Solano County Black Infant Health Program

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Solano County Black Infant Health Program addresses the issues of maternal and infant mortality/morbidity, child maltreatment, and the need for social supports for Black women through 5 unique strategies.

Huge Thank You to Vallejo Fire Station No. 24! 🚒🔥We are beyond grateful to the continued partnership we have with the Va...
12/30/2025

Huge Thank You to Vallejo Fire Station No. 24! 🚒🔥

We are beyond grateful to the continued partnership we have with the Vallejo Fire Department for their incredible generosity in donating over 50 gifts to the children in our Black Infant Health Program here in Solano County! From bikes, scooters, helmets, and fire trucks to sensory toys for infants and books, your kindness is making a real difference in our community. ❤️

Every child deserves the joy of opening a gift, and thanks to you, so many families will experience that happiness this season.
Celebrating community and care.

🖤🤎❤️💛💜


Solano County Black Infant Health Program's Mocha Momma Thrives (MMT) Group will be hosting a culturally affirming, 8-we...
09/30/2025

Solano County Black Infant Health Program's Mocha Momma Thrives (MMT) Group will be hosting a culturally affirming, 8-week virtual sisterhood group, which will helps develop and redefine participants’ thoughts about healthy, nurturing mothering from a culturally specific perspective. Participants will have robust conversation about important topics such as intergenerational trauma and struggles, nurturing, attachment, communication, village support, resilience, self-care, etc., as well as culturally specific barriers of healthy parenting. More importantly, we discuss protective factors and resiliency tools to support intentional, healthy parenting choices.

This group will take place virtually each Thursday, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM, from October 9, 2025 - December 4, 2025. The last session date to join this cohort is Thursday, October 23, 2025. Our Graduation Celebration will be in-person on Thursday, December 11, 2025; Location/Time: TBD.

This group is for any Black/African American identifying pregnant, parenting, bonus-parenting, or caretaker, female identifying person, ages 16 years old and over, living in Solano County.

Registration can be completed at https://bit.ly/MMTCohort15Registration

Facts Over Myths🚫 MYTH: Black women don’t breastfeed✅ FACT: We DO—and always have.Black women face more barriers, not le...
08/29/2025

Facts Over Myths

🚫 MYTH: Black women don’t breastfeed
✅ FACT: We DO—and always have.

Black women face more barriers, not less desire. With the right support, we thrive.

Let’s break stigma, uplift truth, and support each other proudly.

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Breastfeeding and Self-CareBreastfeeding can be beautiful—and it can be hard. That’s why self-care is essential.🛁 Rest w...
08/29/2025

Breastfeeding and Self-Care

Breastfeeding can be beautiful—and it can be hard. That’s why self-care is essential.
🛁 Rest when you can
🥗 Nourish your body
💬 Ask for help
🫂 Find your village

You matter just as much as your baby. Take care of you, too.

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💪🏾 You Can Do This, Even If…🖤 …you didn’t see it growing up🖤 …you’re combo-feeding🖤 …you had challenges before🖤 …you did...
08/29/2025

💪🏾 You Can Do This, Even If…

🖤 …you didn’t see it growing up
🖤 …you’re combo-feeding
🖤 …you had challenges before
🖤 …you didn’t breastfeed your last baby

Every feeding is a fresh chance. We see you. We believe in you. We’re with you.

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💸 Breastfeeding Saves MoneyOn average, formula feeding can cost families up to $1,500+ per year.Breastfeeding is not onl...
08/28/2025

💸 Breastfeeding Saves Money

On average, formula feeding can cost families up to $1,500+ per year.

Breastfeeding is not only healthy, it’s cost-effective.

✅ Free

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❓It’s Okay to Have Questions...Leaking breasts? Sore ni***es? Not sure if your baby’s getting enough? Know that you’re n...
08/27/2025

❓It’s Okay to Have Questions...

Leaking breasts? Sore ni***es? Not sure if your baby’s getting enough? Know that you’re not alone and you’re not doing anything wrong.

Breastfeeding takes learning and support. That’s why culturally affirming lactation help, support groups, and real talk are so important.

You got this, mama. 💪🏾

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💧Every Drop Counts!Whether you’re breastfeeding for a few days or a few months, every drop of milk makes a difference.Yo...
08/26/2025

💧Every Drop Counts!

Whether you’re breastfeeding for a few days or a few months, every drop of milk makes a difference.

Your body produces custom-made protection to help your baby fight illness, grow strong, and feel safe.

Remember: It’s not all or nothing. It’s your journey, your way.

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Breastfeeding is Our Legacy!Did you know breastfeeding is part of our cultural legacy?Before formula became mainstream, ...
08/25/2025

Breastfeeding is Our Legacy!

Did you know breastfeeding is part of our cultural legacy?

Before formula became mainstream, Black families across generations nursed their babies with love, strength, and community support. 🤎

💪🏾 Let’s reclaim that power. Breastfeeding is ours, and it always has been.

This year’s theme, “Boots on the Ground: Rooted in Breastfeeding Success, Grounded in Community Support,” is about showi...
08/24/2025

This year’s theme, “Boots on the Ground: Rooted in Breastfeeding Success, Grounded in Community Support,” is about showing up on the front lines of birth, breastfeeding, and Black health.

It means:
🩺 Black lactation support in medical settings
🏠 Home visits and community-based care
📢 Advocacy for equity in Black maternal and infant health

Solano BIH is here with our boots on too, because every Black baby deserves a healthy start.

What Is Black Breastfeeding Week?🖤 August 25 – 31 is Black Breastfeeding Week; it is a time to uplift, celebrate, and ed...
08/24/2025

What Is Black Breastfeeding Week?

🖤 August 25 – 31 is Black Breastfeeding Week; it is a time to uplift, celebrate, and educate around the unique challenges and triumphs Black families face in their feeding journeys.

The 2025 theme: “Boots on the Ground: Rooted in Breastfeeding Success; Grounded in Community Support” honors the parents, birth workers, and advocates creating real change from the hospital to the home.

Solano BIH is proud to stand in that gap with you.
💪🏽 Advocacy. 🤝🏾 Support. 🤱🏿 Community.

There are environmental and community benefits to breast/cheastfeeding.
08/20/2025

There are environmental and community benefits to breast/cheastfeeding.

Address

355 Tuolumne Street, Suite 2400
Vallejo, CA
94590

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5am

Telephone

+17075535055

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