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Philips Avent and March of Dimes are calling on communities to "Share the Care"

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About Share the Care

Through its Share the Care campaign, Philips Avent is calling on communities to help bridge the support gap for moms during the postpartum period and beyond.

In collaboration with March of Dimes, Philips Avent is helping build a modern-day village that prioritizes maternal well-being and ensures families feel supported through early parenthood.

The support gap is real. In 2025, March of Dimes and Philips Avent partnered on research examining the invisible load of early parenthood and the role communities can play in supporting moms. The research found:

• 90% of people would help if asked, yet 6 in 10 moms struggle to express their needs
• 2 in 3 parents say the first three months after birth are when they need the most help
• Nearly 20% of moms reported no support beyond their partner 
• 8 in 10 moms get less than an hour of personal time each day

Together, March of Dimes and Philips Avent are helping turn awareness into action and encouraging communities to show up for moms when they need it most. Because when moms thrive, babies and families do too.

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