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You Just Found Out You're Pregnant — Now What?
So you just found out you’re pregnant, now what? First, congratulations! This is an exciting time, but we know it can come with other emotions as well. And, if this is your first pregnancy, you’re probably wondering what to do next. No matter how you feel right now, there are some steps you’ll need to take to make sure you and your baby remain healthy throughout pregnancy.
Amazon Baby Registry Welcome Box: How to Get It
If you're expecting, you’ll soon be diving into the world of baby products and creating the perfect registry. There are many great places to make a registry, but one that you won’t want to miss out on is Amazon. The best part of creating an Amazon baby registry is not just its ease of use, and vast inventory, but also its generous welcome box. The Amazon baby registry welcome box is a can’t-miss for expecting parents. Once $10 is purchased off your registry you can claim the box which will show up at your door, filled with all sorts of goodies including things like diaper and wipe samples, pacifiers, swaddle blankets, bottles, lotions, soaps, and more
Best Nursing Tops for Moms
Gone are the days of large shapeless clothing being the only option for nursing parents. Many companies have come out with the best nursing tops that perfectly address both style and function. If you’re expecting and are planning to breastfeed, you’ll definitely want to add a good amount of nursing tops to your post-pregnancy wardrobe (probably more than you think!). Once you start heading out of the house, these tops with hidden zippers, double layers, easy latches and easy-access flaps will make nursing and pumping so much easier. If you’ve taken a childbirth class or
Can you Get A Tattoo While Pregnant?
If you’re expecting, you likely already know there are a lot of rules to follow: no deli meat, no drinking, no raw fish, minimal coffee etc. All these guidelines are suggested to keep you and you baby safe, and mainly to minimize risk. But what about other things like dying your hair or getting a tattoo? Today, we’re answering the question, “Can you get a tattoo while pregnant?”
When & How to Introduce Utensils to Your Baby or Toddler
Think your little one is ready to start solids? If so, there are a few things you can do to get ready for the first feed — among those, is making sure you have the right products to make your baby’s feeding as successful as possible. So, we asked Vanessa Thornton MS, RD, a Certified Pediatric Registered Dietitian, and the expert that leads our Starting Solids class what she recommends for cups,<
Introducing Plates & Bowls: When & How to Introduce Them to Your Baby
Starting your baby on solids can be an exciting but overwhelming time, aside from knowing when they are ready, or what to feed them, you also have to make sure you have the right gear. From utensils to plates, bowls, and cups, there are some things to think about before buying your baby’s first set of dinnerware. So, we sat down with Vanessa Thornton, MS, RD, CSP, LDN, Regi
Introducing Cups: When & How to Introduce Them to Your Baby or Toddler
Whether you’re getting ready for your first feed, or are further into your solids journey, one thing is for certain: you need the right gear. From utensils to cups, plates and bowls, having the right items to support your child’s feeding journey is key. When it comes to cups, our expert, Vanessa Thornton, MS, RD, CSP, LDN, Registered Dietician & Board-Certified Speci
The Best Advice for New Parents
Having a new baby is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. Some advice might not be welcomed, but for those you know and trust, their advice can be a lifesaver. Plus, there’s just something about being able to pass down those little pieces of wisdom to new parents that makes your friends feel good. Whether you’re ex
7 Tips for an Unmedicated Birth
When you’re pregnant, it’s natural to feel anxious about childbirth. Most of that fear comes from wondering how painful childbirth will actually be. Successful pain management starts with minimizing fear, and the best way to minimize fear is with education. That’s one reason why taking a childbirth class during your pregnancy is important.
5 Fun Ways to Tell Your Partner You're Pregnant
The moment you see those two pink lines on a pregnancy test is life-changing. Whether it was expected or not, that moment comes with a lot of emotions—and questions. Mainly, “Now what?” and “How do I tell my partner I’m pregnant.” Telling your partner that you're pregnant is not only important
Can you Take Tylenol While Pregnant?
When you’re pregnant, knowing what you can consume and what to avoid is key - especially when it comes to over-the-counter medicines. And, since pregnancy often comes with a lot of aches and pains, pregnant parents find themselves asking, “can you take Tylenol while pregnant?” The answer, in short: Yes. In most cases Tylenol (acetaminophen) is safe to treat pain during pregnancy though you should consult your doctor first. But, pay attention to which Tylenol you’re purchasing, how often you’re consuming it, and how much you’re consuming. As always, don’t take anything without first consulting with your health
Ask an Expert: Can Pregnant Women Eat Shrimp?
When you first find out you're pregnant, your doctor will likely give you a long list of dos and don’ts when it comes to your pregnancy. One of the subjects will be what food and drink you can or cannot consume. And, while some of the items on the list may seem a given (no alcohol!), there are some items that might surprise you: deli meat, some fish, runny eggs, etc. <
The 12 Best Pacifiers for Newborns
Binky, Paci, Soothie, Dummy, no matter what you choose to call it, it’s no secret that pacifiers can be a newborn parent’s saving grace. If you decide to use one, not only are they a great way to soothe a fussy baby, but the AAP also recommends them to reduce the risk of SIDS. And, if you’ve ever stepped into a pacifier aisle or tried to look for one online, you know there are hundreds of different options to choose from, leaving you wondering, “What’s the best pacifier for newborns?” The answ
The Top Potty Training Watches for Toddlers
If you’re ready to start potty training your toddler, you’ve likely researched all the gear you’ll need. And while some of the items might seem obvious: potty chair, training underwear, stool — there’s one expert-recommended item you may want to add to your list: A potty watch.
21 Recipes for Baby Led Weaning
Whether you’re just starting out on your Baby Led Weaning journey, or looking for some new meal ideas to try, check out the list below for 21 Baby Led Weaning recipes you and your baby are sure to love. From various types of toasts to nutritious noodle dishes, these meal recipes will give you plenty of inspiration.
The Minimum Stay In Hospital After Childbirth in 2022
When it comes to childbirth and your subsequent hospital stay, there is no one size fits all. If you choose to give birth at a hospital, the minimum hospital stay after childbirth in 2022 depends on many factors, including any pre-labor health concerns, the type of delivery you have, if there are any complications, the health of both you and your baby. And, parents of children in 2022 now also have to consider their hospital’s COVID protocols which often aim to get parents and baby home as soon as possible to avoid any potential COVID exposures. You probably learned about the different potential birthing options in your childbirth classes, but it’s important to
Super Potty Trainer: Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
If you’ve got potty training on your mind, then you’ve likely done some research around the gear you’ll need. You may have heard of potty chairs or toilet seat inserts, but have you ever heard of the Super Potty Trainer? It may sound like a magical chair that will have your child potty trained in no time, but before you run out and purchase it, read on as we discuss this potty training product with Quiara Smith, pediatric pelvic floor OT, and the expert that leads our potty training class, to find out what it is, who should use it, and what th
Which Type of Childbirth Class is Best for You
As you approach the end of your second trimester and get into your third trimester (or maybe even sooner!) the idea of actually having to give birth will be more and more real. For first-time expecting parents this is unknown territory —what will giving birth be like? What should I expect? How can I prepare? — this may excite you, but most likely it will also cause some anxiety, and that’s ok. The best way to fight that anxiety and prepare for the arrival of your little one is by taking a childbirth class.
When is the Best Time to Take a Childbirth Class?
You’ll likely go through a lot of emotions when it comes to thinking about delivering your baby. Excited, scared, nervous, overwhelmed—all are completely normal. It may even be easy to brush off those emotions until the big day, or until the last month of pregnancy, but rather than ignoring them and hoping for the best, it’s a good idea to prepare yourself (and your support person(s)!) early on, by taking a childbirth class. Childbirth education will leave you feeling calm and confident about bringing your baby into this world—but there is an ideal time to take it.
Ask an Expert: How Often Should I Pump?
In this Ask an Expert, we ask Dana C., professional IBCLC and instructor for our Breastfeeding 101 course, exactly how often a breastfeeding parent should pump. Don’t forget to check out our FREE breastfeeding course, to prepare you or help you on your breastfeeding journey.
How to Sleep Train for Naps
Everyone deserves good sleep, and for most parents, that means doing some form of sleep training once their babies are about 4 months old or older. For most, the first thing that pops into your mind is likely nighttime sleep, but sleep training is so much more than that. It’s about parents understanding that in order to get the rest they need, their child needs to have the skill of independent sleep (falling asleep without any form of assistance) for BOTH naps and bedtime in order to be able to put themselves to sleep when they wake throughout the night. We asked our pediatric Sleep Consultant Natalie Willes, who is also the expert that leads our
7 Steps to Relieving a Clogged Milk Duct
In this Ask an Expert, we ask Dana C., professional IBCLC and instructor for our Breastfeeding 101 course, about diagnosing and treating a clogged milk duct. Don’t forget to check out our FREE breastfeeding course, as you prepare for your breastfeeding journey. Question: I think I have a clogged milk duct — how can I be sure, and how can I treat it? Answer: First of all, try not to panic. Clogged milk ducts —sometimes referred to as blocked or plugged ducts&m
13 Easy Starter Foods for Baby Led Weaning
If you’ve decided to start your baby on solids using Baby Led Weaning (BLW), but aren’t sure where to start, look no further. Below we’ll go through some of the basics of Baby Led weaning and the best first baby led weaning foods to start with. First, let’s quickly talk about the right time to start introducing solid foods to your baby. The official recommendation from AAP is 6 months of age. But remember, every baby is different so make sure you talk to your healthcare provider first. You never want to introduce solid food before 4 months of age, and always wait unt
Ask an Expert: Can I Take Collagen While Breastfeeding?
In this Ask an Expert, we talk to Dana C., professional IBCLC and instructor for our Breastfeeding 101 course, about taking collagen while breastfeeding. We also chat with Pediatric Nutritionist and instructor for our Introducing Solids 101 class, Vanessa Thornton, about collagen in foods and how it could affect your body. Don’t forget to check out our FREE breastfeeding course, to prepare you, or
Lamaze Classes: Are They Right for You?
If someone told you to close your eyes and imagine a childbirth class, you’d likely picture couples sitting in a circle, one supporting the pregnant person from behind, while being guided in breathing exercises to relieve pain and push through contractions. This is likely because it’s what's more widely shown in movies— and also likely because for a long time it was the most common type of childbirth method: Lamaze.
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