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13 Baby Fair When: April 8; 5:30–8 p.m. Where: The Star and Barry Tobias Ambulatory Campus, 901 West Main Street, Freehold Whether you're thinking about having a baby, or already expecting, CentraState's Baby Fair will have something for you! Meet with OB/GYNs; tour CentraState's First Impressions Maternity Center; attend a physician lecture about preparing for pregnancy and what to expect during those special nine months; visit vendors offering a range of maternity-related products, services and free giveaways; learn about our childbirth and parenting classes; win door prizes and more! Physician Lectures Preparing For Pregnancy & Trying to Conceive • Ob/gyn visits, prenatal vitamins, exercise, what to eat or not to eat • Predicting ovulation—learn when you're most fertile, find out if ovulation kits really work and discover the symptoms of ovulation • Pregnancy testing—common symptoms of pregnancy during the two-week wait and when to start testing • Identifying and managing risk factors What to Expect During Pregnancy, Labor & Delivery • Weight gain, nutrition, and exercise tips to keep you and your baby healthy • How to cope with occasional morning sickness • What's safe and what's not—medications, caffeine, hair dye, and more • Signs of early labor, when to go to the hospital, pain management • Delivery room tips for your support person Common Newborn Problems Learn about common problems you may face with your baby such as: • Colic • Jaundice • Diaper rashes • Dry skin and more To join us, please call 866-CENTRA7 (866-236-8727) or go to www.centrastate.com/babyfair to register. HD What Moms Should Pack for the Hospital For Mom: • Insurance cards and any other health care information • Birth plan if developed • A list of any medications you are taking • Toiletries like a toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, makeup, hairbrush, shampoo, soap, lotion, hair dryer, etc. • Hair elastics or barrettes to keep hair out of your face and eyes • Lip balm for dry lips • Glasses and case/contact lenses with case if you wear them • Comfortable clothes: bathrobe, night gown, slippers or socks (for after delivery) or whatever will be comfortable • Nursing bra or supportive bra and nursing pads • Maternity underwear • Sanitary napkins, although these will be provided in hospital • Comfortable outfit to wear home (nothing tight fitting) • Any personal items you may want in your room to make you comfortable, i.e. personal pillow (bring non-white pillowcase so it doesn't get mixed with hospital linen), photo, etc. • Music if preferred for delivery • Favorite/healthy snacks for after delivery • Books or magazines, deck of cards • List of people to call after delivery, with telephone numbers • Camera with batteries (video recording is not permitted during delivery) • Cell phone charger • Sleepwear and personal items for husband/ significant other • Leave jewelry and valuables at home For baby: • Pacifier if you choose to use one, hospital does not provide pacifiers • Car seat for baby to go home • Baby comb/brush • Going home outfit (wash ahead of time with mild detergent) • Baby blanket for going home and warm clothes if winter • Outfit for pictures • Diapers if you have a special preference, otherwise will be provided by the hospital • Socks or booties • Cap otherwise one will be provided by the hospital • Baby book Spring www.centrastate.com Spring 2014 ✃