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Braine-l’Alleud site

Rue Wayez, 35
1420 Braine l'Alleud
Belgium

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EMERGENCY : 02 434 93 21
Delta site

Boulevard du Triomphe, 201
1160 Bruxelles
Belgium

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EMERGENCY : 02 434 88 00
Ste-Anne St-Remi site

Boulevard Jules Graindor, 66
1070 Bruxelles
Belgium

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EMERGENCY : 02 434 30 63

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Sustainable maternity care

Looking after your baby, and the world in which they will grow up

Welcoming a child also means considering the environment we provide for them.

At our maternity unit, we have chosen to adopt more responsible practices in the care we provide for expectant parents, in the interests of the health of the mother, the baby and the planet.

Reducing exposure to endocrine disruptors, discovering reusable alternatives during your stay, limiting exposure to electromagnetic fields… these are all simple, practical and accessible small steps that our teams invite you to explore at your own pace.

It’s not about changing everything overnight, nor is it about striving for perfection. Our aim is to inform you, give you the chance to try things out, and then let you choose what suits you best.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS

Some practical tips for reducing their exposure

Water dispensers: do not forget your water bottle

To help you stay hydrated whilst minimising plastic waste, water dispensers are available in the various units of the Mother and Child Department.

Please remember to bring a water bottle with you during your stay.

Washable and reusable nappy liners

Try them and you’ll love them!

During your stay in the postpartum unit, you can try out reusable nappy pads and, if you wish, purchase them.

Further information is available from the nursing team.

BABY SAFE PROJECT

What you should know about electromagnetic radiation and your baby’s health