* General Information on Maternal & Child Health: You'd likely find this under 618.2 - Obstetrics and Gynecology, specifically 618.24 - Pregnancy and childbirth, and 618.9 - Pediatrics.
* Specific aspects of Maternal & Child Health:
* Public Health: You'd look in 362 - Social Welfare (specifically sections on child welfare and maternal health).
* Social Policy: 362.7 - Social services to families and children, or 305 - Social groups, might contain relevant resources.
* Nutrition and Diet: 641.1 - Nutrition would be a good place to start.
* Mental Health: 152.4 - Child Psychology or 616.89 - Mental disorders are relevant.
* Disease and Conditions: You'd use the specific Dewey number for the relevant disease or condition (e.g., 618.92 for infectious diseases in children).
Finding the Right Books:
* Use the Library Catalog: Search for "maternal health," "child health," or specific topics like "breastfeeding," "prenatal care," or "infant development."
* Browse the Shelves: Look for books in the Dewey numbers mentioned above.
* Ask a Librarian: Librarians are experts at finding books on a wide range of topics. They can help you find the most relevant resources for your needs.
Remember, the Dewey Decimal System is designed to organize books by subject, so the exact call number will vary depending on the specific focus of the book.