The phrase “as soft as a baby’s bottom” exists for good reason. Newborn’s have the absolute softest skin! It’s a soft like no other. It requires a special kind of care because of how soft and delicate it is, totally different than how you’d care for your own skin!
The first 24 hours with your baby is nothing but pure bliss. Labor is over, pregnancy is behind you, and you finally get to meet the precious angel you’ve been dreaming about since you first saw those two pink lines.
While some families firmly believe that their baby should only sleep in a crib in their own room, an increasing number are participating in a range of sleep practices from co-sleeping to bed sharing. Let’s discuss what it is, why you may or may not choose to practice it, and how to do it more safely.
With the weight you carry as a parent, it is okay to ask someone to bench you in parenting. It is okay for you to feel overwhelmed with your responsibility as a parent. And it is okay to be supported in your role and responsibility as a parent. You do not have to do it alone
Since sleeping with your baby in room is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for the first 6 to 12 months of your newborn’s life, having a smaller footprint bassinet is a great option for the first 3 to 5 months. Here are my choices for the top 5 best bedside bassinets.
It’s important to know that communication is key to connection and babies are trying to communicate from day one. Here's how to pick up on all the verbal and non-verbal cues your little one is sharing with you.