WHO CAN ACCESS THIS SERVICE?

Our services support expecting parents, new parents, caregivers, partners, and families seeking guidance, resources, education, or specialized support.

HOW DO I GET STARTED WITH THIS SERVICE?

Contact our team or complete the appropriate interest form to learn about availability, eligibility, scheduling, and next steps.

IS THIS SERVICE FREE?

Many PPSC services are available at no cost to eligible families, helping ensure accessible and equitable support throughout Marin County.

WHAT CAN I EXPECT FROM THIS SERVICE?

You can expect compassionate, judgment-free support, practical guidance, trusted resources, and personalized assistance based on your family’s individual needs.

WHAT IF I’M NOT SURE WHICH SERVICE I NEED?

Our team can help you understand available options, identify your needs, and connect you with appropriate services, resources, or referrals.

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PERINATAL CLASS — FEEDING

This class teaches parents what to expect when feeding their baby, including breastfeeding benefits, lactation development, comfortable of adequate milk intake, and support strategies.

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SERVICE OVERVIEW

BUILDING CONFIDENCE AROUND INFANT FEEDING

This class is designed for pregnant and new moms to provide essential knowledge and practical skills for feeding a newborn. Participants discuss the benefits of breastfeeding and how lactation develops during the first days and weeks postpartum. The class also covers tips for achieving a comfortable and effective latch and signs that a baby is getting enough milk. Parents can ask questions about current feeding concerns while learning information that can help them feel more prepared. Support people are also included in the conversation so families can understand how to provide meaningful assistance during feeding. The goal is to empower parents with practical knowledge, encourage confidence, and create a supportive foundation for navigating infant feeding during pregnancy, the early postpartum period, and the first weeks with baby.

Learn feeding and breastfeeding skills while building confidence to nourish and care for baby.

FAMILY SUPPORT MATTERS

Compassionate care and trusted resources for every family.

WHO WE SUPPORT

WHO IS THIS SERVICE FOR?

Whether you’re expecting a baby, a new parent, partner, or caregiver, compassionate mental health support is available throughout your perinatal journey.

Expectant parents wanting foundational information about infant feeding choices and routines.

Families exploring breastfeeding, pumping, formula, or combination feeding approaches.

Partners seeking ways to support feeding and postpartum recovery at home.

New parents seeking guidance about feeding cues and newborn feeding patterns.

Parents wanting greater confidence preparing for their baby’s feeding needs.

Expectant parents wanting realistic preparation for feeding during early parenthood.

WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US?

SUPPORT FOR EVERY JOURNEY

Feeding and Breastfeeding support is designed for expectant parents, new parents, and caregivers who want practical guidance about infant feeding and breastfeeding. The service provides a welcoming environment to learn about feeding options, develop confidence, and better understand the needs of a growing baby.

Whether you plan to breastfeed, use formula, combine feeding methods, or simply want to understand your options, PPSC offers supportive education without judgment. Participants can learn feeding basics, discuss common questions, explore available resources, and gain practical knowledge that supports healthy feeding experiences during the newborn and early parenting period.

WHAT TO EXPECT

EXPLORE WHAT WE OFFER TO FAMILIES

Explore compassionate mental health resources, guidance, education, and personalized support designed to help families navigate their perinatal journey.

FEEDING BASICS

Learn essential information about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, feeding cues, and newborn routines.

PARENT CONFIDENCE

Build practical confidence understanding newborn feeding needs, routines, and responsive care.

FEEDING CUES

Understand common feeding cues and ways to respond to your baby’s needs.

PARTNER INVOLVEMENT

Learn practical ways partners can provide meaningful support throughout the feeding journey.

FEEDING OPTIONS

Explore different feeding approaches and considerations for choosing what works for your family.

PRACTICAL PREPARATION

Prepare for common feeding experiences while learning supportive strategies for early parenthood.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO NAVIGATE THIS ALONE.

PPSC is here to help families find the support, resources, and connections they need. Reaching out is the first step — and we're ready when you are.Your support helps PPSC provide essential resources, education, mental health support, and community connections to families across Marin County — all at no cost to them.

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