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A Bangladeshi child

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Helping children to survive and thrive

Rabbi, a Bangladeshi child

Your baby’s first foods: Mini Parenting Master Class

“Patience, persistence and a lot of love.” A nutrition expert's tips on how to introduce first foods to your baby.

A Rohingya mother

Postpartum and Newborn Care in the Rohingya refugee camps

Health workers at UNICEF primary healthcare centre work round the clock to give Rohingya children the best start in life

A mother breastfeeds her newborn child at home

Joint statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell and WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on the occasion of World Breastfeeding Week

The twin babies were born with low birth weight and received life-saving support at the KS Relief-funded Primary Healthcare Centre in the Rohingya refugee camps.

Improving the survival and well-being of new-borns

Kangaroo Mother Care supports the survival of low-weight and premature babies

Newborn. Bangladesh

Saving vulnerable newborns with revitalized health services

COVID-19 brings harsh challenges and unique opportunities to improve health services in remote parts of Bangladesh

Special Care Newborn Units

SCANUs affirm life as pandemic sweeps across Bangladesh

UNICEF-supported hospitals maintain critical life-saving services for premature and sick newborns

A child

As COVID-19 devastates already fragile health systems, over 6,000 additional children under five could die a day, without urgent action

UNICEF launches #Reimagine, a global campaign to prevent the pandemic from becoming a lasting crisis for children

Mother and newborn

Pregnant mothers and babies born during COVID-19 pandemic threatened by strained health systems and disruptions in services

With 116 million expected births in the approximately 9 months since the COVID pandemic was recognized, UNICEF calls on governments and donors to maintain lifesaving services for pregnant women and newborns

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31 December 2019

New Year’s Babies: Over 392,000 children will be born worldwide on New Year’s Day - UNICEF

In 2020, UNICEF is calling for world leaders and nations to invest in health workers with the know-how and equipment to save every newborn