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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Congratulations! Welcome to the world of parenthood, where much is to be discovered—both about yourself and your new little one. While I can't promise smooth sailing, I can say that it will be the most unforgettable ride you'll ever take. Here are my top 10 tips to survive the first year of parenthood.
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There are many reasons to choose to work with a midwife - starting with keeping you and your baby as healthy as possible.
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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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Bringing home a sibling for your first child is an incredible gift. Most kids – about 80% – are raised with at least one brother or sister. Your kids will grow up together and have each other’s support and connection for a lifetime!
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Newborn babies’ skin is often red, blotchy, and bumpy but most of these imperfections are nothing to worry about!
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Babywearing can help parents and infants get through those challenging early days of infancy, especially if you have a more “colicky” baby.
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