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Birth Mother Prenatal CareWomen who begin the process of taking care of their baby before the baby is born, on average, give birth to healthier babies. |
Prenatal Care and Prenatal Testing |
Prenatal care and prenatal testing is very important and they should be started as soon as possible. They can help assure you that you and your baby are as healthy as possible. Prenatal tests can serve several useful functions including identifying, and sometimes treating, health problems that could endanger both you and your unborn child. It is important to take the time to educate yourself about these tests and how they can help you and your baby. The website Prenatal Care and Prenatal Testing gives some great information about prenatal care and prenatal tests. Please also visit the page Prenatal Care. |
Additional Information |
For additional information please click on the links prenatal care and prenatal testing and womenshealth.gov. If you are pregnant and don't know where to turn to actually start prenatal care or you don't know how you can afford it, call your local hospital and you can always contact Adoption Services, a call at 1 800 943 0400 so we can help you. |
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