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Why should you enroll?

Children First wants every first time mother-to-be to receive early, ongoing prenatal care. Nurses work hard to involve fathers, grandparents, friends and others in the parenting process. By working together, we can improve the quality of life for you and your baby.

To find out more about the Children First Program, call the Pushmataha County Health Department at (580) 298-6624 or click on the link below:

Oklahoma Children First Program

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	email \| print Children First Why should you enroll? Children First wants every first time mother-to-be to receive early, ongoing prenatal care. Nurses work hard to involve fathers, grandparents, friends and others in the parenting process. By working together, we can improve the quality of life for you and your baby. To find out more about the Children First Program, call the Pushmataha County Health Department at (580) 298-6624 or click on the link below: Oklahoma Children First Program

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