Just one generation ago families often helped each other when a new baby was born. Aunts brought homemade casseroles, Grandma knits a blanket and mom came over to help with the baby and let her daughter get a good night sleep. Now more and more families are living greater distances apart and the support that was . . . → Read More: Consider a Nanny for Postpartum Support
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There are many nursing pads on the market but they vary widely in comfort and protection. There are also more natural options available from bamboo to cotton. Here are some pros and cons you may want to consider: Disposable vs Reusable: Like the diaper dilemma most new moms face, the same decision needs to be . . . → Read More: Choosing the Right Nursing Pads by Lianne Castelino & Andrea Howick The key to success and survival with a new bundle of joy in the first six weeks, is to be realistic, lower your personal bar of expectations, ask for help and accept help from people you trust who are willing to give it. Arriving home with a new baby after the physical . . . → Read More: Bringing Baby Home: Now What?  |
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