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ETSU Health, Ballad Health to host free community baby shower in Elizabethton

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Source: Elizabethton Star

Expectant parents and growing families are invited to attend a free community baby shower Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at ETSU Health Ballad Health Pediatrics – Elizabethton, a department of Johnson City Medical Center. Hosted by ETSU Health and Ballad Health, the event will connect expectant parents and families with educational resources and health care professionals to help them prepare for a healthy pregnancy and the arrival of their newest family member. “It has been such a joy to watch our young patients grow and to build lasting relationships with families throughout Elizabethton and the surrounding communities,” said Dr. Jessica Jones, an ETSU Health pediatrician. “Welcoming a new baby is exciting – and sometimes a little overwhelming, too. Our Community Baby Shower will be a great opportunity to celebrate your growing family, discover helpful resources and network with families sharing similar experiences.

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