A new member of the family arrived. It is normal to have concerns about your newborn's health as well as your own. Your physician and nurse-midwife are available should any health problems arise, or if you need medical reassurance. Educating yourself on the danger signs of post-partum (just as you did for pregnancy) and infant care will alleviate unnecessary concerns; and can decrease your worries so that you can gain confidence in your new mothering role. Other women, and available health sources can also be helpful during your recovery in order to educate you further. You should seek health information related to you and your baby's well-being from every available source. Discussing matters with other mothers may comfort you knowing that you are not alone.