Pregnancy the Second Time Around
The first pregnancy was hard, the second even harder, but it’s so worth it in the end! What to expect, and the silver lining at the end of the tunnel.
Category: Attachment Parenting
We’re Having A Girl… Again!
Preparing for a second child is exciting, but it does come with some fears. Will I love my second baby as much as my first? Will the babies love each other?
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A Picture A Day for Baby’s First Year
365 Days of Baby Photos – a fun, creative way to capture your baby’s first year.
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Pumping At Work: Everything Breastfeeding Moms Need To Know
From one working, breastfeeding mom to another, here are all the tips, tricks, and helpful hints you need for successful breast pumping at work.
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Maternity Leave Ending? 10 Tips for an Easier Transition Back to Work
If your maternity leave is coming to an end, don’t fret! Read these ten tips for successfully transitioning back to work. You and your baby will get through this!
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No Time Outs for Mommy!
How many moms can relate to a non-stop weekday routine? Does your life feel like Groundhog Day! Despite the lack of sleep, lack of me-time, and feeling constantly pulled in a million directions, I wouldn’t trade my family for the world.
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Teach Your Children to Love Food
My honey-do list is long. Very long, in fact. It’s not my fault that I have such a talented, creative, good-with-his-hands hubby. One day, I was washing Maddie’s hands in our kitchen sink. I stood her up on our garbage can while I turned the water on (not very safe), and Bing! A light bulb went… Continue reading Teach Your Children to Love Food
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Breastfeeding Struggles: The First Eight Weeks Are the Hardest
There are so many incredible benefits to breastfeeding. Most importantly, it provides your baby with the ultimate nourishment. But it’s hard – especially at the beginning.
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Ten Tips for a More Enjoyable Labor and Delivery
You’re about to meet your baby! Congratulations! But before you do, you have to get through the hard part: labor and delivery. Here are ten tips that either helped me, or I wish I had known when I had my little one.
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Labor and Delivery: Expectations vs. Reality
About to have a baby, but don’t really know what to expect? Here’s the downright truth so you can go into it with realistic expectations and advice for a more pleasurable experience.
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