Understanding the Importance of Vaccines—Become a Supermom and Protect Yourself & Your FamilyIt’s easy to get confused by the large amount of conflicting information about vaccines. Learning the facts will help you understand the bottom line—vaccines are safe and vital for good health. If you are pregnant, it is even more important to protect yourself, your baby, and your family. By educating yourself, you can become a Supermom of disease prevention— our vaccine handouts make it easy! They help to answer many questions about the flu vaccine and others. Please download our handouts and discuss vaccination with your health care provider so you can make informed decisions that are best for you. Questions Women Have About Vaccines—Overview Understanding Vaccines During Pregnancy Frequently Asked Questions about the Whooping Cough (Pertussis) Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions about the Flu Vaccine Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) Get the Facts! Be a SuperMom Coloring Pages—You can download a PDF with 8 pages of Superhero-themed illustrations featuring the benefits of vaccinations to share with your young artist. [Download PDFENGLISH VERSION] | [ SPANISH VERSION]Download PDF The links below provide more information to assist you in making informed decisions about vaccines. If you are a health care provider and would like additional resources about immunization, please go to the website of the American College of Nurse-Midwives at www.midwife.org/ImmunizeWomenLink to Provider Information on Vaccines. March of Dimes - American Academy of Pediatrics American Lung Association Influenza Vaccine InformationLink to ALA Flu Vaccine Information Every Child by 2Link to VaccinateYourBaby.org Sounds of Pertussis Prevention CampaignLink to SoundsOfPertussis.com Families Fighting FluLink to FamiliesFightingFlu.org CDC - Immunizations for Pregnant WomenLink to CDC Recommendations for Immunizations During Pregnancy CDC - Pertussis Information link to CDC Pertussis Information Flu.gov - Why pregnant women are at higher risk for influenza |