Healing The Perineum After Birth
If you are getting ready for baby, chances are, you have baby wipes and diapers galore. You have the organic diaper cream too, right? You are more than prepared for…
Doula Mentorship – Childbirth Ed Mentorship
Maria Silver Pyanov, CPD, CCE has been working with prenatal and postpartum families since 2007. Doula mentorship and Childbirth Educator mentorship is available virtually, or in-person in the greater Philadelphia…
Positive Birth – Why Your Birth Will Not Be Scary Like The Movies
Nearly everyone is hoping for a positive birth. However, many think of think birth is: “Puuuush! 1...2...3...4….” “The doctor delivering my baby saved his life. If we were not hooked…
6 Things You Must Do to Prepare For Birth
Photo by freestocks.org You have completed your baby registry, planned the nursery, and packed your birth center/hospital bag, so you are all set, right? Or must you also prepare for…
Healing Baby Eczema – 6 Tips to Help
Skin like a baby – a saying we all hear. We expect our sweet babies to have smooth and flawless skin. For some babies, the smooth skin does not last long. If your baby's smooth newborn skin becomes red, dry, bumpy, and itchy, eczema is often the culprit. Healing baby eczema can feel overwhelming, but it is possible!
Premature Babies – What to Expect in The NICU
New babies bring excitement. However, that excitement can quickly turn to worry when you realize you’re facing a premature birth. What to expect with premature babies can be unknown to…
Infant Development – “Container Baby Syndrome”
Wondering which baby gear, you need to add to your baby shower registry? Have you heard of "Container Baby Syndrome?" Perhaps your pediatrician mentioned "container baby syndrome" and you're wondering…
Childbirth Class – 10 Reasons You Need One
Birth is an instinctual process, but there are still many benefits to taking a childbirth class. It is not uncommon for many parents to never witness childbirth until it is…
When Does The Third Trimester Start?
A typical pregnancy lasts about 38-42 weeks. These weeks are broken into three trimesters. It can be confusing to know which trimester you’re in as the first and second trimester…