Services
Virtual Tour
Take a 360º virtual tour of our Special Deliveries Childbirth Center.
Bella Baby Photography
We're proud to partner with Bella Baby Photography to offer parents the opportunity to capture their baby’s first photographs in a professional, artistic style that can easily be shared with family and friends around the country or even the world.
Breastfeeding
The Special Deliveries Childbirth Center supports breastfeeding, and has been designated a Baby-Friendly Facility by Baby-Friendly USA, part of UNICEF’S Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. Hartford Hospital is the 28th Baby-Friendly facility in the U.S. and the first in Connecticut.
eLearning Childbirth Education
When traditional childbirth education classes are not a possibility due to bed rest, scheduling conflicts or time constraints, we have a solution
Maternal-Fetal Medicine (Prenatal Testing)
Prenatal Testing focuses on the assessment of your baby through a variety of tests.
Advanced Care for High-Risk Pregnancies
Some mothers and babies need advanced care in utero and soon after delivery. Through the Pediatric Care Alliance, you have access to specialized testing, treatments and teams at the Fetal Care Center at Connecticut Children’s — the only center of its kind in New England.
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
The NICU is designed to provide care for premature or critically-ill newborns. The Pediatric Care Alliance brings you Connecticut's most respected healthcare providers, collaborating on next-level NICU and pediatric care.
New Parent E-Newsletter
Sign up for this weekly email newsletter for expectant and new parents.
Newborn Screening
After your baby is born there are several procedures, screenings and tests performed to ensure your baby’s health and safety.
Nitrous Oxide for Comfort in Labor
Hartford Hospital Labor & Delivery now offers moms the option of using nitrous oxide during labor.
Parent Education Classes
Who says babies don't come with instruction manuals? Attend one or more of our parent education classes and you'll be better prepared for that special delivery.
Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression (PPD) occurs in about 10 percent of new mothers. PPD can occur anytime in the first year after birth. Women with PPD often feel inadequate, hopeless and unable to cope with everyday life.
Preparing for Your Maternity Stay
Congratulations on your pregnancy and thank you for choosing Hartford Hospital as your baby’s birthplace.
Links & Resources
Documents, web links, and other resources that expecting and new parents will find useful.