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Nutrition help, breastfeeding support, and healthy foods for pregnant, breastfeeding & postpartum moms and kids under 5.
2625 N. King St, Flagstaff · Walk-in hours available; eligibility by income.
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Local edition · Coconino County, ArizonaMama Shepherd began here. These are real Flagstaff and Coconino County resources, gathered by hand, with cost marked on each one. Hours change, so please call ahead.
The Northern Arizona crisis line answers 24/7 for anyone in Coconino County, new mothers included, and a mobile team can come to you: 877-756-4090. You can also call or text 988.
Nutrition help, breastfeeding support, and healthy foods for pregnant, breastfeeding & postpartum moms and kids under 5.
2625 N. King St, Flagstaff · Walk-in hours available; eligibility by income.
Hospital lactation consultants, breast pump sales & rentals, supplies, and gift packages.
Flagstaff Medical Center · Outpatient appointments by phone.
Lactation consultant & breastfeeding resources in a home-like setting. All insurance accepted, including AHCCCS.
401 W Aspen Ave, Flagstaff · At the Flagstaff Birth & Women's Center.
Northern Arizona's only non-profit lactation center. Consults for latch, bottle, returning to work, plus a donor milk depot.
Flagstaff Birth Collective · Weekly support group & group classes.
In-home lactation consults with an IBCLC; many insurance plans cover 100% through The Lactation Network.
In-home · within 10 mi of Flagstaff · Prenatal and follow-up consults available.
WIC services and holistic family health programs serving Native families in the Flagstaff area.
1500 E Cedar Ave, Flagstaff · Family-centered, culturally grounded care.
Free pregnancy & postpartum support class. Share your story, listen, or just be with others who understand.
2920 N 4th St, Flagstaff · 2nd Wednesday monthly, 5:30 to 6:30 PM. Babies welcome.
Perinatal mental-health directory, peer mentor program, and online support groups across Arizona.
Online · statewide · Call or text; English & Español.
Behavioral health and primary care regardless of ability to pay. Accepts AHCCCS and uninsured patients.
2920 N 4th St, Flagstaff · Sliding-scale community health center.
Local peer support group facilitated by mothers trained in perinatal mental health, including Health Start.
Flagstaff · Free weekly group, Wednesdays 1:30 to 3 PM at North Country HealthCare, through the Health Start program. Call to confirm the time.
A 24-hour crisis line for anyone in Coconino County in mental health distress, new mothers included. Free, day or night. The Guidance Center in Flagstaff also offers walk-in crisis care.
Phone · Northern Arizona (walk-in: The Guidance Center, 2187 N Vickey St, Flagstaff) · Answered 24/7. A mobile crisis team can come to you.
Free, confidential support for pregnant and new mothers by call or text, in English and Spanish, with interpreters in many languages.
Phone & text · nationwide · Call or text 24/7. Also known as 1-833-TLC-MAMA.
Midwifery, prenatal & postpartum care, lactation, acupuncture, chiropractic, and pelvic-floor PT under one roof.
2717 N Steves Blvd #11, Flagstaff · Holistic, family-centered care team.
Home birth midwifery, postpartum support, newborn care, and lactation help. Serving Flagstaff since 1985.
3305 S Lindsey Loop, Flagstaff · Home birth, water birth, VBAC.
Birth center and women's health, including the breastfeeding center. All insurance accepted including AHCCCS.
401 W Aspen Ave, Flagstaff · Out-of-hospital birth option.
A free home-visiting program for pregnant women and moms of babies under 2. A trained community health worker visits you, helps you find prenatal care, and screens for postpartum depression.
In-home · Coconino County · Free and confidential. Also reachable at 877-679-7272.
Pediatric care from birth through young adulthood, including newborn well-checks. Accepting new patients.
77 W Forest Ave #304, Flagstaff · Call ahead to confirm they take your plan.
Primary and pediatric care regardless of ability to pay; same-day appointments may be available.
2920 N 4th St, Flagstaff · AHCCCS and uninsured welcome.
Hospital labor & delivery and newborn screening. All new mothers are screened for perinatal mood disorders before discharge.
1200 N Beaver St, Flagstaff · Where most Flagstaff babies are born.
Board-certified OB/GYN care through pregnancy and after, with deliveries at Flagstaff Medical Center. Accepting new patients.
1100 N San Francisco St #B, Flagstaff · Medicare & Medicaid accepted; call to confirm your plan.
Food, infant formula, breastfeeding support, and referrals for pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum mothers and children under five. Eligibility is based on income alone.
2625 N King St, Flagstaff (and Page, Williams, Grand Canyon) · Call to schedule a phone, virtual, or in-person appointment.
Food bank, free hot meals daily, food boxes twice a month, and home delivery if you can't get there.
Flagstaff · Hot meals daily 4:00 to 5:30 PM; boxes Tue to Sat.
Help with rent, utilities, and referrals for low-income families, plus case management.
2625 N. King St, Flagstaff · Make an appointment; ask what to bring.
Apply for SNAP food benefits through Coconino County Community Services.
2625 N. King St, Flagstaff · Eligibility based on household income.
Free voluntary home-visiting from pregnancy to age 5. A specialist visits weekly to support parenting, bonding, and development.
Within 50 mi of Flagstaff · Through Coconino County; voluntary & free.
Parent education and monthly visits with the Parents as Teachers curriculum, plus a Family Resource Center community hub.
Flagstaff · Weekly classes & social events.
Songs, stories, fingerplays, and knee bounces for ages 0 to 2. A gentle way to get out of the house and meet other parents.
300 W Aspen Ave, Flagstaff · Mondays 9:15 AM during sessions.
All-ages storytime with songs, puppets, and books at the public library. Bring the whole family.
300 W Aspen Ave, Flagstaff · Thursdays 10:00 AM during sessions.
Local resource guides, webinars, and a mailing list to help families find what their kids need across the county.
Coconino County · Resource guides for Flagstaff & beyond.
Free one-on-one help finding licensed child care that fits your family, plus info on cost assistance and quality ratings.
Statewide · phone & online · Mon to Fri, 7 AM to 6 PM. Referrals, not recommendations.
Early childhood support: child care quality, family resources, and developmental guidance for children birth to age 5.
Coconino Region · Statewide early-childhood agency.
A faith-based group for mothers of young children that meets at local churches, with childcare during meetings. All mothers are welcome, whatever you believe.
Local churches, Flagstaff · A Flagstaff group meets regularly. Small annual membership; ask about the local group.
A local community of Flagstaff moms, with neighborhood guides, family events, and a way to find others in your same season.
Flagstaff · online & local events · Free to follow. Local events posted year-round.
Certified technicians check that your car seat is the right fit and installed correctly, and can help if you need a seat. By appointment.
2625 N. King St, Flagstaff · Mon to Fri, 9 AM to 4 PM. Appointment required.
A two-hour car-seat safety class in English or Spanish, taught by certified technicians. You install your own seat and have it checked.
2625 N. King St, Flagstaff · Class fee helps families who need a seat. Register by phone.
Free statewide support for babies and toddlers birth to age 3 who may not be meeting developmental milestones. A service coordinator calls within two days of a referral.
2915 N. Fourth St, Flagstaff · Serves Coconino County. No diagnosis needed to ask.
Free parent-to-parent support for families of children with disabilities or special health needs, birth to 26. You are matched with a parent who has walked a similar path.
Northern Arizona · Flagstaff · English & Español. Also at 800-237-3007.
Pediatric developmental screening and an early-intervention toolkit for families noticing early signs of autism or delay.
77 W Forest Ave #304, Flagstaff · Talk to your pediatrician about any concern, early.
Diagnostic assessments and ABA, occupational, and speech therapy for children with autism or developmental delay, starting around 15 months.
Flagstaff · Ask whether your insurance plan is accepted.
Before starting any therapy, MOEx has questions to ask.
In-home ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis, ages 2 to 18. The team helps navigate the insurance and intake process.
In-home · Flagstaff · Requires a medical diagnosis and prescription.
Before starting any therapy, MOEx has questions to ask.
A nonprofit public-interest law firm protecting the rights of people with disabilities, including help with school and IEP questions.
Flagstaff · statewide · Free legal help, including school and IEP questions. Formerly the Arizona Center for Disability Law.
Free CDC milestone checklists and a tracker app to help you see how your child is growing and know when to ask about a concern.
Online · CDC · Trusted milestone tool. Free, no account.
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