First Born Program of Los Alamos
First Born Program of Los Alamos is a free, home visiting service for parents residing in Los Alamos County, New Mexico.
Upcoming First Born Events:
Weekly Drop-Ins! Join us every week in our Great Hall (190 Central Park Sq, Ste 216): Bring all your parenting questions every week - breastfeeding, sleep, feeding, and more! Fridays 10:30-12:30pm Open to all First Born families!
Giving Tuesday is November 28. As a non-profit, we greatly appreciate donations, and they are tax deductible! Check out our website for Giving Tuesday through the the Los Alamos Community Foundation and show your support.
Thank you!
We are working our way through our Playlot Passport! Click the button on the right to download a digital copy complete with checkboxes and Google Map links. Watch our Facebook and Instagram every Tuesday for the location and meet us there on Thursday at 10:30am for a playdate and meet other families.
We contribute to two different resource guides for parents. Check them out!
First Born Program ® of Los Alamos (FBPLA) is a nonprofit organization that provides parents and primary caregivers with education and support to encourage normal growth and development of happy, healthy babies in positive, nurturing families.
FBPLA provides free home visitation services to all families in Los Alamos County. Services may be requested at any time during pregnancy or anytime after the birth of the baby and can continue until the child is five years of age (60 months), or until the family no longer requests program services.
Along with home visits, our program provides lactation counselors, infant massage and CPR training, and holistic sleep coaching.
For more information or to inquire about services, please email welcome@firstbornla.org.
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Mask Policy change as of April 10, 2023 - Following mask mandate changes locally, including pediatric offices, FBPLA is no longer requiring masks to be worn by staff or families, whether meeting at home or in our offices. Families are still welcome to wear masks and may ask their home visitors to continue to wear a mask. Masks will be worn to follow CDC guidelines, such as in the case of close contact situations.
