Ayodele AkenzuaAs a new mom, choosing to breastfeed is a decision you would find beneficial to you and your baby. But because nursing your baby requires a lot of energy, you may notice that breastfeeding makes you tired. One question often asked is, does breastfeeding make you tired, or is it just being a new mom…
JayDee VykoukalIf you’re a new mom (or preparing to give birth soon!), you may be wondering which breastfeeding books to read. There are so many options out there, that it can be hard to know where to start! That’s why we’ve put together this list of the best breastfeeding books for new moms. These books will…
JayDee VykoukalSummer is a time for fun in the sun! And what better way to enjoy it than with your little one? One essential item for summertime with a baby is a good towel. Not all towels are created equal – some are better suited for bath time, others for pool time, and still others for…
Ayodele AkenzuaYes, breastfeeding will certainly make you hungry! Mamas, you may notice that breastfeeding makes you hungry during the 1st few months. Especially if you choose to exclusively breastfeed your baby. Breastfeeding uses up a lot of energy from your body, about 500 additional calories per day. So, you are bound to feel hungry A LOT!…
Michael DinneenReturning to work after maternity leave proves challenging for many new mothers. Making childcare arrangements can be costly and time-consuming, while breastfeeding mothers have the additional worry of pumping to consider. Even once all that’s been planned for, there’s the inevitable separation anxiety to manage. Planning on heading back into the office after an extended…
JayDee VykoukalSummertime is for swimming! But what about the little ones who are just starting out? How can you keep them safe in the pool while they’re still learning to swim? Check out our recommendations for the best baby pool floats. From infant floats to toddler-sized options, we’ve got you covered. Keep your child safe and…