Who She Will Become

This animated YouTube playlist, available in 14 languages, follows a refugee family caring for their newborn in the U.S. From car seat safety to pediatric visits and vaccines, it highlights key health steps in a baby’s first year. With warm narration and real-life concerns, the video helps parents feel confident in their care—and gives providers a multilingual, trusted way to support early childhood health and family connection.

International Refugee & Migration Health Conference

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This YouTube playlist features an animated video in 14 languages showing how one immigrant family protects their newborn through loving, everyday actions. From choosing a car seat to visiting the doctor, viewers learn the key safety and health steps for babies’ first year—including the importance of childhood vaccines. The story reassures parents, supports providers, and reflects the daily realities of refugee and immigrant families.

Ready for Many Audiences

  • Available in 14 languages: Arabic, Burmese, Dari, French, Karen, Kinyarwanda, Lingala, Nepali, Pashto, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Tigrinya, Ukrainian
  • Animated for visual clarity and cross-literacy engagement
  • Relatable family voice makes clinical topics feel personal and achievable

How Providers Can Use It

  • Share during WIC appointments, first pediatric visits, or parenting classes
  • Use to introduce well-child visits, safety practices, and vaccination benefits
  • Play in waiting rooms or link in follow-up messages by language

Benefit to the Community

This video turns essential infant safety and vaccine guidance into a heartfelt story that mirrors the real hopes and concerns of refugee parents. It builds trust, affirms good parenting, and supports safe, healthy childhoods—one family at a time.