The Best Hospital Gown for Labor of 2021
When you’re thinking about your labor and delivery experience, you might consider writing a birth plan, if you’ll want massage tools, whether you’ll have an
February 26, 2021
When you’re thinking about your labor and delivery experience, you might consider writing a birth plan, if you’ll want massage tools, whether you’ll have an
So, you just spent hours figuring out when to go to the hospital for labor; you got there and birthed your beautiful baby; and now
Question for you: how much do you know about “the husband stitch?” If you’re feeling a little clueless, you’re not alone. I’d heard this turn
There is something so comforting about holding a newborn baby. Their scent, their softness, their tiny, delicate features… Taking in their whole being when you’re
So, you’re finished with your “getting ready for baby” checklist, and you’ve packed your hospital bag for mom complete with the best maternity pajamas! What
Have you ever been in a medical situation where you wish you’d known how to advocate for yourself? Speak up? Be heard? This is why
I hate being pregnant. I had my first child at age 33 via labor induction, which ultimately led to 22 hours of labor, 2 of
I was 36 1/2 weeks pregnant when I found out I’d have an induced labor at 37 weeks. It was a Wednesday, and my high
So much about bringing a child into the world feels uncontrollable, so we’re all about learning to control what you can. Writing a birth plan
Pregnant women currently face a lot of scary possibilities, including limited family members meeting their babies, and even giving birth alone.
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