On Saturday, May 24, 2025, Ramkhamhaeng Hospital hosted a training session for mothers who are 7–9 months pregnant, with over 37 parents attending. This event was free of charge!
The event was packed with knowledge and activities, featuring a team of specialists and professional nurses who provided guidance on pregnancy care, birth preparation, and newborn care. There was also a workshop on safe and proper newborn bathing techniques. The atmosphere was warm and friendly, and not only did the parents gain valuable knowledge, but they also received lovely souvenirs to take home.
Because the health of mothers and their babies is of utmost importance, Ramkhamhaeng Hospital is committed to supporting the preparation for becoming confident, professional parents every step of the way throughout pregnancy. We would like to thank everyone for your interest and for joining us in creating a positive experience for the health of both mothers and their babies.
Ramkhamhaeng Hospital is ready to care for every important moment of mothers and their babies.
The Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at Ramkhamhaeng Hospital has a team of highly experienced obstetricians dedicated to caring for both mothers and unborn babies. We also have pediatricians specializing in newborn care to ensure peace of mind when entrusting your newborn’s health to our medical team. Additionally, our obstetrics and gynecology team is ready to provide consultation, answer questions, and care for women from pre-pregnancy preparation to post-delivery care, helping to build confidence and ease any concerns. Furthermore, during labor, nurses can monitor any abnormalities in real-time through the use of uterine contraction recorders and fetal heart rate monitors (Fetal Monitoring) at the central monitoring station.
The Pediatrics Department at Ramkhamhaeng Hospital has pediatric specialists in every subfield. Our nurses are highly skilled in performing procedures and caring for both sick and healthy children, with expertise in developmental support, concentration training, and evaluating sucking and swallowing in children. Our pediatric team is available 24 hours a day. In the event of an unexpected accident, we are fully prepared with a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) that operates around the clock, staffed by critical care pediatric physicians. Parents can also stay with their child in the PICU during their care.
