CommunitySunday, November 8
Duluth's Birth and Baby Fair returned to Lincoln Park Middle School after seven years
The Daily Duluth team
If you missed it, the Birth and Baby Fair came back Saturday after a seven-year hiatus. Families met more than 70 vendors, from doulas and pregnancy support to medical and postpartum resources.
The fair was free, with parking, vendors and workshops
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Vendors | More than 70 |
| Workshops | 15 |
| Admission | Free |
| Parking | Free |
Sources: Northern News Now, Fox21Online
Workshops ran from ways to avoid an emergency room trip to home birth basics. Organizer Stacy Holden said the birth community "has expanded tremendously since COVID", with pelvic floor and perinatal specialists now more mainstream.
- Hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday
- Kids: free snacks and a gym activity area
- Open to anyone, not just parents
- Before 2020: held twice a year
7 yearshiatus before the Birth and Baby Fair returned
Co-director Amanda Barta said the fair offered support "from preconception all the way to the early years of young childhood."
Source: Northern News Now
Sources: Northern News Now, Fox21Online, WDIO.com