By joining the movement, you're stepping up to ensure that every mom, baby and family gets an equal, healthy and safe start to life. Whether you participate in person or virtually, every step you take and dollar you raise makes a huge difference. Register and start fundraising for all moms and babies today!
Our country faces an urgent maternal and infant health crisis. Sign up now as a March for Babies team captain to get all the fundraising tips and tools you need to make an incredible impact. Together we can step up to make sure every family gets the best possible start.
The U.S. remains among the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth, especially for women and babies of color. By joining March for Babies you’re stepping up to fund research, programs, support, and advocacy needed to turn this crisis around. Sign up today!
Families everywhere need our support. March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement™ is your chance to step up to make a real difference in your community now. Every dollar you raise helps us ensure that all families have healthy pregnancies and strong babies. Get started today!
Our country faces an urgent maternal and infant health crisis. Sign up now as a March for Babies team captain to get all the fundraising tips and tools you need to rally your friends, family and colleagues and make an incredible impact. Together we can step up to make sure every family gets the best possible start. Join us today!
Families everywhere need our support. March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement™ is your chance to step up to make a real difference in your community now and for generations to come. The steps we take together are critical—every dollar you raise helps us ensure that all families have healthy pregnancies and strong babies. Get started today!
The U.S. remains among the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth, especially for women and babies of color. By joining our March of Dimes community at March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement™, you’re stepping up to fund research, programs, support, and advocacy needed to turn this crisis around and improve mom and baby health. Sign up today!
The U.S. remains among the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth, especially for women and babies of color. By joining our March of Dimes community at March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement™, you’re stepping up to fund research, programs, support, and advocacy needed to turn this crisis around and improve mom and baby health. Sign up today, www.marchforbabies.org!
Families everywhere need our support. March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement™ is your chance to step up to make a real difference in your community now and for generations to come. The steps we take together are critical—every dollar you raise helps us ensure that all families have healthy pregnancies and strong babies. Get started today, www.marchforbabies.org!
Our country faces an urgent maternal and infant health crisis. Sign up now as a March for Babies team captain to get all the fundraising tips and tools you need to rally your friends, family and colleagues and make an incredible impact. Together we can step up to make sure every family gets the best possible start. Join us today, www.marchforbabies.org!
Having a baby is all about firsts, like the first tooth or first diaper change. But babies aren’t the only ones growing—new parents are also learning for the very first time—even if it’s not their first baby! From their first chocolate craving to their first hour-long nap, we’ll flip the script and celebrate parents’ first big moments. But most importantly, we’ll give them the latest information and resources for every stage of pregnancy to ensure they get the best possible start. Because no matter what today brings, it starts with mom.
"Calling all future moms! Join us Thursday, May 11 at 3pm ET for a discussion on what you should know before getting pregnant. Together we’ll chat about mental health, cardiovascular issues, chronic health conditions, how to advocate for yourself, and much more. RSVP: https://www.marchofdimes.org/find-support/it-starts-mom/it-starts-mom-live-event
Our incredible panelists include:
💜Shawn Johnson East, Olympic Gold Medalist, Author, and Entrepreneur
💜Dr. Elizabeth Cherot, SVP & Chief Medical and Health Officer, March of Dimes
💜Stacey Skrysak, Journalist, Writer, and Motivational Speaker
In honor of #MothersDay this week, you can help us celebrate all moms and moms to be. Make an impact for the health of all moms, birthing people and babies. Give now to help all families get the best possible start. http://marchofdimes.org/donate
"Calling all future moms! Join us Thursday, May 11 at 3pm ET for a discussion on what you should know before getting pregnant. Together we’ll chat about mental health, cardiovascular issues, chronic health conditions, how to advocate for yourself, and much more. RSVP: https://www.marchofdimes.org/find-support/it-starts-mom/it-starts-mom-live-event
Our incredible panelists include:
💜Shawn Johnson East, Olympic Gold Medalist, Author, and Entrepreneur
💜Dr. Elizabeth Cherot, SVP & Chief Medical and Health Officer, March of Dimes
💜Stacey Skrysak, Journalist, Writer, and Motivational Speaker
Have you or someone you know experienced preeclampsia? Between 10 to 15 percent of maternal deaths worldwide are caused by preeclampsia and associated complications, such as eclampsia. In the United States, it affects between 5 to 8 percent of pregnancies, and in most cases leads to preterm birth.
Most women with preeclampsia have healthy babies. But if not treated, it can cause severe health problems for you and your baby. That's why it's so important to know the signs and symptoms of preeclampsia. Learn more at
https://www.marchofdimes.org/find-support/topics/pregnancy/preeclampsia #ItStartsWithMom
Postpartum depression (also called PPD) is a medical condition that many women get after having a baby. It’s strong feelings of sadness, anxiety (worry) and tiredness that last for a long time after giving birth. These feelings can make it hard for you to take care of yourself and your baby. Know the signs and symptoms of PPD - learn more at https://www.marchofdimes.org/find-support/topics/postpartum/postpartum-depression #ItStartsWithMom
Baby on board, what’s important to know now that you are pregnant? We’ll talk about the warning signs of preeclampsia, what you can do t
Baby on board, what’s important to know now that you are pregnant? We’ll talk about the warning signs of preeclampsia, what you can do to lower your risk, and why you should go to all of your prenatal visits. Learn more at the link in bio. #ItStartsWithMom
Our incredible panelists include:
💜 @elizcohencnn (Moderator) Senior Medical Correspondent, @cnn
💜 Dr. Elizabeth Cherot, SVP & Chief Medical and Health Officer, March of Dimes
💜 @doulakaytee, Certified Birth & Postpartum Doula, Lactation Consultant, & Craniosacral Therapist
💜 @staceyskrysak, Journalist, Writer, & Motivational Speaker
There is an alarming gap in vaccination coverage in the United States. In particular, health insurance, race and ethnicity, and poverty status are all key factors in vaccination rates among populations. As a stakeholder looking to partner with us to close the gap in vaccination coverage, we are excited to provide you with this great set of tools and resources to help you influence locally and create lasting impact. For more information, visit www.marchofdimes.org/vaccinestoolkit
If you are #pregnant, planning to get pregnant or just had a baby, it’s important to know about vaccines and how they are a safe and effective way of keeping you and your baby healthy. Here are 5 tips for navigating #vaccines throughout #pregnancy, #postpartum and for #baby.
Vaccines are important for #mom and #baby for a variety of reasons, including to help build #immunity and #protection against serious diseases, such as measles and rubella. Starting at birth and up until a baby’s first birthday it’s so important to #vaccinate to protect your baby, especially if your baby was born #preterm and spent time in the #NICU. Here are 5 tips to learn more about vaccinations for you and your baby. Talk to your healthcare provider for more information on finding out what is right for you.
#Vaccines are a safe and effective way of keeping yourself and your family healthy. They help build immunity, offer protection against serious diseases, and help prevent the spread of disease. It’s always better to prevent a disease than to treat it after it occurs, which is why #vaccines are so important. Here are five tips for navigating vaccinations throughout #pregnancy and #postpartum.
Protect yourself and baby by getting vaccinated. Throughout #pregnancy and #postpartum there are several #vaccines recommended by the @CDC for mom and baby to receive. Talk to your healthcare provider for more information and to figure out a vaccine schedule that works for you and your baby! Check out these five tips for more information about the importance of vaccines during and after pregnancy.
Las vacunas son importantes para la #persona que da a luz y su #bebé por varias razones, incluyendo ayudar a crear #inmunidad y #protección contra enfermedades graves como el sarampión y la rubéola. Desde el nacimiento hasta que el bebé cumpla un año, es muy importante #vacunarlo para brindarle protección, especialmente si su bebé nació #prematuro y pasó tiempo en la #NICU. Estos son 5 consejos de aprendizaje sobre las vacunas para usted y su bebé. Hable con su profesional de la salud para obtener más información sobre lo que es adecuado para usted.
Las #vacunas son una forma segura y efectiva de mantener saludables a usted y su familia. Ayudan a crear inmunidad, ofrecen protección contra enfermedades graves y ayudan a prevenir el contagio de enfermedades. Siempre es mejor prevenir una enfermedad que tratarla después de contraerla, es por eso que las #vacunas son tan importantes. Estos son cinco consejos sobre la perspectiva de las vacunas durante todo el #embarazo y #posparto
If you are #pregnant, planning to get pregnant or just had a baby, it’s important to know about vaccines and how they are a safe and effective way of keeping you and your baby healthy. Here are 5 tips for navigating #vaccines throughout #pregnancy, #postpartum and for #baby.
Vaccines are important for #mom and #baby for a variety of reasons, including to help build #immunity and #protection against serious diseases, such as measles and rubella. Starting at birth and up until a baby’s first birthday it’s so important to #vaccinate to protect your baby, especially if your baby was born #preterm and spent time in the #NICU. Here are 5 tips to learn more about vaccinations for you and your baby. Talk to your healthcare provider for more information on finding out what is right for you.
Las #vacunas son una forma segura y efectiva de mantener saludables a usted y su familia. Ayudan a crear inmunidad, ofrecen protección contra enfermedades graves y ayudan a prevenir el contagio de enfermedades. Siempre es mejor prevenir una enfermedad que tratarla después de contraerla, es por eso que las #vacunas son tan importantes. Estos son cinco consejos sobre la perspectiva de las vacunas durante todo el #embarazo y #posparto
If you are #pregnant, planning to get pregnant or just had a baby, it’s important to know about vaccines and how they are a safe and effective way of keeping you and your baby healthy. Here are 4 tips for navigating #vaccines throughout #pregnancy, #postpartum and for #baby.
Join me in celebrating #MarchofDimes 85th #birthday! Together we’re recognizing a legacy of improving the health of moms and babies.
Our will to support all families and babies has never been stronger. It’s what we do. It’s what we’ve always done. Visit https://www.marchofdimes.org/donate-now to make an impact on our next #85Years.
The company that we keep…it’s pretty
impressive. Find out more here: https://marchofdimes.org/about-us/celebrate-our-history
#PrizeWinning #Research #85Years
Join me in celebrating #MarchofDimes 85th #birthday! Together we’re recognizing a legacy of improving the health of moms and babies.
#MarchofDimes research led the first newborn screening test for PKU, (Phenylketonuria) an inherited disorder that causes intellectual disability. And because of our advocacy work, now every baby is screened at birth.
Our will to support all families and babies has never been stronger. It’s what we do. It’s what we’ve always done. Visit marchofdimes.org/donate-now to make an impact on our next #85Years.
The company that we keep…it’s pretty
impressive. Find out more at marchofdimes.org
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February is American Heart Month
Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of maternal death in the U.S. and can contribute to health problems later in life. That’s why throughout February, American Heart Month, we’re driving awareness of this serious disease.
Congenital Heart Defects are the most common birth defect with prospective and expecting parents. During Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week, 2/7 – 2/14, advocate for newborn screening to help identify birth defects and protect the health of babies.
About 8 in 100 women (8%) have high blood pressure during pregnancy. Managing your blood pressure can help you have a healthy pregnancy and strong baby. Learn more at marchofdimes.org.
Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of maternal death in the U.S. and can contribute to health problems later in life. That’s why throughout February, American Heart Month, we’re driving awareness of this serious disease. Learn more at marchofdimes.org.
About 8 in 100 women (8%) have high blood pressure during pregnancy. Managing your blood pressure can help you have a healthy pregnancy and strong baby. Learn more at marchofdimes.org.
Congenital Heart Defects are the most common birth defect with prospective and expecting parents. During Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week, 2/7 – 2/14, advocate for newborn screening to help identify birth defects and protect the health of babies.
Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of maternal death in the U.S. and can contribute to health problems later in life. That’s why throughout February, American Heart Month, we’re driving awareness of this serious disease. Learn more at marchofdimes.org.
About 8 in 100 women (8%) have high blood pressure during pregnancy. Managing your blood pressure can help you have a healthy pregnancy and strong baby. Learn more at marchofdimes.org.
Congenital Heart Defects are the most common birth defect with prospective and expecting parents. During Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week, 2/7 – 2/14, advocate for newborn screening to help identify birth defects and protect the health of babies.
The 2022 March of Dimes Report Card presents the state of maternal and infant health in the United States (U.S.), Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. The report card indicates the maternal and infant health crisis is worsening for all families. Find out what grade your state received at:
marchofdimes.org/report-card
Did you know Black and Native American women are 62% more likely to give birth preterm than White women? @MarchofDimes is highlighting these differences in each state, assigning a report card grade & calling on congress to take action. Learn more at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The @MarchofDimes Report Card shows the state of maternal and infant health and solutions to make a difference. The U.S. is one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth. We must change the course of this crisis. Take action at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The @MarchofDimes Report Card shows barriers to adequate care, especially for communities of color, result in poor health outcomes and grave disparities. It’s critical we address these causes with real action. Join the movement at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The 2022 Report Card reflects the worst preterm birth rate @MarchofDimes has ever reported in the U.S. This Prematurity Awareness month, take action to address health disparities that exist for moms and babies across the country. Learn more at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
Did you know Black and Native American women are 62% more likely to give birth preterm as their White counterparts? @MarchofDimes is highlighting these stark differences in each state, assigning a report card grade and calling on congress to take action. Learn more at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The @MarchofDimes Report Card showcases the state of maternal and infant health and policy solutions to make a difference. The U.S. is one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth. We must change the course of this crisis. Take action at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The @MarchofDimes Report Card shows barriers to adequate prenatal and obstetric care, especially for communities of color, result in moms and babies facing poor health outcomes and grave disparities. As the crisis becomes more dire, it’s critical we address these causes with real action. Join the movement at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The 2022 @MarchofDimes Report Card reflects the worst preterm birth rate we have ever reported in the U.S. This Prematurity Awareness month, we need to take action to address health disparities that exist for moms and babies across the country. Learn more at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
Did you know Black and Native American women are 62% more likely to give birth preterm as their White counterparts? @MarchofDimes is highlighting these stark differences in each state, assigning a report card grade and calling on congress to take action. Learn more at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The @MarchofDimes Report Card showcases the state of maternal and infant health and policy solutions to make a difference. The U.S. is one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth. We must change the course of this crisis. Take action at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The @MarchofDimes Report Card shows barriers to adequate prenatal and obstetric care, especially for communities of color, result in moms and babies facing poor health outcomes and grave disparities. As the crisis becomes more dire, it’s critical we address these causes with real action. Join the movement at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcard
The 2022 @MarchofDimes Report Card reflects the worst preterm birth rate we have ever reported in the U.S. This Prematurity Awareness month, we need to take action to address health disparities that exist for moms and babies across the country. Learn more at http://marchofdimes.org/reportcar
America's moms & babies are in the middle of a crisis. Access to care is diminishing in places where it's most needed.
Leading the fight for improved maternal and infant care, March of Dimes is meeting this critical moment with a bold plan to bring all families and their advocates into the fight for healthy, safe pregnancies.
Together this fall, we'll get informed, spread our stories and make an impact you can see.
Join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange today.
Fall 2022
6.9 million women live where there are zero-to-limited maternal health resources. Let's fight for equal access to life saving resources for families. Learn more about the maternal health crisis: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Your voice matters! Learn how you can support @marchofdimes Mamagenda for #BlanketChange to help end the maternal health crisis in America: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Our moms deserve better now. That's why I'm proud to support @marchofdimes in the fight to end the maternal health crisis in America by developing real-world solutions. See how you can join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
6.9 million women live where there are zero-to-limited maternal health resources. Let's fight for equal access to life saving resources for families. Learn more about the maternal health crisis: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Our moms deserve better now. That's why I'm proud to support @marchofdimes in the fight to end the maternal health crisis in America by developing real-world solutions. See how you can join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Millions of families don’t have the access to maternity care they deserve. But your voice can make a difference—take action now! Contact your representatives and tell them we must improve access to care in your local community and across the country!
#Mamagenda #BlanketChange
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts, where it’s nearly impossible to get the medical care they need. Let's fight for equal access to life saving resources for families. Learn more about the maternal health crisis: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Our moms deserve better now. That's why I'm proud to support @marchofdimes in the fight to end the maternal health crisis in America by developing real-world solutions. See how you can join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
I'm proud to support @marchofdimes in developing health care solutions for moms and babies in America. Learn more about maternal health: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
6.9 million women live where there are zero-to-limited maternal health resources. Let's fight for equal access to life saving resources for families. Learn more about the maternal health crisis: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts, where it’s nearly impossible for moms and babies to get the medical care they need to stay healthy.
Unfortunately, March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse. Nearly 7 million women in the U.S. are living in communities with no or limited access to maternity care, and 1 in 8 babies are born in these areas.
See if you live in a maternity care desert, and take action to help moms and babies at https://www.marchofdimes.org/mcdr. #Mamagenda
6.9 million women live where there are zero-to-limited maternal health resources. Let's fight for equal access to life saving resources for families. Learn more about the maternal health crisis: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
MATERNITY CARE DESERTS ARE UNACCEPTABLE. TAKE ACTION NOW.
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts. March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse. Join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Our moms deserve better now. That's why I'm proud to support @marchofdimes in the fight to end the maternal health crisis in America by developing real-world solutions. See how you can join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts. Maternity Care Deserts are areas where maternity health care services are limited or absent. Unfortunately, March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse.
See if you live in a maternity care desert, and take action to help moms and babies in your local community and across the country at https://www.marchofdimes.org/mcdr. #Mamagenda #BlanketChange
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts. March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse. Join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts, where it’s nearly impossible for moms and babies to get the medical care they need to stay healthy.
Unfortunately, March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse. Nearly 7 million women in the U.S. are living in communities with no or limited access to maternity care, and 1 in 8 babies are born in these areas.
See if you live in a maternity care desert, and take action to help moms and babies at https://www.marchofdimes.org/mcdr. #Mamagenda
Our moms deserve better now. That's why I'm proud to support @marchofdimes in the fight to end the maternal health crisis in America by developing real-world solutions. See how you can join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts. March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse. Join the Mamagenda for #BlanketChange: https://www.marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.aspx
Millions of families in the U.S. live in maternity care deserts. Maternity Care Deserts are areas where maternity health care services are limited or absent. Unfortunately, March of Dimes’ new report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts Across the U.S. 2022, shows that this maternity care crisis is getting worse.
See if you live in a maternity care desert, and take action to help moms and babies in your local community and across the country at https://www.marchofdimes.org/mcdr. #Mamagenda #BlanketChange
There is a #vaccineequity gap in America. That's why @marchofdimes has launched a campaign so every mom and family has the information they need to trust and access routine childhood vaccines.
Help us #closethevaxgap! Learn more at MARCHOFDIMES.ORG/VACCINES
CDC data show most childhood vaccine rates are lower among kids who are uninsured, Black, Hispanic or living below the poverty level than those who are privately insured, White or living at or above the poverty level. Let's #closethevaxgap! MARCHOFDIMES.ORG/VACCINES @marchofdimes
Vaccines are a critical part of #maternalhealth and #infanthealth but there's a growing gap in routine immunization rates in America. That's why March of Dimes has launched a campaign to #closethevaxgap so that every family has access to lifesaving vaccines. Learn more at MARCHOFDIMES.ORG/VACCINES @marchofdimes
CDC data show most childhood vaccine rates are lower among kids who are uninsured, Black, Hispanic or living below the poverty level than among those who are privately insured, White or living at or above the poverty level. That's why March of Dimes is working to #closethevaxgap. Visit MARCHOFDIMES.ORG/VACCINES to learn more. @marchofdimes
In 2023, the U.S. remains among the most dangerous developed nations for a women of color to give birth due to a maternal and infant health crisis and pandemic. March of Dimes and partners across the country are engaging lawmakers and demanding #BlanketChange policy improvements in equity, access, research, and prevention to protect the health of all moms and babies. Join the movement and raise your voice by posting on Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram with #BlanketChange. Learn more at http://www.BlanketChange.org
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I support #BlanketChange because maternal and infant health matters. Join me in supporting legislation that prioritizes the health of ALL moms and babies in the US. Learn more at blanketchange.org
We support #BlanketChange because I don’t want any parent to have to experience what my family did after giving birth. Learn more about how you can help give moms and babies a healthier start at blanketchange.org
Policies can make a world of difference in improving the health of moms & babies across the U.S. #BlanketChange means supporting legislation aimed to eliminate racial, ethnic health disparities & improve access to quality care. Learn more & take action at blanketchange.org
The US is in a maternal health crisis. Every 12 hours a woman dies from pregnancy-related causes and sadly 60% of these deaths are preventable. Through #BlanketChange we can ensure all pregnant women receive the care they need. Blanketchange.org
I support #BlanketChange because maternal and infant health matters. Join me in supporting legislation that prioritizes the health of ALL moms and babies in the US. Learn more at blanketchange.org
We support #BlanketChange because I don’t want any parent to have to experience what my family did after giving birth. Learn more about how you can help give moms and babies a healthier start at blanketchange.org
Policies can make a world of difference in improving the health of moms and babies across the U.S. The #BlanketChange movement aims to pass legislation that can help eliminate racial and ethnic health disparities and improve access to quality care. Learn more and take action at blanketchange.org
In the US, we are in the midst of a maternal health crisis. Every 12 hours a woman dies from pregnancy-related causes, putting the US among the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth. Sixty percent of these deaths are preventable.
One woman dying from pregnancy complications is too many. We must ensure that all pregnant women and moms are treated fairly before, during and after birth, have access to quality health care and are safe in their homes, at work and in their communities.
Help me advocate for these women by learning more at blanketchange.org
When we demand #BlanketChange, we’re really demanding equity, access and prevention in the fight against America’s maternal and infant health crisis. Help us fight for the lives of moms and babies.
I proudly support #BlanketChange because equity, access and prevention will save the lives of countless moms and babies. Join me at blanketchange.org.
(Brand/Organization Name) supports #BlanketChange because we believe all moms and babies deserve equity, access and prevention in their care. Join the fight at blanketchange.org.
Help save lives by demanding #BlanketChange. Tell your candidates to support equity, access, and prevention for our moms and babies at blanketchange.org
We need #BlanketChange because all women should have access to health care before, during and after childbirth. Tell your elected officials to protect all moms and babies — blanketchange.org
Health care you receive shouldn’t depend on race. Maternal and infant care in America has an equity problem. Tell your elected officials to demand #BlanketChange at blanketchange.org
And 5 million more live in areas with limited access to maternal healthcare. Urge your candidates to support programs that improve access to critical care for all moms. Demand #BlanketChange today — blanketchange.org
There's a maternal and infant health care crisis in America, but prevention and treatment can save lives. Tell your elected officials to fight for #BlanketChange on behalf of all moms and babies at blanketchange.org
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It is unacceptable that the U.S. is the most dangerous developed country to give birth. I’m proud to join @MarchofDimes call for a #BlanketChange agenda that asks elected officials to protect new mothers. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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Even one woman dying during pregnancy is a tragedy. Yet EVERY YEAR over 700 new moms in the U.S. die from pregnancy-related complications. That’s why I advocate for @MarchofDimes #BlanketChange agenda to protect the lives of moms and babies. Join me at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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This blanket honors the more than 50,000 American women who suffer life-threatening pregnancy complications each year. Join @MarchofDimes call for a #BlanketChange agenda that offers these women the care they need. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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Black women have a 3X greater chance of dying from pregnancy-related complications than white women. This is a problem for us all. I am raising my voice with @MarchofDimes to demand #BlanketChange policies that support ALL women. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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This year, I’m demanding #BlanketChange from our elected officials. More than 50,000 women suffer life-threatening pregnancy complications each year, and @MarchofDimes is working to get pregnant women the care they need. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange
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This year, I’m demanding
#BlanketChange from our elected officials. More
than 50,000 women suffer life-threatening
complications from pregnancy each year. The time to stop the suffering is NOW! Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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The most dangerous developed nation to give birth in: U.S.A. For the 700 mothers who die because of childbirth and pregnancy complications each year, make today the day you demand #BlanketChange from our elected officials. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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Black women are suffering maternal death rates 3x higher than white women. The time to demand #BlanketChange is NOW. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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Here’s why you should join @MarchofDimes this year to support #BlanketChange and give moms and babies a better future together. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
2019
Just hours after the birth of her son, Kira Johnson died from complications related to her pregnancy, becoming one of 700 moms who die from pregnancy-related complications each year in the U.S. Join the fight for #blanketchange at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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This year, I'm supporting the @MarchofDimes #BlanketChange agenda to help prevent women from dying from pregnancy-related causes. We won’t stop until every pregnant woman has the care she deserves. View the full agenda and speak up at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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I agree with @MarchofDimesPrz. No woman should die from the result of being pregnant and having a child. This year, I'm joining the fight for #BlanketChange, because every mom and baby deserve a health start. Join us at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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This year, let’s keep fighting for #BlanketChange until every pregnant woman in U.S.A. gets the care she needs. I'm contacting my elected officials to demand change now at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange. Join me and reach out to yours. The time for #BlanketChange is NOW.
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Even one woman dying during childbirth is a tragedy. Yet EVERY YEAR over 700 new moms in the U.S. die from pregnancy-related complications. That’s why I advocate for the @marchofdimes #BlanketChange agenda to protect the lives of moms and babies. Join me at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
Evergreen
This blanket honors the more than 50,000 American women who suffer life-threatening pregnancy complications each year. Join @marchofdimes call for a #BlanketChange agenda that offers these women the care they need. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
Evergreen
Black women have a 3X greater chance of dying from pregnancy-related complications than white women. This is a problem for us all. I am raising my voice with @marchofdimes to demand #BlanketChange policies that support ALL women. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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This year, I’m demanding #BlanketChange from our elected officials. More than 50,000 women suffer life-threatening pregnancy complications each year, and @marchofdimes is working to get pregnant women the care they need. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
Evergreen
This year, I’m demanding #BlanketChange from our elected officials. More than 50,000 women suffer life-threatening pregnancy complications each year. The time to stop the suffering is NOW! Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
Evergreen
The most dangerous developed nation to give birth in: U.S.A. For the 700 mothers who die because of pregnancy-related complications each year, make today the day you demand #BlanketChange from our candidates. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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Black women are suffering maternal death rates 3x higher than white women. The time to demand #BlanketChange is NOW. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange
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It is unacceptable
that the U.S. is the most dangerous developed country to give birth. I’m
proud to join @marchofdimes call for a #BlanketChange agenda that asks elected officials to protect new mothers. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
Evergreen
Here’s why you should join @marchofdimes this year to support #BlanketChange and give moms and babies a better future together. Visit marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
2019
This year, I'm supporting the @marchofdimes #BlanketChange agenda to help prevent women from dying from pregnancy-related causes. We won’t stop until every pregnant woman has the care she deserves. View the full agenda and speak up at marchofdimes.org/blanketchange.
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March of Dimes has entered the livestreaming space, with Powered on Dimes™!
What’s the power of dimes? People. March of Dimes began by asking the public for dimes, which led to the polio vaccine. With the dimes you raise, we can continue our incredible work in maternal and Infant health research, advocacy, education and training for health care professionals on latest practices to help end preterm birth and maternal and infant death. Your help supports families throughout their pregnancies so they can be healthy and strong today and every day.
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