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Taught by an AARP representative, this two-day program is designed to enhance driving skills and possibly reduce automobile liability insurance fees for people age 50 and older. Cost for AARP members (must bring AARP card): $12.00 Cost for non-members: $14.00 Money order or personal check payable to AARP. |
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The baby care class is offered in two different formats: a one day marathon class on a weekend (from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) or a 2-part series on a weekday evening (2 classes from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.).
This class is ideal for expectant, new, or adoptive parents. Learn about baby care basics including cord care, circumcision care, jaundice, diapering and bathing. We also go beyond the basics and include essential information on cloth diapering, ‘green baby’ tips, using your car seat correctly, and techniques to calm a fussy baby, limit crying, and promote good sleep patterns. You will also learn infant CPR/choking during this class. Participants receive a newborn care DVD, a take-home infant CPR manikin and instructional DVD, and more. Please bring your infant car seat carrier and vehicle manual to class (if taking the 2-part series, bring to class #2).
Cost is $60.00 per couple. If you are unable to afford the cost of this program, please contact our Call Center at (773) 878-6888 for information about discounted payment options.
Do you have a FSA account? This class may be covered – call your specific FSA agent to find out. |
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Children ages 3-5 years learn what to expect when a new little sister or brother arrives and practice how to hold a baby (with parent's help). Children also learn the basics of diapering and swaddling a baby, then watch a video about “what a newborn looks like.” One parent is required to attend with child – both parents are welcome. A craft activity is included in which the child makes a gift for the new baby. Fee $15 for one child; $25.00 for two; $30.00 for three. |
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Children ages 6-8 years learn what to expect when a new little sister or brother arrives and practice how to hold a baby (with parent's help). Children also learn the basics of diapering and swaddling a baby, then watch a video about “what a newborn looks like.” One parent is required to attend with child – both parents are welcome. A craft activity is included in which the child makes a gift for the new baby. Fee $15 for one child; $25.00 for two; $30.00 for three. |
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In this course, first-time parents will receive individual instruction on breastfeeding. Learn techniques for success from our board-certified lactation consultant, Kathleen Gale, RN, IBCLC, RLC. Partners are welcome and encouraged. Please take this class during your third trimester.
Please register well in advance, as space is limited.
Cost is $20 per couple. If you are unable to afford the cost of this program, please contact our Call Center at (773) 878-6888 for information about discounted payment options. |
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Cost: $25 admission ticket (includes dinner & tax). |
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Swedish Covenant Hospital nurses will conduct a guided tour, providing general birthing information and a look around the Family Birthing Center, including the labor and delivery units and postpartum floor. The entire session lasts 60-90 minutes. It begins with a 30-minute guided tour of the facility and concludes with an informational session, during which attendees are encouraged to ask any questions they have about the Family Birthing Center or the childbirth process at the hospital. Tours are available at 8 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month and at 9 a.m. on the first Sunday of every month. For late cancellations, please call (773) 878-8200, Ext. 2125. |
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A diagnosis of Celiac Disease can change your whole lifestyle. Join Dr Kavita Singh, gastroenterologist at Swedish Covenant Hospital, as she provides a medical explanation of this condition. A registered dietitian from Galter LifeCenter will discuss how to develop and maintain a healthy, balanced gluten-free diet, including navigating restaurants and entertaining. This class will be beneficial to those who have this condition, or know someone living with it. Samples and recipes provided by Whole Foods Market. All proceeds benefit Gluten Intolerance Group of Chicago. |
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Meet with a physical therapist who will assess your joint pain, answer your questions about exercise and activity, and, if needed, recommend further medical or surgical consultation. |