Whether you are preparing to welcome your new little one or bringing your
newborn home after birth, you learn there are many aspects of parenthood
you have questions about. It’s very natural to have questions, fears,
doubts, and concerns arise. The Parent Network is here to help bring parents
together in a safe space to support one another through this new life event.
During these sessions, expecting and new parents can broach the subjects
no one talks about. Everyone is encouraged to talk about experiences and
help gain new knowledge on those aspects of parenthood they might be struggling
with. Some examples may be colic/fussy babies, the transition from maternity
leave to work, starting solid foods, the healing process during postpartum,
and many more. At Myrtue, we believe in taking an active part in your
family’s well-being, and we are here to help you through this new
life journey.
Additional Information
Parent Support Group sessions are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays
of every month from 6 PM to 8 PM in the Myrtue Medical Birthing Center
located on the third floor of the hospital.
Park in the north lot at the Administration Entrance.
2023 SESSION SCHEDULE: MARCH 14 & 28 | APRIL 11 & 25 | MAY 9 &
23 | JUNE 13 & 27 | JULY 11 & 25 | AUG 8 & 22 | SEPT 12 &
26 | OCT 10 & 24 | NOV 14 & 28 | DEC 12
This is a safe space for expecting and new parents to come and talk about
any topic they want advice or information on, share experiences, and gain
new friendships with people going through the same life event. With the
guidance of special guests and Cara, new parents will walk away with helpful
tips and tricks to help guide them through parenthood.
The first Tuesday session of every month will include a presentation from
a guest speaker on a specific topic. Some examples of these topics are;
newborn CPR, newborn chiropractics, postpartum depression and mental health
services, women’s health physical therapy, baby massages, Myrtue’s
Learning for Life program, and many more.
Light meal provided
Parents are welcome, and encouraged, to bring their little ones
RSVPing to a session is not required, but it is welcomed
