Postpartum
Time for Recovery and Bonding
Before you leave the hospital, we’ll make sure you’re healthy and confident in caring for your baby. From learning to breastfeed to adjusting to life at home, we’re here to support you through every change.
And while your focus may be on your new little one, don’t forget to care for yourself. We’ll help you recognize the signs of postpartum depression and connect you with support if you need it—because your well-being matters, too.
Establish Ongoing Care for You and Your Baby
Obstetrics and Gynecology
We continue women's health support well after delivery, from postpartum checkups to ongoing reproductive health and wellness exams.
Pediatrics
Supporting your baby’s health and development, from wellness checkups to treatment for illness, injury, and emotional well-being.
Family Medicine
Our providers care for your whole family, offering general wellness services and treatment for a wide range of conditions.
Additional Resources
Breastfeeding Resources
Adding Your Newborn to Your Health Insurance
Classes to Help You Get Ready
New Moms Support Group: Hailey
Provides newborn and breastfeeding support from peers and providers, as well as an opportunity to ask questions and learn the basics of raising babies.
Breastfeeding Bunch: Nampa
Join us at this fun and friendly gathering for breastfeeding mothers.
Breastfeeding Bunch: Meridian
Join us at this fun and friendly gathering for breastfeeding mothers.
Breastfeeding Bunch: Boise
Join us at this fun and friendly gathering for breastfeeding mothers.
Plan Ahead for Challenging Moments
Is Your Family in Need of Extra Support?
All babies cry, some more than others. What can you do? Plan ahead. Learn how to stay calm, check your baby's basic needs, and create a crying plan for when you're feeling overwhelmed.