As a parent, the idea of the days growing shorter and the nights longer can be scary when you have a little one…But fear not! In this blog post, I will share some practical tips and tricks to help parents navigate falling back with daylight savings and ensure a smooth transition for the whole family.
Whether you are expecting, a new parent, or a veteran parent, welcoming a baby into your family or life can be a joyous but challenging time. As a nurse, I have been asked frequently about what my best advice is for parents, and I hate to say it but it is a bunch of cheesy tag lines. Hang with me though because they really are IMPORTANT. So here they are…
Let’s cut the crap (see what I did there), being a parent is hard, the last thing on your mind is trying to figure out diaper sizing, when to switch sizes or what size you should stock up on. Between the brand-new baby and the spunky toddler stages you will go through so many different diaper sizes.
Breastfeeding is hard work and can take a lot of our time and energy. One of the important things while breastfeeding is to ensure that you are also feeding yourself and staying hydrated. In order to maintain and support your milk supply, it is important to eat a balanced diet, hydrate yourself, and get plenty of rest. As many of you know, sometimes that is all easier said than done.
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