Posts Tagged ‘newborn’
Your Guide to Lactation Support: Who Are the Specialists?
When it comes to lactation support, the alphabet soup of certifications can be quite confusing. From IBCLCs to CLCs and CLEs, each type of lactation support specialist brings a unique set of skills and knowledge to the table. Let’s break down these certifications to help you understand who you might be consulting. The IBCLC, or…
Read MoreNavigating the Challenges of PMADS: Focus on OCD
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can emerge as a side effect, presenting with symptoms such as intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, often centered around the well-being of the baby.
Read MoreMaximizing Postpartum Sleep: A Nighttime Routine Guide
In the days of Daylight Savings Time (can you believe we’re still doing this?) This blog is about prioritizing sleep for YOU. The postpartum period is both magical and challenging for new mothers. Amidst the joy of welcoming a little one, sleep deprivation becomes a constant companion. However, establishing a thoughtful nighttime routine can significantly…
Read MoreA DIY Guide to Photographing Your Newborn
Creating DIY newborn photos at home can be a fun way to bond with your baby and capture precious moments. Start by selecting a room with ample natural light to create a soft and flattering ambiance. If possible, choose a time when the room is naturally well-lit. Keep the setup simple by using blankets, swaddles,…
Read MoreTraveling With Your Newborn Baby
It’s that time of year again! Michigan Family Doulas has had a lot of requests from families to take our doulas along with them as they travel up north, out of the state and even out of the country! (Yes, we can go to Anguilla and Hawaii with you!!) So, I thought this blog post…
Read MoreBringing Your Baby Home: Part 3 of 3
Newborn baby care is an important part of parenting. Knowing how to take care of a baby properly is essential for their health and wellbeing. To make sure your baby is healthy and safe, there are a few key points to keep in mind. First, it’s important to make sure your baby is getting enough…
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