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NICU: Procedures, Terms & Questions
Posted by on 1st September 2021
The fact that our bodies can do it at all is nothing short of amazing! Though sometimes, babies come early and when they do, their fragile little systems might not be ready for the big wide world yet. For those babies, a stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is the best possible scenario and letting them go home when they are ready. Red more here. Read More
Your Baby’s First Year of Development
Posted by on 1st August 2021
Watching your baby’s milestones is rewarding. There’s nothing like seeing your baby’s first smile and hearing their first “coo”. Knowing the stages of development can help you watch your little one’s growth to make sure they are on the right track. It’s important to remember that a baby will develop at their own pace, but […] Read More
The Fourth Trimester: Do You Have A Post-partum Plan?
Posted by on 30th June 2021
You've just given birth - welcome to the world mini miracle. Let's not forget, mamas and babies need to be cared for after birth. This helps the whole family adjust and adequate support is needed. This is the fourth trimester, absorbing the newness of it all. Read More
7 Ways For New Dads To Bond And Be Involved
Posted by on 31st May 2021
Babies are many things. They are at once incredible, beautiful and entertaining, and intense, scary and overwhelming. But as the parents of a new baby, you probably want to bond. For a natural-born baby, bonding with the primary caregiver — usually the mom — is done through feeding, soothing, and long hours of cuddling. But […] Read More
Having A Baby Soon? What’s The First Week Like?
Posted by on 31st May 2021
What It’s Really Like If there’s one thing that appears to be universally true about parenting, it’s that even the very best, most capable looking parents have felt doubt. While researching for this article, we reached out to a community of parents on social media, asking the question: “How did you feel in the first […] Read More