Delaware families can get a free can of baby formula. Learn how to feed your baby safely during the formula shortage and what not to do.

November is Prematurity Awareness Month. Learn steps that can lower the risk of preterm birth and the warning signs of preterm labor.

Obesity affects one in five U.S. children. Get simple tips for activity, healthy eating and breastfeeding, and ask your Family Support Specialist.

New parents get little sleep. Home visitors can help you find ways to rest and manage the stress of caring for a new baby.

Dads make a difference. Home visiting can help new fathers get involved in their child's life and learn how to keep them safe.

Stress at home can affect a baby's development. Home visitors help parents handle daily challenges and create safe, nurturing homes.

Pregnancy complications such as anemia, depression and gestational diabetes need attention. Your home visitor can help you understand them.

Swelling is a normal part of pregnancy. Try these simple ways to reduce it, and check in with your home visitor about body changes.

Your newborn's skin is delicate. Get simple tips for bath time, diaper rashes and cradle cap, and ask your home visitor for help.

Home visiting is more than a nurse visit. A home visitor becomes a trusted support who helps your family reach its goals.

No amount of marijuana is safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Learn how THC can reach your baby through breast milk.

Waiting at least 18 months between pregnancies gives a mother's body time to recover and helps babies be born healthy.

Many injuries to babies can be prevented. A Family Support Specialist can walk through your home with you and help make it baby-proof.

Nurse-Family Partnership supports low-income, first-time mothers, helping their children's development and readiness for school.

Families in Delaware's home visiting programs are more likely to stay in school, earn an income and become financially self-sufficient.

Waiting at least 18 months between pregnancies helps mothers and babies stay healthy. Learn why birth spacing matters and where to find support.

Some infections during pregnancy can harm your baby. Learn about three the CDC wants parents to know about: Group B Strep, cytomegalovirus and listeriosis.

A home visiting Family Support Specialist can ease holiday stress with professional parenting advice and tips for a baby-safe home.

Help Me Grow and Home Visiting work together: dial 2-1-1 for a specialist, or get face-to-face support from a home visitor.