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Our Top 10 Picks for Your Baby Registry: Infant Care Edition

Having you been pinning list after list of items for your baby registry? Are you feeling overwhelmed with including what seems like 100 hundred items? Good news! We’ve taken all the work of paring down your list into a more manageable Top 10 list. This is the third and final blog in our Top 10 Picks for Your Baby Registry series. This final list is all focused on the essential items that you need for bathing and diapering your new baby.

4th Trimester, New Parents, Newborn, Parenting, Pregnancy, Top 10Heather ClementsFebruary 4, 2020baby registry, newborn care, newborn, bath, diapers

Our Top 10 Picks for Your Baby Registry: Infant Sleep Edition

PIcking out items for your baby registry can feel overwhelming. That’s why we created our Top 10 Baby Registry series. This week we focus on our favorite items for Infant Sleep. It features our favorite products to help your newborn get the best and safest sleep.

4th Trimester, New Parents, Newborn, Parenting, Postpartum Doulas, Pregnancy, Sleep, Top 10, Infant SleepHeather ClementsOctober 29, 2019pregnancy, newborn care, newborn, sleep, safe sleep, newborn sleep, baby registry

Our Top10 Picks for Your Baby Registry: Infant Feeding Edition

Avoid the Google rabbit-hole and check out our list of the Top 10 things you need for feeding your newborn. We cover both breastfeeding and bottlefeeding in this post. Let us know if you have a favorite item you’d add to the list!

4th Trimester, Breastfeeding, Formula Feeding, Newborn, New Parents, Top 10Heather ClementsOctober 1, 2019newborn, baby registry, bresatfeeding, bottle feeding, formula feeding, breastpump

Putting the “Grand” in Grandparent

You’ve probably heard about grandparents coming to visit when the new baby is born. This can be a dream when grandparents can help new parents get rest and food. You may have also heard about some grandparents who put the baby to sleep on their stomach or add rice cereal to a bottle of formula or breastmilk. Or, telling the parents what they are doing is wrong, even if its what their pediatrician told them to do. This can be more of a nightmare for new parents who start to distrust the new grandparents in caring for the new baby. Fortunately, there are ways grandparents-to-be can prepare for this new role by learning about boundaries and up to date newborn care. Check out our recommendations in this blog.

4th Trimester, New Parents, Newborn, Parenting, Relationships, GrandparentsHeather ClementsJuly 24, 2019Pregnancy, newborn, newborn care, Grandparents

You're Not a Perfect Mom And Here's Why

How many times a day have you looked at your new baby, looked around your home, and crucified yourself because you are not a perfect mom? How many times a day do you beat yourself up because this new parenthood thing is SO different from how you imagined it would be? We see you. And we’ve got something we need to say to you.