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Baby & Infant Essentials

Diapers in the right size, formula or other baby supplies. Ask what is available and how to collect it before making a trip.

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What this covers

Diapers, formula, baby clothing, safe sleep equipment, car seats, WIC enrollment, diaper banks, and baby supply distribution.

Does not cover: Prenatal care (see Women's Health) or childcare assistance (see Family).

Who is this for?

Parents and caregivers who need diapers, formula, clothes or other supplies for young children. Each program sets its own age and eligibility rules.

How help usually works

Ask a diaper bank or family group how to get supplies. You may need a referral. To use WIC, you must apply through that program. Ask what is in stock before a trip.

When help can start: Stock and visit times change. Applying for aid does not mean you can get formula or other supplies that day.

How to start

  1. Ask if the group has the diaper size, formula or other item you need.
  2. Check pickup times, how much you can get and whether you need a referral.
  3. For WIC, ask the local office who can apply and how to book a visit.

What to bring

Ask the group or WIC office what papers to bring. If you do not have one, ask what else you can use.

If you need help soon

Need supplies today? Call a family group or 211 where available. For a concern about a baby’s health or feeding, call a health care provider.

Can't find what you need? 211 · 911 — Call 211 where available — free and confidential. In an emergency, call 911.