Resources

A child and family grief center that offers various grief support groups and grief resources for families with children, teens, and young adults. Located in Exton, PA.

Along The Way is a grassroots organization that provides wraparound services to working families in Montgomery, Bucks, and Philadelphia counties. Through in-home child care, case management, and transportation services, we empower families to achieve economic mobility and break the cycle of poverty.

Aubrey’s Advocate, Inc is committed to destigmatizing perinatal loss through: Financial Support for the Labor and Delivery Bills relating to a Stillbirth (20+ weeks gestation), Provider and Survivor Perinatal Loss Bereavement Education, and Community and Peer Support for Stillbirth Families

Free download of a guide to aid you in your infants sleep schedule.

This is a library-style service with the best gear for baby’s first year and beyond

Paying attention to movements helps expectant parents get to know what’s normal for their baby and speak up if they notice a change. Use the site and app to help keep track.

Women who abuse drugs or alcohol during pregnancy will continue to pass harmful toxins to the baby through their breast milk. This may affect the physical and mental development of the child.

The Essential Guide to Starting Baby Food from Little Foundations are great lists of first foods, allergies, choking hazards, myths, and more to help make feeding stress free and to give your baby a healthy relationship with food.

Accurate, accessible, and inclusive published research that empowers communities.

Science-based content for allergen free breastfeeding. Free to Feed educates, inspires, and empowers parents dealing with infant food allergies.

A free downloadable story about vomit, despair, and babies by Leonie Dawson

The Love Works Resource Center is a nonprofit organization in the heart of King of Prussia. We believe inside every community there should exist the opportunity to demonstrate tangible acts of love, and that a community thrives when every individual and family thrives. This is why we see “basic needs” through a broader lens encompassing not only food and clothes, but education and therapeutic support.

You’re home with your baby, now what? This free guide from Loving Touch Pediatric Physical Therapy will help you thread movement into your baby’s life from day one to improve motility (GI health), sleep, and your emotional connection.

Call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline at 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262)

Free, confidential, 24/7 mental health support for moms and their families before, during, and after pregnancy. English- and Spanish-speaking counselors are available.

Together, we help families maintain focus on the health and well-being of themselves and their baby, not the bills that await them.

Postpartum Support International has many free virtual support groups. These groups are peer-to-peer support and are not intended for those experiencing a mental health crisis. They have over 20 different groups ranging from Military Moms, Single Parent, Dad, Queer & Trans, and more.

Downloadable calming cards, posters, worksheets, free training audio, and more from Laura Linn Knight, a well known Parenting Educator, Author, Mindfulness & Meditation Leader, and Former Elementary School Teacher who helps create a calmer home.

A center for grieving children and families in Radnor, PA.

Phia Health delivers clinically-led postpartum care, connecting new parents with real healthcare providers like lactation consultants, therapists and nutritionists and is supported by AI tools for continuous monitoring and early risk detection. The virtual care model ensures timely, personalized support during the most critical time after childbirth.

An article on the signs and symptoms of postpartum anxiety, with resources

An article on the signs and symptoms of postpartum depression, with resources

An article comparing postpartum depression to baby blues

Premier Birth Tools provides quality educational tools for birth workers, doulas, and birthing families to decrease cesarean births. They envision a world where every birthing unit has the right tools and correct labor positions to lower cesarean births throughout the world.

A quick guide for potential clients and Mental Health Professionals

Free resource to help set up healthy sleep habits and use gentle sleeping techniques from Struggles to Cuddles.

A physiological approach to preparing for and caring for birth. Use site & videos to improve fetal position (breech, transverse, posterior) and birth.

The Bent On Better Sweat For A Cause started in April 2017. We hold this annual charity event to help financially support a couple struggling to add to their family through alternative reproductive methods.

A non-profit dedicated to reducing maternal mortality by providing inclusive healthcare, advocacy, counseling, and education to women during pregnancy, postpartum, and after pregnancy or infant loss, with specialized emphasis on whole-person healing. Through research, programs, and direct support, they work to ensure optimal health outcomes and prevent pregnancy-related deaths, especially in historically vulnerable communities.

This feeding starter kit from Little Foundations are great handouts about baby’s feeding cues from breastfeeding and bottle feeding to starting solids.

Services that help women navigate mental health concerns through all the stages of their lives