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Highlights & Resources
Find the Specialist That's Right for You
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Obstetrics and Gynecology
Complete care for women during pregnancy, and general wellness exams and reproductive system care for women of all ages. -
Pediatrics
Child wellness care and treatment for illness, injury, development issues, and psychological problems. -
Family Medicine
Our providers care for your whole family, whether you need general wellness services or treatment for a specific condition.
Classes & Events
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calendar iconNext Date & TimeThursday, Aug 12, 2021 6 p.m.-8 p.m.price tag icon$35.00, Registration Required
Baby Be Safe is a class for expectant parents, parents with children under 3, grandparents, and childcare providers.<br />
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calendar iconNext Date & TimeWednesday, Aug 11, 2021 6:30 p.m.-9 p.m.price tag icon$10.00, Registration Required
During this one night class, you’ll learn all of the basics and “how tos” of caring for your newborn.<br />
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calendar iconNext Date & TimeWednesday, Aug 04, 2021 6:30 p.m.-9 p.m.price tag icon$10.00, Registration Required
Prepare physically and emotionally for breastfeeding.<br />
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price tag iconFree, No Registration Required
St. Luke's NHTSA-certified car seat technicians will evaluate your car seat for proper installation, use, and recall status.
Support Groups
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New Moms Support Group: Hailey
Support Groupscalendar iconThursday, Aug 05, 2021 1 p.m.-2 p.m.Provides newborn and breastfeeding support from peers and providers, as well as an opportunity to ask questions and learn the basics of raising babies.
Having a Baby
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Planning for Pregnancy
Thinking about having a baby? A little bit of planning can make this exciting time as joyous and stress-free as possible.
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Pregnancy
Preparing for a new baby is one of the most exciting times in your life, and St. Luke’s is here to help you get ready.
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Labor and Delivery
We’re here for you and your new baby every step of the way. Find out why having a baby is different at St. Luke’s.
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Postpartum
The first six weeks after delivery during which a new mom recovers and bonds with her baby.
Additional Resources
Is Your Family in Need of Extra Support?
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Crying Baby Plan
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.
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Idaho Family Support
We all know that asking for help is hard. That's why asking for help is a strength. Access these helpful resources when you need extra support keeping your family safe and healthy.