WIC provides choices for parents who do not qualify for a breast pump via insurance, including loaning hospital grade pumps to moms with kids in the NICU, manual pumps for moms on the move, and electric pumps for moms returning to work. There are many alternative methods for obtaining a breast pump. The best choice depends on your situation. WIC also offers parenting classes and other support services to help families build healthy relationships by reducing conflict over decisions about children. In addition, WIC provides nutrition education and food coupons for pregnant women, mothers, and infants/toddlers. The nutrition programs help ensure that participants and their families have enough nutritious food to meet their needs. Participants must be eligible for WIC to attend the parenting class or nutrition session offered through their local office. Eligibility is determined based on income and family size. There are three types of WIC programs: community based, mobile, and online. In a community based program, clients visit a WIC office for counseling and nutrition programs. In a mobile program, clients can access WIC services through home visits from a WIC-certified nurse or counselor, or through telephone counseling. Online programs provide virtual access to WIC services including counseling, breastfeeding support, and nutrition education.