Our relationship doesn’t end at discharge. The neonatal team will coordinate follow-up care with your pediatrician to provide complete continuity of care.

Premature and high-risk infants are followed by neonatologists to ensure babies receive all of the support, therapies, and services they may need for optimal infant development.

To help you transition to life as a new parent, be sure to review these additional resources. Should you have follow-up questions, please call the Mother/Baby team at 201-894-3153.

Postpartum Information/Education Video Series

This video series, created by our team, provides important information about your recovery and adjusting to life at home with a newborn. Request access to watch the videos. 

Breastfeeding Support

Be sure to review our resources for breastfeeding. For nonurgent breastfeeding concerns or questions, call our breastfeeding line, 201-894-3354, and a lactation consultant will return your call within 24 hours. If you need additional support, refer to the list of breastfeeding community resources provided to you during your stay.

Sleep Safety

It is important to provide a safe sleep environment for your baby. By placing babies on their backs to sleep for all sleep times, creating a safe sleep environment for baby, and following other recommendations, everyone who cares for baby can help reduce baby’s risk of SIDS and other sleep-related infant death, such as suffocation. Learn more about sleep safety for infants.

Birth Certificates

• For new birth certificates for your baby born at Englewood Hospital, call our birth registrar at 201-894-3250.
• For copies of previously issued birth certificates for yourself or others, please contact the Health Department for the City of Englewood in-person, online at Vital Chek, or by mail-in application. You may also request your vital record at the State Department of Health.