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Pregnancy & Parenting
Teen Pregnancy
Youth Speak Out on Sex, Love, and Teen Pregnancy
Call to Action: 10 Ways to Address Teen Pregnancy Prevention Among Youth in Foster Care
Pregnancy Food Guide
Additional Teen Pregnancy Resources
Questions about healthy relationships?
List of free Clinical Health Centers in Michigan
About Birth Control: What You Need to Know
Considering Adoption?
Healthy Hints for Pregnant Women
Give your baby a great start in life. What you eat, the amount of weight you gain and the healthy things you do during your pregnancy can help your baby for its entire life. Your energy and nutrient needs are certainly greater when you are pregnant, but being pregnant does not mean you have to eat twice as much. Most pregnant women only need about 300 extra calories daily
Safe Delivery of Newborns Brochure
Parenting
Did you know .....
Helping You Become a Better Dad
Safe Sleep for your Baby
Child Care Info
Did you know that you may be eligible for covered child care related expenses under the ETV or YIT programs? Check out our ETV information and YIT information for eligibility requirements.
Children's Health
Raising a Healthy Child
Did you know, that by providing a nurturing and learning environment, you can actually influence how your child's brain develops, which in turn affects their ability to learn and become healthy, happy, successful adults?
As a parent you are your child's first and most important teacher. Doing simple everyday things like talking, reading, and playing helps your child grow and even increases your child's IQ. Find information and tools to help you on the michigan.gov/greatstart website.
Keep Your Family Safe From the Flu
Keeping Your Child Healthy From Head to Toes
Don't Wait Until it Hurts
Your Child and School
Head Start Program - Pre-school program for low-income families