New Mom Care

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By Lisa Curcio 5 comments
Bringing a baby into the world is an amazing and wonderful thing. Most of the time the only things a new mom will have to worry about after delivery is how to get enough rest, when to find time to take care of herself and of course how to care ... more »
By Heidi Gonzales 0 comments
After giving birth, the uterus must return to its pre-pregnancy size. To do this, the uterus contracts and causes cramps that can vary from mild to very strong. These uterine contractions are known as afterbirth pains. The first few days after ... more »
By Heidi Gonzales 1 comments
The postpartum period for families can really be a challenge. Things are usually chaotic for a while between the lack of sleep, diaper changes, feedings and visitors. The old saying, "a little preparation can go a long way," really is true when ... more »
By RayLynn 3 comments
Staying at home with your children is a wonderful thing to do, but it’s also easy to lose your sanity while you do it. You can regain your sanity with just a few little things that don’t take much to do, and will be well worth it in the end... more »
By thembeka 1 comments
Becoming a mother is a beautiful experience.Every aspect of motherhood will fill you with wonder and complete love. You will learn about parts of yourself that you never knew existed. Yet within all of motherhood’s loveliness, there is also a ... more »
By ashleighmiller 0 comments
Pregnancy and childbirth are almost sure to weaken that oh-so-important muscle group, the pelvic floor. The weight of a growing baby puts pressure on it, and with a vaginal delivery, you can experience bruising, stretching, and tears of the ... more »
By Stephanie Duszynski 0 comments
If the cause of sore nipples during breastfeeding is Candida (yeast), an effective treatment measure is the use of Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE). Apply the *diluted* liquid grapefruit seed extract to the nipples after a feeding... more »
By Heidi Gonzales 0 comments
Engorgement is the term used to describe the overabundance of milk in the breasts. Engorgement usually happens when your milk first comes in, which is just a few days after delivery. However, it can happen at other times as well. Engorgement is ... more »
By Rodney Southern 0 comments
One of the hardest things to do as a new parent is to leave your baby behind when you are released from the hospital after delivery. If you have twins, then it is twice as hard, and every tip helps. Read on to learn some coping strategies to ease ... more »
By thembeka 0 comments
Although incredibly empowering, difficult and beautiful, giving birth does not make most women feel sexy. And it does not typically allow for a woman to quickly and easily return to her former sex kitten self. Whether she felt sexy before her ... more »
By oneloved 1 comments
Most women know to stock up on everything they'll need for their new baby, but what should you have on hand for your own recovery after childbirth? These tips will help make sure you have everything you need for a comfortable and joyful ... more »
By Sadie's Mom 2 comments
New moms go through a lot of sleepness nights, body issues and massive hormone changes. Here's how to make her feel good and compliment her without looking like a jerk... more »
By oneloved 4 comments
New mothers need lots of tender loving care. Here are some tips to help you be the best support she ever had!.. more »
By Krisse2420 1 comments
Postpartum pain after vaginal delivery can be very frustrating. All you want to do is spend time with your new bundle of joy but you have pain slowing you down. Here are some tips and tricks to ease the pain and speed up your recovery... more »
By CCrock 4 comments
Around 2-3 days post partum, the breasts normally become engorged (swollen and uncomfortable) due to the increase in blood flow and start of milk production. Here are some measures you can do to relieve engorgement... more »
By Juliet Johnson Johnson 1 comments
Having a baby changes your whole world. Even women who always knew they wanted to be moms and planned for it for years are blown away by the sheer time and energy it takes to love and care for a newborn. You've read all the books and have the ... more »
By jesseng 0 comments
It is an undeniable fact that food makes us happy. For many of us, we self-medicate by eating carbs. Although it is not the end of the world to indulge once and a while, it is important to not use food as your main source of comfort... more »
By KMD92405 0 comments
This article is going to give you the information you need to become a doula. The following is taken from doula.com What is a doula? A doula is a professional who provides emotional, informational, physical, and practical support for the ... more »
By Juliet Johnson Johnson 2 comments
You're bringing home your baby and life is now complete. Then why are you so tired? Everyone feels overwhelmed after leaving the safety of the hospital and having to go forward alone at home with their baby. Here are some tips for saving your ... more »
By CCrock 10 comments
Sore nipples can really take away from the joy of nursing your newborn. Some soreness in the first few days is normal, but if they get really sore, try some of these ideas for more comfort. If the pain gets too severe for these comfort ... more »
By Sadie's Mom 1 comments
You've been through the weight gain, the mood swings and the fact that somehow a human being emerged from your own body! That's a badge of honor, and that can make you one hot mom... more »
By Quinn Daly 8 comments
Okay, if you are one of those women who only gained 15 pounds went you got pregnant, then this isn't for you. See, I've been in pretty darn good shape my whole life - never overweight, worked out regularly and ate healthy. But damn! When I got ... more »
By Heidi Gonzales 0 comments
After you deliver, you may go through a difficult time adjusting to life with a new baby. You may experience what is called the "baby blues." If you experience the baby blues, you may cry for no apparent reason, feel slightly depressed and may ... more »
By mgonza12 3 comments
Here are some tips I learned along the way in raising my two, very active boys... more »
By rachelachin 1 comments
I found that when I was pregnant, many older mums would say unhelpful things like: "Oh, you'll have your hands full" and "life will never be the same again". It actually frightened me, because they would be negative but ... more »