The Basics on Baby Safety

The Basics on Baby Safety

A workshop on car seat safety, safe sleep practices, and other safeguards for parents. Safety class with possibilities of distributions*.

By NYC Center for Health Equity & Community Wellness

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Location

East Harlem Neighborhood Health Action Center

158 East 115th Street New York, NY 10029

About this event

A parent workshop for expecting or new parents. Learn about infant car seat safety, safe sleep practices and connect to resources. Informational course with possibility of distribution of items. All participants must preregister to attend and if items are needed please email us after registration.

No walk-ins.

Requirements:

  • Registration required for all participants to “The basics on baby safety workshop”.
  • Limited items for distribution please state in registration email if car seat and/or crib is needed.
  • One distribution per baby.
  • Must participate in all 3 hours.
  • See below for individual requirements*.


Infant Car Seats:

Must be at least 27 weeks of gestation, or baby is in the NICU. Hospital documentation with current gestation or estimated due date, or NICU status, and photo identification.

Portable Cribs:

Must be at least 27 weeks of gestation, or baby is between 0 to 6 months. Hospital documentation with current gestation or estimated due date, or NICU status, or baby’s birth certificate, and photo identification.


On-site resources: Nurse Family Partnership, Newborn Home Visiting Program, Doula sign up through the Citywide Doula Initiative, and more.

Need a safe sleep surface or an infant car seat? if you qualify after reviewing the requirements, please email us at HarlemFWS@health.nyc.gov



Organized by

The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s Center for Health Equity & Community Wellness uses an anti-racism and place-based approach to improve the health and well-being of New Yorkers.

Our mission is to reduce and minimize unfair exposure to risk and to advance health justice and social change.

Our vision is for every New Yorker to live in a thriving neighborhood with fair access to resources that support a healthy community.

Visit our Neighborhood Health Action Centers to learn more.

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