Traveling with a baby and afraid you’re not prepared? You’re not alone. Adventure travel blogger Lesley Carter shares her insights below: Ensure You Have Correct Documentation Traveling with a baby and afraid you’re not prepared? You’re not alone. Adventure travel blogger Lesley Carter shares her insights below: Required documentation may include: PassportBirth certificateCopies of birth [...]
Article by Shruti Mishra, founder of Freshly MomsThis can be a sensitive discussion due given the fact that the pressure to eat right may sometimes cause mothers to give up breastfeeding sooner. While I empathize with that reasoning, I also believe that mothers should be aware of which nutrients can get passed on to the [...]
I can hardly believe I've been at this breastfeeding thing for over 3 years now. Two babies have been nourished by me, not counting the babies we have donated our oversupply to. Nursing my own babies has been the single hardest thing to learn, which says a lot because I have always been academically inclined. [...]
**Note: some might find imagery that appears in this article graphic** Feeding an infant is a learning process, and in-person support can make that learning curve easier to experience. Nanobébé is proud to partner with Everyday Birth Magazine to support new moms in their journey toward successful breastfeeding. In their documentary series Life’s Work, you can [...]
It’s almost time! How exciting to be in the final stretch toward welcoming your new little one into the world. Prepping for delivery time and hospital stay may have your mind reeling with excitement and nerves all at the same time. Well we’ve got you covered with a thorough list of items you’ll actually use [...]
When you have an adorable baby (whose isn’t??), you want to capture the cuteness as much as you can! Sometimes babies “cooperate” and other times you have loads of photos that you end up deleting. There are ways to photograph your little ones, so that most of the pictures are keepers! Here are some basics to [...]
After coming home from the hospital, some dads may feel left out of family life and struggle to bond with their babies. In fact, a 2009 study found that 40 percent of dads felt that they had nothing to do after the baby was born. However, there are plenty of things new dads can do [...]
Being a working Mom, especially in the early years, is tough. There are stresses over pumping, trying to be there for all of the milestones, learning how to split time (after the work day ends) between several children, and trying to balance the rest of life amidst it all. Things can get a little crazy. [...]
Mental Health Support is Critical For New Moms When you give birth to a baby, you probably don’t know what to expect. If you have experience with children or have friends that have kids, you may have some context as to what it’s like to be around babies, but if you’ve never babysat or all [...]
Your Baby's Development and Important Milestones From the moment you bring your newborn home from the hospital, you will anticipate all of those firsts. You don't want to miss a single one. Not only is the anticipation of watching your child grow exciting, but it is also critical to identify key stages and know when [...]
