Orioles introduce Baby Birds membership for newborns
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September 04, 2019 9:53 am
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The Orioles today announced the launch of Baby Birds, a new membership club created to welcome the club’s youngest fans to Birdland. The program, created in partnership with MedStar Health, includes an Orioles bib and onesie for the newest generation of O’s fans.
Beginning today, September 4, parents of babies born at MedStar Harbor Hospital and MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center will enjoy complimentary enrollment in the program and will receive an exclusive Baby Birds beanie.
Baby Birds…
The Orioles today announced the launch of Baby Birds, a new membership club created to welcome the club’s youngest fans to Birdland. The program, created in partnership with MedStar Health, includes an Orioles bib and onesie for the newest generation of O’s fans.
Beginning today, September 4, parents of babies born at MedStar Harbor Hospital and MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center will enjoy complimentary enrollment in the program and will receive an exclusive Baby Birds beanie.
Baby Birds memberships are available for $25 plus shipping and handling, and are also available to be purchased as gifts for new and expecting parents.
Baby Birds allows families to share their fandom across generations. Baby Birds is the newest program in a long line of initiatives to provide families with affordable family entertainment, including Kids Cheer Free, Kids Run the Bases presented by Weis Markets, and the Junior Orioles Dugout Club. For more information or to register, visit Orioles.com/BabyBirds.
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