resource access

How Can Parents Access These Resources?

Parents can access resources through various channels:
Healthcare Providers: Regular consultations with pediatricians and specialists.
Hospitals and Clinics: Many facilities offer specialized neonatal care services.
Online Resources: Websites and forums provide valuable information and support.
Support Groups: Connecting with other parents facing similar challenges.

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