Postpartum Health
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Expectant fathers prepare for the arrival of their daughters differently than do mothers. Setting the stage now for developing those bonds is crucial. more...
Risk factors for delayed lactation include obesity, a prolonged pushing stage and a cesarean birth. Mothers can increase supply by pumping and feeding frequently. more...
After you give birth, the work may be just starting. Adequate rest, nutrition, exercise and support are crucial. more...
Colostrum - The Amazing First Milk
Colostrum is a rich milk that contains antibodies and good bacteria to protect your baby from illness. Though small in quantity, it is just what your baby needs. more...
While about half of all mothers choose to stay at home, it is still viewed as the lessor of the two choices. There are benefits to full-time mothering more...
Good parenting skills develop over a lifetime. Some methods of parenting may offer quick fixes that do not work for every family. Getting to know your baby is crucial. more...
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Getting Your Body Back after Baby
By: Nicole Palacios
How can you get your post baby body back? It is possible. With some key tips, you can get back into your skinny jeans. more...
By: Holly Pateman
After giving birth, your doctor will likely want to see you on a weekly basis for the first six weeks postpartum to assess your recovery and your baby's development. more...
By: Sue Cartledge
About 13 percent of new mothers experience post-partum depression. New research shows that counseling and peer support might be more help than anti-depressant drugs. more...
A newborn baby is the greatest gift there is-- but Mom will appreciate a little something else as well! Here are some holiday gift ideas for mothers of infants. more...
By:
Angela England
You have your little one in your arms at last and are eager to play and interact with your baby. What games can you play together? more...
When a woman has postpartum depression, a support system can help her immensely. Here are some ways that you can help. more...
By: Amy Krug
If you have postpartum depression, build your own support system by reaching out to your friends and family and seeking advice from doctors and psychiatrists. more...
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