Support for parents during the early years
If you’re expecting a baby or raising a child under age three, the New Parent Support Program offers extra help. Nurses and social workers can meet with you at home, at the office, or even virtually. They’ll answer your questions about feeding, sleeping, discipline, or coping with stress during deployments and reunions.
We also offer workshops like Baby Bootcamp, parenting classes, and playgroups where little ones learn and parents connect. All services are free, private, and meant to build confidence during the early years of parenting.
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What can NSPS Home Visitors help with?
Pregnancy & Prenatal Support
- Preparing to bring your baby home
- Delivering a baby in a German hospital
- Nutrition
- Emotional and physical changes
- High-risk pregnancy
- Prenatal education classes & support groups
Postpartum/Parenting Assistance & Support
- Newborn care
- Lactation counseling
- Bonding & attachment
- Infant and toddler developmental stages
- Discipline
- Potty training
Mental Health Support
- Marital conflict
- Stress management
- Coping skills
- Grief and bereavement
- Self-esteem
- Isolation (social or individual)
- Domestic abuse
Who is eligible for the New Parent Support Program?
The NPSP services are available at no cost to Service Members of all branches, as well as their family members who are expecting their first child or have a least one child under four years-of-age.
Services are also available at no cost to federal employees and contractors in the USAG Stuttgart area.
Current Class & Support Group Offerings:
Tummy Time: Engage in tummy activities and stimulate positive development through play activities.
Baby Bumps Pregnancy Support Group: This group offers education and support for mothers-to-be at any stage of pregnancy.
Littles & Lattes: The New Parent Support Program invites you to their open office hours. Bring your coffee and kids, ask all your questions, receive support and meet other parents.
Baby Bonding & Body Work: This class will show ways to bond and connect with your child through body work and massage techniques.
Baby Boot Camp: Learn breastfeeding basics, labor and comfort measures, what to expect when giving birth in Germany and baby care basics, all in one class.
Click here to find the dates and locations of our current classes.
For assistance or information on any of these Family Advocacy Program – Europe services, call your garrison Army Community Service (ACS) Family Advocacy Program. You can also call Military OneSource for more information and referrals. Call collects with operator assistance OCONUS: 484-530-5908.
