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How to Cope With the Baby Blues
To say there was a lot I didn’t know about motherhood before becoming a mom would be a huge understatement. As someone who is very much a “plan ahead” type of person, I was humbled by how ill-...
How to Bond With Your Newborn
Even before I was ever pregnant, I always pictured the birth of my future child to go the way it does in movies. You know the scene--mom pushes, baby cries, the cord is cut, baby goes on mom’s ches...
When and How to Give Your Newborn A Bath
Bathing your little one is something a lot of parents look forward to! It can be a really relaxing time, especially if your baby enjoys the bath.
It’s a great time for bonding because you’re dist...
When Can I Take My Newborn Outside?
Taking your newborn outside for the first time can be an exciting and momentous occasion. If you’ve been told that the baby needs to stay indoors for the first month of life, you may have already b...
What to Pack for a HospItal or Birth Center Birth
Packing the bag for your labor and delivery can be so exciting-- it means you’re getting closer to meeting your sweet little babe(s)! It doesn’t have to be stressful, and remember, most facilities...
Top 5 Sleep Tips From a Sleep Consultant
Erin Junker, a professional infant & toddler sleep consultant, answers your most pressing sleep questions.
Writing Your Birth Plan
If you’re (finally) nearing the end of your pregnancy, your provider may have brought up the topic of a birth plan! You’ve gotten the nursery ready, picked out baby names, installed the car seat…....
What Newborn Clothes Do I Need?
Among the laundry list of items you need for a new baby, clothes are easily the most fun to pick out. Socks, which have never been particularly exciting, will suddenly bring happy tears to your eye...
Managing Eczema in the Colder Months
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is an itchy rash on the skin characterized by red and scaly patches, and it can affect up to 20 percent of infants. Some common signs/symptoms of eczema in...