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Pregnant or Expecting Resources

Get on a list for childcare ASAP

Childcare, particularly for the youngest, is scarce. Find childcare providers here and get baby on their waiting lists right away!

Childcare Lists


Child Care Assistance

WVU and the State of WV offer several programs that can be used to offset the cost of childcare. Learn more about these at the link below.


Mon Health Perinatal Education Program

Classes that help to prepare for baby. There is a modest fee for each class.


Mon General Hospital Birthing Center

304-598-1200
1200 J.D. Anderson Dr. 
Morgantown, WV 26505

If you are considering a more secluded and tailored birthing experience Mon General’s Birthing Center may be a good option! They provide suites to expecting mothers and the option of a water birth. They also provide parenting classes, breastfeeding help, and aftercare just as Ruby Memorial Hospital does.


Mountaineer Kid Zone (MKZ)

A flex-care center for children located in the Student Recreation Center. Services are free, but a parent needs to be a Rec Center member to use it (students who pay fees are members). A parent must stay on premise, using the facility or studying in the back room.


Pregnancy and Lactation Policies

WVU has many supports and resources for pregnant students, faculty, and staff as well as new parents. 

Please also check out the lactation policy for planning after baby is born.

Online Toolkit for pregnant and parenting students, postdocs, faculty, and administrators. See how Title IX protects you.


Ruby Memorial Hospital Childbirth Classes

855-988-2273
1 Medical Center Dr. 
Morgantown, WV 26505

Offers Lamaze classes that are tailored to first time parents from 6-8:30 pm in sessions of three costing $60. They also offer a one-time only, 2 hour “refresher course” ($30) for those who are pregnant again and need updated information on the birthing process.


Ruby Memorial Midwife Care

855-988-2273

Provides prenatal care and support during childbirth. Midwives help women and others develop birth plans and make decisions about pain management during labor. WVU’s midwives are also trained to identify unexpected emergency situations during childbirth. The midwife group works in partnership with WVU obstetrics and gynecology physicians.

Ruby Memorial Midwife Care


West Virginia Breastfeeding Alliance

1-800-944-9662
409 Echols Lane
Lewisburg WV, 24901

Seeks to improve the health of West Virginians by working collaboratively to protect, promote, and educate the community about breastfeeding.


WIC WV

304-598-5181
1000 Elmer Prince Dr.
Morgantown WV, 26505

Provides many services to mothers including food and baby formula assistance. They also offer HealthBites, a class on good nutrition, healthy pregnancy, and nursing your baby.

WIC WV


Initial steps on your journey. See also Pregnancy and Childbirth for more info.

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