Supporting the health of your young ones
We provide specialized programs, services, and resources designed to meet the needs of infants and children, aged 0-6 years old.
Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is the healthiest way to feed your baby. Visit our breastfeeding page to learn more. |
Dental Health
It's important to keep your baby's teeth healthy. Visit our dental health page to learn more. |
Early Hearing Program
Newborns can have their hearing screened shortly after birth through the Early Hearing Program. |
Growth & Development
Every child grows in a unique way. Visit our growth and development page to learn more. |
Immunization
It is important to get your child vaccinated. Visit our immunization page to learn more. |
Infant Crying
Learn how to understand your baby's crying. Visit our infant crying page to learn more. |
Mental Health Promotion
We know more than ever before about how young children think, learn, and grow. Visit our mental health promotion page to learn more. |
Nutrition
We have helpful resources on nutrition and healthy eating for early childhood. Visit our nutrition page to learn more. |
Parenting
Interacting with your baby has a big impact. Visit our parenting page to learn more. |
Preventing Injuries
Protect your children from injuries. Visit our injury prevention page to learn more. |
Smoke-Free for Babies & Infants
Protect yourself and your family from the toxic chemicals in tobacco smoke. Visit our smoke-free page to learn more |
Speech & Language
Support is available for your child's speech and language development needs. Visit the speech & language page to learn more. |
Vision
Undiagnosed vision concerns can seriously affect a child’s abilities, success, and confidence. Visit our vision page to learn more.
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Health Matters Online
An e-newsletter for parents and caregivers of infants and toddlers up to age two. Get the latest tips on topics such as breastfeeding, nutrition, child proofing your home, immunizations and much more. Send us an email and request to receive the newsletter. View past issues - found under "For the general public".
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