MCHD to take part in Babypalooza Expo 09.17.25

September 17, 2025

MCHD to take part in Babypalooza Expo

MOBILE, Ala. — A Babypalooza Expo will take place in Mobile on Saturday, September 20, at the Mobile Convention Center (1 South Water Street) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. According to organizers, this event will help make planning and preparing for baby easy by gathering information and resources for the expectant parents under one roof.

Babypalooza Expo is free to attend, but everyone must register to enter. This helps gauge expected attendance, as well as gives the ability to send reminders. Those interested in attending can register for a free ticket at this link – https://babypalooza.com/product/mobile-babypalooza-familypass-2025.

Events scheduled include the following:

  • BabypaloozaU Seminars: From car seat safety, infant nutrition, breastfeeding and postpartum care, our expert-led seminars will help equip you for parenthood.
  • Build Your Village: Connect with local pediatricians, preschools, baby and maternity photographers and more. It’s all about creating your support and resource network close to home.
  • Baby Gear from Top Brands: Product demos with leading baby gear brands like CHICCO and experience the latest products, from strollers to car seats, firsthand.
  • Citywide Baby Shower: Enjoy fun and games and the chance to win amazing prizes!
  • The Black Maternal Health Expo: Powered by NOWINCLUDED, this special segment of the event brings together experts and organizations focused on improving the health and well-being of Black mothers and babies.

The Chamber of Mothers’ “Mothers United” Bus Tour will also take part. This first of its kind national tour is bringing “powerful conversations, immersive experiences, and community connection” to mothers in southwestern Alabama.

The Mobile County Health Department will have several teams participating. This includes WIC supplemental nutrition program, Fetal and Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) Program, Maternal & Child Health, Lead Poisoning Prevention, and Healthy Start Enhanced programs.

To qualify for WIC, a person must meet income guidelines, be a resident of Alabama, and have been seen by a health professional at the WIC clinic. For more information, visit https://mchd.org/wic or call 251-690-8829.

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