Breastfeeding Support
IU Health provides breastfeeding support for new mothers, including education and information about breast pumps.
More moms trust Indiana University Health to deliver their babies than anyone else in the state.
Throughout your pregnancy journey, you can count on our team at IU Health to provide around-the-clock care. From before conception through delivery, we’re here for you.
Our IU Health hospitals offer comprehensive services for you and your baby. We’ll answer your questions and address any pregnancy or birth concerns.
You may have a routine pregnancy and routine delivery. You may have a high-risk pregnancy and delivery. Whatever pregnancy journey you are on, our team at IU Health will be by your side for every step.
Your care team may include the following:
We'll work together to help you have the safest and healthiest pregnancy and delivery possible.
Our services include:
Other tests like a biophysical profile (BPP), fetal heart monitoring, nonstress and birth defects test are available to ensure your baby is healthy throughout your pregnancy.
We offer many classes to support you and your family. They cover topics such as:
Sign up for a childbirth education class at IU Health Arnett Hospital, IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital, Riley Maternity Tower or another location near you.
We also offer many support groups related to topics like breastfeeding, grief and more. Visit our Classes & Events page to find support groups near you.
At IU Health hospitals, our comprehensive services, birthing suites, and facilities, are designed with you and your family in mind.
Our delivery and post-delivery birthing suites have modern, comfortable home-like surroundings. They include a pull-out or sleeper bed for your partner. In the delivery rooms, birthing balls, massage therapy, and aromatherapy options are available.
The wireless monitoring system allows you to move around the room and the unit as you labor.
We offer breastfeeding classes before the birth of your baby. A lactation consultant (someone who gives you breastfeeding help and advice) will visit your hospital room after you have given birth.
After birth, your infant will wear an ID tag. Your baby will wear this until you leave. Someone on your care team will remove the tag before you leave. An alarm will sound if your baby is wearing the ID tag and reaches the exterior doors of the hospital floor.
New parent support topics include breastfeeding, postpartum depression and raising a toddler. Additionally, we offer groups for new moms and dads looking to share advice with one another.
Our breastfeeding experts will help you with advice and support. They can also help you choose supplies and accessories so you can make breastfeeding work for you and your baby. Learn more about the breastfeeding support services we offer.
IU Health partners with Riley Children’s Health to handle even the most complex procedures. The Riley Maternity Tower is an advanced birthing center with a range of birthing options. Learn more about water birth, midwifery, and other services on the Riley Children’s Health website.
At IU Health hospitals, our comprehensive services, birthing suites, and facilities, are designed with you and your family in mind.
Our delivery and post-delivery birthing suites have modern, comfortable home-like surroundings. They include a pull-out or sleeper bed for your partner. In the delivery rooms, birthing balls, massage therapy, and aromatherapy options are available.
The wireless monitoring system allows you to move around the room and the unit as you labor.
We offer breastfeeding classes before the birth of your baby. A lactation consultant (someone who gives you breastfeeding help and advice) will visit your hospital room after you have given birth.
After birth, your infant will wear an ID tag. Your baby will wear this until you leave. Someone on your care team will remove the tag before you leave. An alarm will sound if your baby is wearing the ID tag and reaches the exterior doors of the hospital floor.
New parent support topics include breastfeeding, postpartum depression and raising a toddler. Additionally, we offer groups for new moms and dads looking to share advice with one another.
Our breastfeeding experts will help you with advice and support. They can also help you choose supplies and accessories so you can make breastfeeding work for you and your baby. Learn more about the breastfeeding support services we offer.
IU Health partners with Riley Children’s Health to handle even the most complex procedures. The Riley Maternity Tower is an advanced birthing center with a range of birthing options. Learn more about water birth, midwifery, and other services on the Riley Children’s Health website.
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