4th Trimester Project

4th Trimester Project Our goal is to transform the transition through the 4th Trimester. Our stakeholder teams will determine priority health themes and systems.
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In the weeks following delivery, a woman must recover from childbirth, adapt to changing hormones, and learn to feed and care for her newborn. During this "4th Trimester," many women experience considerable challenges, including fatigue, pain, breastfeeding difficulties, depression, lack of sexual desire and incontinence. Amid these concerns, postpartum care is often fragmented among maternal and

pediatric providers, and 20 to 40% of women do not attend a postpartum visit. Rising maternal mortality and morbidity in the US have made this work an even greater priority. Our goal is to bring together mothers, health care providers, and other stakeholders to define what families need most during the 4th Trimester. Based on the unmet health priorities that stakeholders identify, we will design research studies to deliver optimal care during this critical period, improving outcomes for mothers, infants and families.

Take care of your mental health today and every day for you, your baby, and your loved ones.
05/06/2026

Take care of your mental health today and every day for you, your baby, and your loved ones.

New parents face real physical and emotional stress—and that’s normal. Resources from New Mom Health remind us that post...
04/06/2026

New parents face real physical and emotional stress—and that’s normal. Resources from New Mom Health remind us that postpartum stress is not a weakness, but a sign that care, rest, and support matter. Let’s check in, share support, and help build a strong village for every family.

Visit http://newmomhealth.com for support and resources.

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