As long as a woman is healthy and regularly sees her doctor, there is no reason why she should not continue to work while she is pregnant. This poses little or no risk to the child. But if the health of the mother and the unborn child is threatened, unusual changes must be made to accommodate their needs…
As a first timer, it’s important getting help to ease the process in nursing your new born baby and caring for yourself. This period could be challenging for new parents…
October 15 is World Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Families who experience the loss of a child need special resources and support. Resources found at the following sites can make…
This is a topic a lot of mothers never speak about or find no reason to due to the fact that no one tells you what to expect after baby is out,
1. Perineal bottle,
2. Thick Pads,
3. Ice Packs and so much more
Diarrhea in children can be described as more explosive poop in a baby’s diaper. This stool often times comes out more quickly and may be tinged with blood or greenish in colour.
For generations, women enduring the mental and physical pain of miscarriage suffered alone, in silence. Even though their friends, neighbors, and family members were often experiencing the same heartbreaking loss, it wasn’t discussed. And because miscarriage was kept hidden, a sense of shame surrounded it, sending the false message to mothers that somehow losing the […]
Hey Moms, this is a pretty hard thing to do for all of us. We often times feel awkward talking about it. Our babies are always clingy because after spending 9 months in your belly they come out and you are their feeding source for the first 6 months or more.
Does your baby often get a bout of hiccups? Are you worried about it hurting your baby’s health and thinking on what best to do to stop the hiccups when…
This episode is part of our postpartum series in partnership with Ergobaby. Check out their baby carriers and other innovative baby products at ergobaby.com.
Hannah shared her cesarean birth story on episode 524 and her VBAC story on episode 741.
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Know Your Options Online Childbirth Course Use code 100OFF for $100 off enrollment
Beyond the First Latch Course (comes free with KYO course)
When first asked to write about life with special needs children, I didn’t know where to begin. All I could think was: It’s all-consuming. Let’s face it; parenting is HARD. And parenting children with special needs can add an extra layer of stress to a family dynamic. You also need meticulous organization skills and work […]
Welcome to Month 8 of your month-by-month checklist guide to a healthy pregnancy and birth! This to-do list with a twist contains key tips and action items for optimal health…
Being a successful entrepreneur and a present mother is no easy feat. As an entrepreneur, owner of Baby Chick, and a mother, I know this desire and challenge for balance very well. You have dreams and goals of making a difference in the world with your company, and, at the same time, you want to […]
Your baby was due yesterday. Your feet and back constantly hurt. Trips to the bathroom happen every 30 minutes. The nursery is prepared, and your packed hospital bags are ready for the big day. But it seems your baby is content to stay put. A friend told you she used castor oil for labor induction, […]