From videos to printables and so much more, we have resources to support you in your parenting journey.
In this short video created by Food Allergy Management and Prevention for Infants and Toddlers (FAMP-IT), families can learn more about food allergies and what steps they can take early on to prevent them.
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In this printable guide from Indian Health Services', get sample meal ideas and nutrition tips on adding different types of produce, protein foods, and grains to meals and snacks.
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In this blog post from the Military Families Advisory Network, learn more about how WIC supports military families and how to get started with WIC (on or off base!).
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This digital and printable toolkit was created by and for Indigenous communities. It's organized by topic, including community engagement as a foundation for good, community-driven and supported law and policy; types of Tribal laws and policies that can support breastfeeding/chestfeeding; and more!
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In this short video created by the Food Research & Action Center, learn more about how WIC can benefit your patients and how you can help connect families to WIC.
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This printable toolkit will give you a better understanding of the program, helping you make the best decision for each patient.
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This digital resource and app, created by the CDC, will help you learn more about your child's developmental milestones by age, starting at 2 months and up to age 5!
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This digital resource from USDA WIC Breastfeeding Support provides more information about the benefits of breastfeeding, common questions and challenges, pumping, going back to work while breastfeeding, and more.
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This printable resource created by the National WIC Association includes key updates to the WIC food package including the addition of canned fish and other rules that are currently being implemented or are required to be implemented by April 20, 2026 (this is not a comprehensive list of all changes).
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“And, you know, in WIC, we're all about babies, and we're all about kids, but we're also all about moms. And we really need to help moms and make sure that mom's health is maintained through pregnancy and after pregnancy too.”