Tag: family support
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Newborn Care and Development 101
At home insemination Hey there, new parents! It’s wild to think that your little bundle of joy is finally here, and yes, they’re super tiny! If you’re feeling a bit anxious about that first bath or how to get the perfect swaddle, relax—you’ve got this! In this section, we’ll cover everything you need to know…
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Essential Tips for New Parents: Insights from Experienced Moms and Dads
At home insemination As a new parent, you’re embarking on an incredible journey filled with joy, challenges, and countless lessons. Fortunately, you don’t have to navigate this path alone. Advice from other parents can be invaluable, helping you manage the ups and downs of parenthood with greater ease. Here are some top tips shared by…
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Navigating Pregnancy After Postpartum Depression
At home insemination If you experienced postpartum depression (PPD) after the birth of your first child, you might be understandably anxious about the possibility of facing it again if you decide to have another baby. This concern can deter many women—and their partners—from pursuing a second pregnancy. However, it doesn’t have to be that way.…
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I Completed 147 Miles in Memory of My Son’s NICU Journey — And Raised $50,000 for Premature Infants
At home insemination My son, Leo, was born when I was just 23 weeks into my pregnancy, and his incredible fight for life inspired me to take action. In the early weeks, I feared I had lost him due to heavy bleeding. Despite the uncertainty, every check-up revealed his strong little heartbeat, and his anatomy…
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8 Strategies for Navigating Pregnancy with a Toddler
At home insemination Managing a toddler while pregnant can feel overwhelming, but with a few clever strategies, you can make the journey smoother. Here’s how to handle the challenges of being pregnant with a little one at home. 1. Seek Support Don’t hesitate to ask for help! Whether it’s your partner, a family member, or…
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How to Curb Yelling at Your Kids
At home insemination It’s not uncommon for parents, like Lisa and Mark, to feel overwhelmed by their energetic toddlers. You might find yourself losing your cool and raising your voice, which can be distressing for both you and your little one. While there are moments when a firm tone is necessary—especially to avert potential dangers—yelling…
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Charitable Organizations Supporting Families in Need
At home insemination The holiday season is a time of joy, but for many families facing challenges, it can bring feelings of anxiety and heartache. If you’re looking to lend a hand or are in search of support, several organizations are dedicated to helping families during difficult times. Here are a few noteworthy ones: No…
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Why You Should Consider Sharing Your Pregnancy Early
At home insemination In today’s world, waiting 12 weeks to announce your pregnancy is not a necessity. I remember when one of my students pointed at my belly and exclaimed, “You’re pregnant!” at just six and a half weeks along. I laughed it off, attributing my bloated belly to a big lunch. But reflecting on…
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Activity Restrictions During Pregnancy: Understanding Your Doctor’s Recommendations
At home insemination Getting rest during pregnancy, often referred to as activity restriction, is a term commonly used by healthcare providers when they suggest limiting your activities. This can range from taking frequent breaks to, in more severe cases, a hospital stay. While about 20% of pregnancies in the U.S. still involve some form of…
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Omari Johnson & the ARIAH Foundation: Supporting Moms and Families
At home insemination In the wake of his loss, Omari turned to his art as a form of healing. His paintings not only helped him cope but also sparked a movement advocating for improved maternal health care. The ARIAH Foundation, founded by Omari, is dedicated to raising awareness and ensuring that no family faces the…