Fortunately, jaundice in newborns usually causes no lasting harm, but it’s extremely important to check for it and treat it when necessary.
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Yes! The “fourth trimester” is another way to describe the postpartum period - the first three months after your baby is born. It’s a time of major adjustment for you, your baby, and for everyone else you live with. It can be rough - I wasn’t prepared for it, even though I’m an obstetrician!
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Breastfeeding isn't just between a mom and a baby, but in truth it “takes a village” to support any baby, especially when breastfeeding. If you’re part of a baby’s village, here are ways you can help the baby get breast milk and thrive.
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Every labor and birth are different. I encourage you to be flexible and know that you’re strong. With the support of your care team, you can handle whatever comes your way! Here’s a list of things to know about labor and delivery that may be helpful.
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Taking care of your health is so important when you are breastfeeding! Try these tips to keep your milk supply high.
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I recently asked a group of pediatricians what 3 pieces of advice they wish all new parents knew. Life with a newborn can be surprisingly hard – what might make things easier? And how can new parents help keep their babies safer? The answers were remarkably consistent. We, pediatricians, seem to think alike!
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Recently, a couple came to see me for their first baby’s 2-week checkup. They were happy and tired. The baby was beautiful and gaining weight well.
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Let’s face it – the first hours and days of breastfeeding can be rough. You feel committed to breastfeeding and know it’s the healthiest, best choice for both you and your baby.
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