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One full-day Saturday session held every other month for women who are 30 weeks pregnant.

Provides adult and family medicine, ob/gyn services, pediatrics, and behavioral health services. - Pediatric & Adolescent Health Care - Adult & Elder Health Care - Obstetrics & Gynecology - Behavioral Health - Care Management - Prenatal Smoking Cession - Breastfeeding Education - Pregnancy Education & Child Birth Classes - National Diabetic Prevention Program & Diabetes Education - Insurance Enrollment

A multifaceted prenatal assistance and health education program that provides community outreach and promotes the importance of early prenatal care. Offers assistance in applying for W.I.C. (Women Infants & Children) and health insurance through the NYS Marketplace. Works to connect parents with community-based services to support pregnancy and beyond. Offers essential information and education on fetal development, prenatal nutrition, birthing, infant nutrition, breastfeeding, labor and delivery, signs of premature labor, birth control options, the dangers of nicotine/alcohol/drug use, and HIV prevention.

We host monthly Caring for Two class on the first Thursday of every month from 12-1:30pm, where a team of lactation professional, WIC counselors, and pediatric residents (MDs) discuss topics ranging from jaundice to nutrition, to breastfeeding support.

Offers a childbirth course foe expectant couples. Topics covered include stages of labor, routines and procedures, Lamaze breathing and relaxation techniques, the coach's role during labor, pain management options, and mother and infant care after delivery. Includes tour of the maternity department. Offers five weekday evening classes or one eight hour weekend superclass.

Provides individual or small group education class facilitated by citified child birth educators.

Provides a full range of specialty services for women at every stage of life including obstetrics and gynecology services.

Offers assistance in ensuring healthy pregnancies and child birth including Medicaid and WIC enrollment , prenatal health education: nutrition, labor and delivery, confidential HIV counseling, advocacy and assistance in eliminating social barriers to healthy pregnancies (transportation, housing and other issues), childbirth classes, and referrals to other services within the community.

Provides individual or small group education class facilitated by citified child birth educators.

Workshops for expectant and new parents to maintain healthy pregnancies, have positive birthing experiences, and transition well to becoming a parent.

Offers a one-session class for children, ages 3 through 10 years old, whose parents are expecting a baby. Class focuses upon the questions and feelings of siblings-in-waiting. Call

Offers Lamaze program of childbirth education, prenatal care, exercise and information. Classes, scheduled frequently, are kept small.

Offers virtual and in-person parent education classes that help prepare you for childbirth, newborn care, and breastfeeding. We also offer in-person prenatal yoga classes. Call for detailed information.

John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital (OCH) is a regional center for pediatric and women’s health, located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. As one of the only freestanding children's hospitals in New York State, OCH provides comprehensive care to infants, children, teens and young adults up to age 21, along with specialized women’s health services, including prenatal care, labor and delivery, and postpartum support. The hospital features a state-of-the-art labor and delivery unit and is home to a Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), the highest level of care available for critically ill or premature newborns. With 185 inpatient beds and a rooftop helipad, OCH also houses an ACS-verified Level I Pediatric Trauma Center—one of the few in the region. It is a teaching hospital affiliated with the State University of New York at Buffalo and part of the Kaleida Health system, serving patients from across Western New York and Southern Ontario.

Provides adult and family medicine, ob/gyn services, pediatrics, and behavioral health services. - pediatric & adolescent health care - adult & elder health care - Obstetrics & Gynecology - Behavioral Health - Care Management - Prenatal Smoking Cession - Breastfeeding Education - Blood draw services - Pregnancy Education & Child Birth Classes - National Diabetic Prevention Program & Diabetes Education - Insurance Enrollment

Women's Maternity Services: Before Pregnancy Care, Prenatal Care, The Family Birth Place, Birthing Suites, Family Education Classes, Classes for the whole family, Expectant Parents. Classes are offered frequently throughout the year as either a five-part evening series or a one-day class. Sibling Preparation: "Let's Celebrate Big Brother-Big Sister" is a special monthly class designed to help children aged 3-10 understand the concept of a newborn. Post-partum Breastfeeding Classes and Counseling: Learn about the early weeks of breast-feeding, expressing and storing milk, nutrition and weight loss, and returning to work. Babies are welcome.

Family birthing center offering childbirth education classes, prenatal yoga, infant massage, breastfeeding education, sibling classes where other children can learn how to care for their new brother or sister, and infant and child CPR.

Provides a variety of classes on topics related to childbirth, including the following. Prepared Childbirth: Provides tips to make pregnancy easier, along with facts about labor, delivery, and recovery at home. Discusses care for both mom and baby after leaving the hospital. A tour is included. Lamaze Focus: Geared towards parents who want additional focus on the Lamaze technique for natural child birth. Classes have four sessions and followed by a tour at Sisters. Covers all topics covered in the standard Prepared Childbirth classes. Prepared Cesarean Delivery: Covers what to expect for parents scheduled for a Cesarean Delivery. Covers all topics covered in the standard Prepared Childbirth classes, excluding focus on labor. Also provides discussion of recovery at home, pain control techniques, and questions about surgical delivery. Preparing to Breastfeed: A lactation consultant reviews common questions and concerns regarding the first weeks of breastfeeding. Both parents are welcome. Marvelous Multiples Classes: Intended to add to the childbirth classes for parents expecting more than one new arrival. Covers special concerns and special care of both mom and babies. Class offers more information about what is happening during pregnancy along with tips from moms who have been through pregnancies with multiple babies. Includes a tour of the NICU. Baby Talk: Intended to help reduce the stress of the first few weeks after childbirth. Focuses on newborn care, health concerns to watch for, and challenges faced by all new parents. Includes discussion time and practice time with lifelike dolls. Grandparents Classes: Covers new infant care, safety (especially car seat and sleep safety), supportive care for the new parents, and fun activities to prepare for the arrival of a precious grandchild. Infant and Child CPR/First Aid: Focuses on preparation for emergency situations. Covers how to respond if a child is choking, drowning, injured, or in need of CPR, with a focus on both infant and child age groups. Car Seat Safety: Provides a short safety presentation on car seat basics followed by an appointment for a one-on-one car seat fitting with a certified Child Passenger Safety technician. Parents should bring the car seat they will use so that it can be installed properly before leaving the hospital. The technician will assist with car seat installations for all kids, not just the new baby. Gestational Diabetes: Provides instruction on diabetes self-care and nutrition. Tours are available for all expectant parents. As space is limited, expectant parents should call to inquire at least a month before their due date. High Risk Pregnancies & Deliveries: Covers special concerns related to high risk pregnancies. The first three sessions cover medical care, what to do at home, and what to expect before and after delivery. The fourth session addresses neonatal intensive care and what parents should know about the possibility of their baby visiting the NICU before heading home.

Provides adult and family medicine, ob/gyn services, pediatrics, and behavioral health services. - Pediatric & Adolescent Health Care - Adult & Elder Health Care - Obstetrics & Gynecology - Behavioral Health - Care Management - Prenatal Smoking Cession - Breastfeeding Education - Pregnancy Education & Child Birth Classes - National Diabetic Prevention Program & Diabetes Education - Insurance Enrollment

265-bed full service community hospital offering emergency medicine, internal medicine, family practice, gastroenterology, neonatology, obstetrics and gynecology, oncology, general surgery and many surgery specialties such as breast cancer, colorectal, orthopedics, urology, and minimally invasive robotic surgery. Numerous outpatient services are available including x-ray, CT, MRI, mammography, non-invasive cardiac testing, chemotherapy infusion center, and childbirth education classes.

Offers outpatient programs and services that provide education, resources, guidance, and encouragement to help patients regain their health and successfully manage their conditions. Programs include: - Medical Nutrition Therapy - Childbirth Education Classes - Healthy Living with Diabetes, including Diabetes Prevention Program and Counseling (see separate listing) - MOMS Batavia (see separate listing) - IBCLC Support for Breastfeeding Moms and Baby Cafe (see separate listing) - Cancer Services Program (see separate listing) - Cancer Support Group (see separate listing) Telephone and video appointments available for clients who prefer, need, or request remote service.

Provides delivery options as well as support and education for new parents.

The Cohoes Family Care MOMS Program is an educational program for pregnant women. Provided are pregnancy tests, assistance in completing Medicaid applications, access to prenatal and primary care, free childbirth and breastfeeding education, along with pregnancy and infant care education Also provided are referrals to community agencies as appropriate, such as WIC or the local Department of Health. Crisis counseling on issues such as domestic violence, child abuse and mental health issues is also provided.