConnecting with families right after they have given birth is a unique opportunity to engage fathers with intention. This webinar helps Hospital Liaisons in the Welcome Baby program build reflective skills to support meaningful conversations from day one.
Read MoreLearn how Parent Coaches confidently support families as they navigate the transition to solid foods, covering safety, readiness, and practical strategies.
Read MoreSeptember is Baby Safety Month! Hear from families who have learned important safety skills from their home visitors.
Read MoreIt’s #BlackBreastfeedingWeek! Hear powerful stories from home visiting clients who received help navigating their breastfeeding journeys.
Read MoreAugust is Breastfeeding Awareness Month! Meet Claudia, a mom of six, who breastfed for the first time — thanks to support from Welcome Baby at Emanate Health Queen of the Valley Hospital.
Read MoreMeet Sahara, a longtime Parent Coach Supervisor with the Welcome Baby program at St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, California.
Read MoreThis annual event celebrated how Family Strengthening Network staff are changing lives of families in L.A. County. Watch video highlights here.
Read MoreHyperbilirubinemia, a common condition affecting up to 60% of full-term and 80% of preterm newborns, occurs when excess bilirubin causes yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice). Watch this webinar to learn how Welcome Baby Registered Nurses can educate families to recognize symptoms and know when to seek care.
Read MoreParent coaches work with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds, each with unique values and beliefs. Watch this webinar to learn how to manage biases and practice cultural humility with the families you serve.
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