Pleased to share that my podcast episode with Hand To Hold is now live! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/g8Ca-RR3
About us
Welcome to I Know Newborns, a platform dedicated to making newborn care more accessible and less daunting, specifically addressing racial disparities in infant healthcare. Our commitment is to empower historically underserved parents with the knowledge and confidence they need to reduce preventable infant mortality and provide the best possible care for their babies. At I Know Newborns, our approach is friendly and informed, rooted in the vision of our founder, Chelsea Samms, a seasoned NICU nurse and public health advocate. Her dream of creating this supportive space is now a reality, and we are eager to share our insights and expertise with you. Join our community and be part of a collective journey of learning and growth where the well-being of newborns is at the forefront of everything we do.
- Website
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www.iknownewborns.com
External link for I Know Newborns, LLC
- Industry
- Education
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Jersey City, NJ
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 2023
Locations
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Primary
Jersey City, NJ, US
Updates
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It seems like baby sleep has been a hot topic since the dawn of time. Everyone has ideas about how newborns and babies should sleep and what to do if they are not sleeping for long stretches. Discover strategies for managing your baby’s sleep patterns and ensuring a restful environment for both you and your little one with our blog 'The Truth About Newborn Sleep!’ Read now at www.iknownewborns.com!
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The Ebony Canal is a story on the Black Maternal Health Crisis directed by Emmai Alaquiva and narrated by Viola Davis. There will be a showing tomorrow, July 19, in Pittsburgh, PA! And our very own Chelsea S., BSN, RN, CPST will be in the documentary! Tomorrow’s showing is now sold out, but stay tuned for details on where it can be watched/streamed in the future!
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NICU Nurse | Nurse Educator | Founder of I Know Newborns, LLC | Child Passenger & Safety Technician | Infant Health Educator & Consultant | Model
I am thrilled to share my experience from the 2024 Mom and Baby Action Network Summit in Chicago! This past weekend, I stepped outside of my comfort zone to present my very first poster, "Strategies for Reducing Black Infant Mortality: A Dual-Level Approach." As a NICU nurse and entrepreneur, I’ve always been passionate about addressing racial disparities in healthcare, especially black infant mortality. Although my poster was a literature review and proposal rather than original research, being in a space where I could confidently discuss these critical issues was incredibly empowering. The summit was filled with invaluable conversations about racism and black maternal health, and I [for once] never felt like a minority! Racism and equity were at the forefront of almost every discussion, reinforcing the importance of our work. Putting together this poster was a significant milestone for me. It boosted my confidence to speak on a topic that means so much to me and to be among like-minded professionals dedicated to making a difference. Stepping into this new territory, even without a background in full-blown research, has been a rewarding experience. Entrepreneurship is about pushing boundaries and stepping into new roles, and this weekend was a perfect example of that. I’m excited about the connections made and the knowledge shared, and I look forward to applying these insights to my work at I Know Newborns, LLC . Thank you to the March of Dimes for organizing such an impactful event and to everyone who stopped by my poster to learn more about our efforts to reduce black infant mortality. #MomAndBabyActionNetwork #BlackInfantMortality #HealthEquity #NICUNurse #Entrepreneur #MarchOfDimes #HealthcareInnovation #MaternalHealth #ignitingimpacttogether
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NICU Nurse | Nurse Educator | Founder of I Know Newborns, LLC | Child Passenger & Safety Technician | Infant Health Educator & Consultant | Model
Excited to announce that I'll be presenting at the 2024 Mom and Baby Action Network Summit in Chicago, IL on June 10-11! 🎉 Join me as I discuss my poster presentation on "Strategies for Reducing Black Infant Mortality: A Dual-Level Approach." This research focuses on the significant disparities in infant mortality rates (IMR) between Black and White infants in the U.S., driven by systemic barriers and healthcare inequities. **Key Points of My Presentation:** - Despite numerous community interventions, Black infants still face alarmingly high IMRs. - Proposing a dual-level approach: combining community interventions with modifications to clinical alert tools like PEWS and NEWS to include race-specific factors. - Aim to enhance risk assessments in critical care settings and support informed clinical decision-making. I'm passionate about addressing these disparities and promoting greater health equity for all infants through I Know Newborns, LLC. Looking forward to sharing insights and engaging in meaningful discussions at the summit! **Event Details:** 🗓️ Date: June 10-11, 2024 📍 Location: Chicago, IL 📢 Theme: Igniting Impact Together: Nurturing Collaborative Solutions Special thanks to the March of Dimes for organizing this crucial event. Let’s work together to create impactful solutions and improve health outcomes for our communities. #MomAndBabyActionNetwork #InfantMortality #HealthEquity #PediatricCare #PEWS #NEWS #BlackInfantHealth #HealthcareInnovation #MarchOfDimes Join me at the 2024 Mom and Baby Action Network Summit! Feel free to share and connect if you’re attending!
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Wondering if your newborn is getting enough to eat? 'Decoding Your Baby's Hunger: A Guide to Ensuring They Are Well-Fed with Insights from IKNOWNEWBORNS' unravels the mystery. Understand the signs of proper nourishment, from diaper decoding to tracking weight gain, and get expert advice on ensuring your baby's happy and healthy development. Find the links to our blogs in our bio and equip yourself with the knowledge every parent needs! https://lnkd.in/gYFjnF_K #NewParents #BabyCare #ParentingJourney
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Today is NEC Awareness Day. As neonatal nurses, we stand together to raise awareness about this serious intestinal disease. We encourage parents and healthcare providers to learn more about the signs and risk factors of NEC to ensure timely intervention and care. Let's share knowledge and hope! #NECAwareness
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Today is Kangaroo Care Awareness Day! Kangaroo Care, also known as Kangaroo Mother Care or Skin-to-Skin, has great benefits for all newborns, but is especially beneficial to preemie babies in the NICU. Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q02xfJhY0
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New mamas and papas, ready for the real talk about early parenthood and baby care? Dive into our latest blogs for a treasure trove of tips and truths! From baby-proofing your home to creating a safe haven for your tiny tot's adventures, we guide you through each step. Learn how to safeguard your space with our blog 'A Journey to a Safer Nest: Baby-Proofing Tips' (Iknownewborns.com)—because every explorer deserves a secure world to discover!
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This will have a positive effect on neonatal outcomes!
👏 👏 👏 This is a big win! Pregnant workers in NY will receive 20 hours of paid leave to attend pre-natal doctors' appointments starting in 2025. New York is the first state to do this -- every state should follow suit! No one should have to miss doctors' appointments to care for themselves or their baby just because they can't get the time off of work. Doctors' appointments can't be scheduled at night or on weekends, and for people who are living paycheck to paycheck, missing work for even a few hours can have severe consequences. Thank you Governor Hochul for standing up for working parents and families! It's also worth noting that these 20 hours of paid time for doctors appointments are in addition to up to 12 weeks of *paid* family leave in New York State! New York is one of 14 states that have created public paid leave programs -- now it's time for our leaders in Washington to pass national legislation so that everyone can be there for their families in the moments that matter most. https://lnkd.in/g4s7N2kz
New York becomes first state to mandate paid time off for prenatal care
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