Materials required for handling the maternal and child handbook: the husband and wife's ID card, marriage certificate, household registration book, B-ultrasound fetal heart embryo bud or a good pregnancy certificate. The requirements of community service centers are different. Pregnant mothers are advised to consult the community center near their home in advance.
The process of handling the maternal and child handbook: first, determine the community health service center where you want to build the handbook. If you don't know which community you belong to, you can look it up on the artifact page of the maternal and child handbook, enter the community name and find the corresponding community.
Legal basis:
National Health and Family Planning Commission's Handbook of Maternal and Child Health (Handbook of Maternal and Child Health)
The Handbook of Maternal and Child Health Care was designed by the National Health and Family Planning Commission, including five parts: national health and family planning policies benefiting the people and the people, free maternal and child health care services, important physical examination records, health education knowledge, pregnant women's experiences and feelings, and children's growth records. It is divided into pre-pregnancy, pregnant women, children and vaccination articles, which mainly serve pregnant women, pregnant women and children aged 0-6 in the plan.