A woman’s body is designed to deliver babies, but is there a point where a baby can be too big to deliver naturally? The average ... More
Pregnancy & Prenatal Care
Why Pediatricians Recommend Breastfeeding 6 Months or Longer
Breastfeeding is a wonderful experience for both a new mom and baby, but it can also be difficult. Many new moms fear they aren’t ... More
Working through Loss:
Understanding the Causes of Miscarriage
October was International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and we want to take time to recognize all of the mothers out ... More
Contractions: Braxton Hicks, Prodromal Labor or the Real Thing?
It can be very difficult for women – even those that have gone through labor before – to figure out if the contractions they’re ... More
Common Breastfeeding Problem #3: “How do I know if I have a plugged duct or mastitis?”
If you’re in the throes of breastfeeding, you may find yourself dealing with a plugged duct. Plugged ducts are very common among ... More
Warm Hugs: Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Contact in Postpartum Care
Nothing calms you down better than a hug from your mom. Several research studies have shown that newborns need skin-to-skin ... More