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Responding to Maternal and In-Utero Needs for Mothers and Babies

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Kylene Parker

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This “Ask the Expert” session with Dr. John will provide information on the best ways to respond to the needs of mothers and babies in utero.
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There is a proven link between maternal mental health and prenatal brain development.

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