Let’s be real for a second. When a new baby comes into the picture, it often feels like everything falls on mom's shoulders, and she likely feels that way too. However, dads have a huge role to play! Not only can you be incredibly helpful, but you can also create a strong bond with your little one right from the start. Here are some tips on how to be the ultimate supportive partner and crush it at fatherhood.
Professional networking doesn’t have to stop the minute you become a parent. In fact, having a child can actually open the door to meeting and making even more connections than before. Whether you’re chatting with another parent at the park or making small talk in the daycare doorway, having a child can be your “in” to opening the lines of communication with other working parents.
Parenthood is a journey filled with endless decisions, and choosing the right diaper for your little one is easily one of the most important ones. The average baby goes through 2,200 in the first year alone! That’s a ton of diapers. In a market flooded with options, the importance of transparency in the ingredients of baby products cannot be overstated. We all want what’s best for our babies - comfort and general well-being are top priority.
As a new parent, you want the best for your newborn, especially when it comes to something as essential as diapers. With countless options available, finding the right diaper that balances comfort, safety, and environmental responsibility can be overwhelming.
As your family grows, so will your spending. By a lot. Hospital bills. Diaper costs. Daycare expenses. Snacks. More snacks. And while the financial struggle of starting a family is real, having a baby doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank. Here are a few tips and tricks to help you save a little dough as your family grows.
K.I.N.D. Day, or Kids In Need of Diapers Day, is coming up this May 4th. It’s an important day intended to bring attention to a fundamental yet often overlooked need in many American households: diapers. This day not only sheds light on the far reaching challenges and stressors faced by families struggling to afford this basic necessity, but also encourages those who are able to provide support and take action.