Virtua’s maternity care services are designed to meet the needs of you and your family. The region’s finest obstetricians, high-risk obstetricians, neonatologists, pediatricians, anesthesiologists, and maternal-newborn nurses will care for you every step of the way. Our highly skilled maternity care team is available for you and your baby 24 hours a day.
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Learn more about Virtua’s top-notch maternity services designed to meet the needs of you and your family.
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VirtuaBaby provides an essential guide for pregnant women with trusted information you'll need for a healthy pregnancy.
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Virtua’s maternal-fetal medicine doctors care for pregnant women who are high risk because of chronic disease, multiples, being over age 35 at conception, or who have a family history of genetic disorders.
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Pregnant women with heart disease face difficult challenges. Virtua's high-risk pregnancy and heart care team provides monitoring and coordinated care to ensure a healthy pregnancy and safe delivery.
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Prenatal care is vital for the health of a mother and baby and significantly reduces risk factors associated with pregnancy and childbirth.
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80% of moms experience the baby blues in the first few days following delivery. Learn what’s normal and when you should call your doctor.
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Online resources to help expectant mothers delivering at Virtua find the answers they need.
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Along with helping fragile infants grow stronger, our staff compassionately supports you during this emotionally challenging time no matter how long your baby is with us.
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Breastfeeding is one of the most natural acts you can provide for your little one. Learn the basics and discover useful tips and how breastfeeding will benefit your baby and you.
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Virtua offers a variety of expert-led maternity classes and support groups for moms, dads and grandparents. Topics include childbirth preparation, prenatal yoga, labor basics, breastfeeding, postpartum depression support and more.
When you are 5 to 7 months pregnant, you should preregister online with
the hospital where you’ll deliver your baby.
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An IBCLC is the only recognized professional breastfeeding qualification. When you reach out to an IBCLC, you are arming yourself with the best available breastfeeding support.
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Many pregnant women experience light bleeding at some point during pregnancy. It’s very common, but still scary when it happens. Here are some reasons why spotting can occur.
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Taking folic acid before and during pregnancy can greatly reduce risk for spinal-cord-related birth defects in your baby. See how much you should be taking.
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So how could I juggle nursing the new baby while entertaining and occupying my oldest? Since my health insurance doesn’t cover human cloning, I had to get creative.
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If you're pregnant or trying to get pregnant, and overweight or obese, here are some helpful steps you can take to have a safer, healthier pregnancy.
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If you’re pregnant and your sex life is on hold because it’s just too painful, there may be some relief. That pain may be temporary and treatable.
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A Virtua for Women Health Navigator can help you schedule appointments and find the right services for the exact care you need. Please send us an email if you have any questions.
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