When you are a new mother, sometimes you might have a difficult time saying what it is that you actually need. Yes, of course you need the little things for baby. But while diapers and baby wipes are an obvious must, they may not be the things that your subconscious mind is screaming out loud for. Deep down there are … Read More
Increasing Your Milk Supply
If you are nursing your little one, let me first give you spirit fingers and high kicks. Nursing your child is no joke – it can be mentally and physically exhausting. For me, it was the most vulnerable and empowering thing I have ever done. My son and I nursed for 14 months, and I wouldn’t trade in the tears … Read More
What I Wish My Friends Would Have Told Me About Breastfeeding
When I was pregnant with my son, I never really second guessed my decision to nurse. I also never knew that there was a huge mommy-controversy about breastfeeding versus formula. I was just happy to be pregnant, and knew that I was going to nurse. In fact, I put more thought into which stroller to get than I did in … Read More
Asking For Help
When you finally arrive back home after your hospital stay with your newborn in tow, it won’t take you very long to realize that life truly has changed for your new little family. While getting home can be the best morale boost postpartum, you might feel compelled to jump back into your old routines once you hit the front door. … Read More
After The Baby Arrives, Postpartum Depression Can Occur
You just had your first baby. It is a momentous time and something you’ve looked forward to ever since the pregnancy test results came out positive. So why do you feel like you are losing your mind? Why are you wringing your hands, fretting, eaten alive with anxiety and despair? Why can’t you enjoy this experience? There are many reasons … Read More
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