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Count the Kicks launched in Florida in 2020.
State Expansion

Count the Kicks Launches in Florida During Pandemic
Cathleen holds her newborn baby Margot
Baby Saves

The Power of Mom-to-Mom Sharing
Healthy Birth Day, Inc. Board Members Dave Tucker and Julie Fuller
Organizational Updates

Healthy Birth Day, Inc. welcomes new Board Members for 2021
Research/Data

Researchers Announce Preliminary Results of Count the Kicks App User Study
Stillbirth Prevention

Community partners like Amerigroup have lasting impact on our mission
Empowerment

Five Steps to Speaking Up During COVID
Stillbirth Prevention

Amerigroup, Count the Kicks launch “Stirrup” the Stillbirth Prevention Conversation
Baby Saves

Kansas mom saves her baby using Count the Kicks
State Expansion

Count the Kicks launches in St. Joseph County, Indiana
Smiling, happy baby wearing a hat sits on a couch
Ambassadors

Idaho Ambassador’s story helps Australia mom save her baby
A baby swaddled in a white blanket sleeps in a nest of colorful flowers
Ambassadors

National Rainbow Baby Day: Meet our Ambassadors’ newest arrivals
baby saves Thatcher and Everett
Baby Saves

Meet Everett and Thatcher, two babies saved during COVID-19 pandemic
A diverse group of expectant moms smile for a group photo
Disparities

Count the Kicks statement on race disparities
A pregnant Black woman holds her belly with a blue sky in the background
State Expansion

Stillbirth Prevention Campaign launches in Charleston, South Carolina
A pregnant white woman wearing a striped shirt and sweatercradles her belly
Stillbirth Prevention

COVID-19: A Note from our Executive Director
Count the Kicks CE Training Save Babies With Us
Stillbirth Prevention

Save Babies with Us: Take our New CE Training
Mylynn Tufte sits in front of her Christmas tree with her three children and her husband
Stillbirth Prevention

This holiday season, helps us spread cheer, hope and the gift of life
Black woman reads bright yellow Count the Kicks brochure
Research/Data

Iowa lowers stillbirth rate by 32 percent in 10 years