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Labor & Childbirth Services in Chicago
Services for Women Preparing for Birth in the Chicago Area

The following labor and birth-related resources (childbirth education classes, birth doulas, cord blood collection, hospitals, midwives, pediatricians, obstetricians, etc.) are available to pregnant women who are preparing for childbirth in the Greater Chicago area (including Cook and DuPage Counties, as well as parts of Will and Lake Counties in Illinois).



Acupuncture to Induce Labor

Core Chiropractic / Dr. Michelle Steinys - Acupuncture for Pregnant Women

Serenity Health & Wellness Center


Alternative Birth Centers in the Chicago Area

Resurrection Health Care - West Suburban Medical Center's Alternative Birthing Center


Birth Announcements & Yard Signs (Stork Signs) Services

Beautiful Beginnings - Birth Announcement Selection

Bryan Swisher Photography - Photo Birth Announcement

LyuFed Designer Portraits - Unique Photo Birth Announcements

ALSO SEE "After Baby Is Born" Directory


Birth Supplies in Chicago

Baby Feat - Birth Balls & Birth Supplies

ALSO SEE Shopping for Mom & Baby Directory


Books about Childbirth Preparation / Labor & Delivery

SEE Shopping for Mom & Baby Directory


Breech Birth Resources

Core Chiropractic / Dr. Michelle Steinys - Webster Technique

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Hypnosis For Childbirth Instructor


Childbirth Education Classes & Instructors in Chicago

Baby Feat - In-home Childbirth Education Classes

Birth Talk - Childbirth Classes

Birthways - Childbirth Education & New Parent Classes

Chicago Birthing Classes - Birthing From Within Childbirth Education Classes

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Hypnosis For Childbirth Instructor

Northwestern Memorial Hospital - Prentice Women's Hospital's Childbirth Preparation Classes

Resurrection Health Care

ALSO SEE Hypnosis Training & Hypnobirthing in Chicago

ALSO SEE Expectant Mother's Guide to Chicago's Calendar of Events


Cord Blood Preservation / Stem Cell Collection & Storage

Cord Blood Registry - CBR


Doulas in Chicago / Labor & Childbirth Support

Birth Talk - Birth Doula

Birthways - Labor Support & Postpartum Doula

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Monitrice and Doula

Northwestern Memorial Hospital - Prentice Women's Hospital's Doulas

ALSO SEE Labor Doulas in Chicago


Home Birthing Services & Resources in Chicago

A Woman's Place • Chicago - Home & Hospital Birth Midwives

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Monitrice and Doula


Hospitals, Obstetricians & Birth Centers in the Chicago Area

Northwestern Memorial Hospital - Prentice Women's Hospital

Resurrection Health Care


Hypnosis Training for Childbirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing Classes in Chicago

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Hypnotherapy and Hypnosis For Childbirth Classes

ALSO SEE Childbirth Education Classes & Instructors


Midwives & Midwifery Services in Chicago

A Woman's Place • Chicago - Certified Nurse Midwives for Home or Hospital Births

Northwestern Memorial Hospital - Prentice Women's Hospital

Resurrection Health Care - Certified Nurse Midwives


Monitrice Services & Labor Nurses in Chicago

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Monitrice and Doula


Pediatric Services & Pediatricians in Chicago

SEE "After Baby Is Born" Directory


Water Birth Resources in Chicago

A Woman's Place • Chicago - Water Birth (At Home Only)

Tanya McHale, RN, CH - Monitrice and Doula

Northwestern Memorial Hospital - Prentice Women's Hospital

 

Click here for a complete list of services for expectant mothers and new parents in the Greater Chicago area that participated in the Expectant Mother's Guide to Chicago.

This website represents the articles and businesses that have participated in the Expectant Mother's Guide, a series of printed resource booklets designed to help pregnant women, expectant parents, and new parents find pregnancy, childbirth, baby, and parenting resources (including stores and services) in specific U.S. markets. As a result, information available on this site may be specific to a particular region. For information about participating, click here.

Information available on the Expectant Mother's Guide is not meant to be a substitute for interaction with your health care provider. Individual situations may vary.