AMC, designated by UNICEF as the Baby Friendly Hospital in 1999, runs a 24-hour rooming-in system for enhancing mothers and babies’ health and bonds and encourages breast-feeding.

Also in December 2012, AMC passed the third re-evaluation by the Korean Committee for UNICEF, proving our commitment to maintaining its reputation as a baby friendly hospital.

Pregnant women who gave birth at AMC could successfully breastfeed their babies with the assistance of nurses who were international breast-feeding experts.

Also, nurses working in the Newborn Nursery with expertise and experience in newborn infants care through the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and rotating shifts have outstanding abilities to handle emergencies.

Our medical staff members take care of newborn babies by linking with top-class neonatologists staying in the Neonatal ICU around the clock.

The Newborn Nursery located in Ward 66 of the New Building provides 24-hour rooming in care, equipped with cutting-edge medical equipment such as intensive-care system, automatic audiometers, and oxygen saturation monitoring system.