Infant care

Madonna Litta
by Leonardo da Vinci (1490)

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Introduction

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Pre-searching

• Infant Care Wikipedia

• Lab Tests Online - Infant Tests

• Merck Manual Home - Newborns and Infants

Canada

• Children's Products - Consumer Product Safety - Health Canada
• Family Health - Infants - Grey Bruce Health Unit
• Health Education, McGill University & Infotheque, McGill University
• Health Promotion - Childhood and Adolescence - Prenatal to 6 years
• Healthy babies - Healthy Living - Health Canada
• Immunization Schedules - Public Health Agency of Canada
• Infant and Toddler Health - HealthLinkBC
• Infant Care and Development - Health - Government of Saskatchewan
• Infant Feeding - Nutrition and Healthy Eating - Health Canada
• Maternal and Infant Health Section
• MotheRisk
• Pregnancy Health Centre: Life with a Newborn - Women's Health Matters

United States

• Infant and Newborn Care - National Library of Medicine (NLM)
• Infant Care/Parenting - New York Online Access to Health (NOAH)
• Newborn Care: Common-sense strategies for stressed-out parents - MayoClinic.com
• Newborn Care and Safety - womenshealth.gov

International links

• La Leche League International Find information, support, etc.

• Breast-Feeding Content Resources WHO reports on Breast Feeding

See also

• Answering health and medical reference questions
• CAPHIS | Top 100 Health Websites You Can Trust
• Consumer health information
• Multilingual resources for patients
• Patient education
• Top 100 Canadian Health Websites
• Top Ten (10) Canadian Health Websites 2010
• Top Social Media Websites in Medicine - 2012
• WikiPatient

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