Baby and Beyond: A Mommy-to-Be Resource Fair Featured on WJTV

Minority Health • August 14, 2025
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LaTasha Rice, Program Manager, recently appeared on WJTV to spotlight the upcoming Baby and Beyond: A Mommy-to-Be Resource Fair. Expecting mothers and families can look forward to a day filled with free lunch, exciting giveaways, yoga demonstrations, and valuable local resources. With August marking National Breastfeeding Month, the fair will feature special information and support for breastfeeding moms. Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and celebrate motherhood in a warm and welcoming community.

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