Preparing for Baby

Learn what new parents wish they had done differently. You need to know this BEFORE your baby arrives. Based on feedback from over 20,000 families. #pregnant #pregnancy #nursery

Skin to skin snuggling with your newborn immediately after birth not only feels right, it has important health benefits as well.

C section recovery and takes time. Registered Nurses explain how to care for yourself after surgery.

You will spend a lot of time feeding your newborn. It’s worth the effort to find a comfortable breastfeeding position. Photos and descriptions in this post.

Breastfeeding can be a bit challenging at first for both you and your newborn baby. Here are 6 breastfeeding tips to make the learning curve easier. #breastfeeding #birth #pregnant #newborn #feedingbaby #baby

A world first study has found that women with diabetes in a low-risk pregnancy can safely express breast milk in late pregnancy, with the study dispelling concerns that the practice could cause harm to babies.

Bringing a new baby home can be an adjustment for everyone, siblings included. While it can be difficult initially, a brother or sister is one of the greatest gifts you can give your child. Here are 10 tips to ease the transition. 1. Talk with your child about what to expect. Read books […]

There are many breastfeeding products on the market. IBCLC's guide you through the available accessories and advise on which you will need to purchase.

Breast changes during pregnancy can take you by surprise. Learn 9 differences you can expect as your body prepares for baby's arrival.

One in every four or five babies is born by cesarean section (C-section). Registered Nurses answer the most commonly asked questions.

Have questions about your recovery after a vaginal birth? Registered Nurses answer the top 10 questions women ask about their recovery.

Learn what pregnant women need to know BEFORE their baby arrives. Feedback from over 20,000 new families. #pregnant #pregnancy Cindy & Jana | Registered Nurses |International Board Certified Lactation Consultants

You may have heard of postpartum depression, but did you know as many as 23% of women experience prenatal depression or depression during pregnancy?

Moments after I had been wheeled into the recovery room following a C-section, the nurse asked me if I'd like to try breastfeeding my baby. I nodded, but inside, I was totally confused. I had read that around day three of being postpartum, my milk…

Twenty things I wish I’d known about having a baby.

Learn what you need to know about breastfeeding before baby arrives.