Finding the best breastmilk storage solution and the early days of motherhood is a Journey! It's usually filled with joy, anxiety, and endless questions especially when it comes to feeding our babies! As soon as I got home from the hospital with my first baby I was...
Why choosing the right diaper matters As a mom of four and a medical professional who is in the field of maternal and infant care, I am often asked, "what are the best diapers you recommend?" My journey through motherhood has been a wild ride! It's been filled with...
Are you nearing the fourth trimester with trepidation and a small amount of fear around the newborn phase? Taking care of a new baby isn’t easy, but that doesn’t mean you have to settle for merely surviving during this phase. Doing a few things to prepare in your...
Have you ever felt overwhelmed trying to find reliable breastfeeding resources? There’s so much breastfeeding advice out there so it can be challenging to figure out who’s reliable and who’s not.
When it comes to what to expect as a first-time mom, holding, diaper changes, swaddling, feeds, and sleep are some of the things to brush up on before your due date.
What exactly is a newborn? What age constitutes a newborn? What are the most important tips for newborn care?
Wondering about getting more rest as a breastfeeding mom? One major concern that a lot of new mamas have is that they desperately want to breastfeed, but they also need sleep.
If you want to co-sleep, there are ways that you can make it safer. I definitely recommend that you seek out resources and set yourself up to co-sleep in the safest way possible. However, there are a few reasons why I still do not recommend co-sleeping that go beyond safety.
As a parent, it’s always distressing when your baby is distressed and uncomfortable. Baby gas and constipation can cause extreme fussiness. They can also be interconnected! When your baby is fussy and crying, it can be a challenge to figure out exactly what the...
Congratulations, mama! Your baby is finally sleeping through the night and you can get some uninterrupted rest. But, what does this mean for your breast milk supply? If you want to continue nursing during the day, do you need to pump at night to make up for missed...
