Newborn Care Website Expands Role in Helping New Parents

Large parent base using Newborn Care 101 for free vital information regarding newborn topics.

2012-05-01

VALENCIA, CA, May 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) The creators of "Newborn Care 101 - What Parents Need To Know", have recently announced their 50,000th visitor on their free newborn care information website www.newborncare101.com offering a wide variety of information for new parents including SIDS risk and prevention, feeding, vaccinations, colic as well as a popular Frequently Asked Questions section. There is also a downloadable list of what to bring to the hospital when having a newborn and what to have at home for your newborn's arrival.

"With so many visitors to our newborn site, it is very rewarding to know that I am helping new parents with one of the most stressful yet exciting times of their lives," says Michael Schoenwetter (Dr. Mike), the creator of Newborn Care 101 and a board certified pediatrician in practicing for over 15 years. Furthermore, Dr. Mike has given newborn information as a featured guest on the nationally syndicated TV show, The Doctors, quoted in Parents magazine and is the resident pediatrician for the largest baby shower site - BabyShower 101.

Newborn Care 101, LLC is a company providing education to parents regarding the care of their children. For further information, please contact us at 661-255-0096 and our email at doc@newborncare101.com.

Website: http://www.newborncare101.com

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