Layettes
The Layette is given to any eligible recipient who attends a Budget for Baby workshop or receives individual counseling. It consists of a coordinated set of bedding and clothing, baby literature, a NMCRS Thrift Store coupon and a handmade gift from a NMCRS Layette Volunteer, packed in an environmentally sensitive tote. To receive a layette, eligible clients should contact the NMCRS office closest to their duty station or residence to register for our "Budget For Baby" class or make an appointment to see a caseworker. This service is available at all NMCRS locations.
The gender neutral Layette includes:
The gender neutral Layette includes:
- 5 onesies
- 3 sleepers
- 3 mittens
- 3 terry bibs
- 3 terry burp cloths
- 2 hooded towels
- 2 fitted crib sheets
- 1 thermal receiving blanket
- 1 knitted blanket handmade by a NMCRS Layette Volunteer
Additional Resources
Your Baby and You: Birth to One Year Booklet
There are many different ideas on the right way(s) to be a parent and raise a child. You will hear suggestions from friends and family that may contradict each other. Remember that although the advice is meant to be helpful, it may not be current or right for your family. This booklet includes information and suggestions from experienced healthcare providers, from textbooks, and from recent studies. We hope it will give you useful information as you decide how to care for your child at home and also help you decide when your child should be seen by a healthcare provider.
Your Baby and You: Birth to One Year Booklet
There are many different ideas on the right way(s) to be a parent and raise a child. You will hear suggestions from friends and family that may contradict each other. Remember that although the advice is meant to be helpful, it may not be current or right for your family. This booklet includes information and suggestions from experienced healthcare providers, from textbooks, and from recent studies. We hope it will give you useful information as you decide how to care for your child at home and also help you decide when your child should be seen by a healthcare provider.