Becoming a mother is one of life’s greatest gifts. We promote a family-centered birthing experience through childbirth education classes, nutritional counseling and comfortable birthing rooms.
Mobile Infirmary
Mobile Infirmary Childbirth Class Schedule
Thomas Hospital
North Baldwin Infirmary
North Baldwin Infirmary Class Schedule
North Baldwin Infirmary Class Descriptions
Online Childbirth Classes:
The Gift of Motherhood Childbirth Education Program for Infirmary Health is an educational program that will build your knowledge in the areas of pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding and adjustment to parenting. This program will help you gain the confidence to make the best decisions for you and your baby. We hope that the information will be a valuable resource and help empower you as a new mother. Contact your childbirth educator for information on how to access the program.
Contacts:
Sandy Wallace, R.N.
Mobile Infirmary
251-435-2525
Sandee Nabors, R.N.
Thomas Hospital
251-279-1373
Gena Cash, R.N.C.
North Baldwin Infirmary
251-580-1783
Lactation Consultants:
Our lactation consultants offer a variety of breastfeeding tips, classes and supplies:
For any questions regarding breast feeding, contact Thomas Hospital’s lactation consultant at 251-279-1176 and Mobile Infirmary’s lactation consultant at 251-435-2525.
"Moms In Training" Maternity Fitness Program:
Infirmary Fitness Centers offer complimentary memberships to each of our mothers during pregnancy and for three months following delivery. The customized fitness program helps moms-to-be and new moms increase their flexibility, build aerobic capacity and muscular endurance, and learn more about proper nutrition.
Web Nursery:
We are pleased to introduce Infirmary Health's newest arrivals! Our Web Nursery program allows families to share the exciting news of the arrival of their newborn with family and friends around the world within 48 hours of birth. Simply click on the hospital link below to view the first photos of each newborn. Participation by our patients is voluntary.
Don't rush your baby's birthday. More and more births are being scheduled a little early. Experts are learning that this can cause problems. If possible, it's best to stay pregnant for at least 39 weeks. If your pregnancy is healthy, wait for labor to begin on its own. Infirmary Health is currently one of 100 hospitals in the country and the only healthcare system in the state of Alabama to adopt the March of Dimes 39 Weeks initiative. Click here to learn more about the March of Dimes Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait campaign.
CineMama is a fun tool created by March of Dimes to document your pregnancy and track your belly’s growth. Celebrate your progress week after week while learning the benefits of a full-term pregnancy. Click here to download the free iPhone app and make your own pregnancy video.
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