Newborns & What to Expect

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By Numba1 0 comments
When dealing with a child on a heart monitor, however it can be quite irritating at times. But is the best way to make sure you child is safe. A child should never be placed on his or her belly without a parent of guardian... more »
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 Oktobers 1 comments
There is really nothing in this world like being a new mom. It's one of life greatest joy, but like anything it has it's good moments and it's bad moments. You just have to keep in mind that your not the only one who has gone through this ... more »
By Stephanie Duszynski 3 comments
Making milk is easy! 10 Steps to Make Plenty of Milk... more »
By missforty 3 comments
Of course you can pick up a Baby Names Book and browse through and select a name, but here are some unique methods for choosing your baby boy's name... more »
By Heidi Gonzales 0 comments
Most mothers agree that newborns look a bit funny when they come out. Sometimes the head is shaped like a cone or the newborn may have little white bumps scattered on her nose. Parts of his head are very soft and dented in, and white cheesy stuff ... more »
By Stephanie Duszynski 0 comments
According to a 1999 study in PEDIATRICS, the support of the health care system is a key factor in the success and continuation of breastfeeding. There are several ways to make sure you receive the support necessary during your hospital stay so ... more »
By LynnKeller 0 comments
When a child is sick, there are natural ways to relieve some of the discomfort. This article addresses relief for a stuffy nose or a fever. It also addresses how to avoid dehydration... more »
By momandpopoften 3 comments
Have you ever been thrown up on by a baby? As you know, vomit is neither pretty nor pleasant. But if you are a parent you also know that a sick baby wants to be held and will often wail if you try to put baby down. That means that you, Mom or ... more »
By M A Bramlett 2 comments
Packing a diaper bag for a long drive or a walk in the park can be equally daunting for a new parent. Here is a quick list of the basics that need to go into every diaper bag, every time... more »
By aleinstein 1 comments
Babies are expensive! If you choose not to breastfeed, they really become expensive. Learn how to save money on baby formula right here... more »
By Catwhitehead 0 comments
You have a newborn, and you want this baby to have everything. But you have a newborn, so you can't afford everything. Here are some tips on how to save money on the cost of caring for your new baby... more »
By Lisa Nunez 0 comments
The first week of breastfeeding can feel too overwhelming to continue. I remember feeling unprepared despite taking a class on breastfeeding. Don't let that discourage you. Many times women face challenges with breastfeeding that we can ... 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 Sadie's Mom 1 comments
It's not easy to "have it all", but with confidence, energy, and people to help you... you can be a mom and have a career... more »
By rachelachin 0 comments
At last! Here is some positive practical info that you can use to be really be prepared for your new baby. I found that when I was pregnant, many older mums (mostly strangers would you believe it) would say "oooh. You're going to have your ... 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 eHow Parenting Editor 13 comments
Many new mothers are uncomfortable about breast-feeding in public, but all babies need to eat when they're hungry, and a crying baby is much more noticeable than a nursing baby. Here's how to nurse your baby discreetly, anytime, anywhere... more »
By joyful327 2 comments
Situations such as premature birth, cleft palate, latching issues, and past sexual abuse can prevent a mother from successfully nursing her baby naturally. While formula is an okay choice too, all experts agree that breastmilk is best. If a ... more »
By CCrock 3 comments
There are a variety of ways to help prevent gassiness in babies. But what about when you baby is crying and already gassy? Here are some things to try!.. more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
Bonding with a newborn can seem like second nature to a new mom, but helping a new dad to bond with a newborn can be a challenge. As the mom, it is absolutely necessary to help the dad overcome the many things that can stand between him and his ... more »
By Stephanie Duszynski 0 comments
It's easy to question whether or not your breastfed baby is getting enough to eat - especially if you are a first-time mom! Remember that your body is meant to feed your infant, but the following tips may help you feel more confident as well... more »
By Momof3infl 3 comments
This is an article that will help you save money on baby wipes by making them yourself at home... 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 »