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Celebrating the strength and resilience of America’s workforce.
Celebrating the strength and resilience of America’s workforce.
The pelvic floor consists of layers of muscles that stretch from the pubic bone (in front) to the end of the backbone (spine). During pregnancy there is more weight from the baby, placenta, increased blood volume and an enlarged uterus putting more pressure on the pelvic floor. As a result, your pelvic floor muscles are…
The journey to parenthood is one of the most transformative experiences in life, especially when it comes to your first birth. It’s not just about bringing a new life into the world; it’s about the emotional, physical, and psychological changes that take place along the way. This first birth sets the stage for your future…
Sleep is essential at all stages of life, but it becomes especially important during pregnancy. Adequate rest supports both the mother’s health and the development of the baby, playing a critical role in overall well-being. However, many expectant mothers struggle with sleep due to various discomforts, hormonal changes, or anxiety about the future. In this…
Introducing solids is a major milestone, and parents often choose between baby-led weaning (BLW) and traditional purees. Both methods have benefits, and the right choice depends on your baby’s readiness and family preferences. Traditional Purees This method involves spoon-feeding smooth or mashed foods before transitioning to thicker textures. Pros: Easy to digest, allows controlled nutrient…
Creating a birth plan is an empowering way to take control of your labor and delivery experience. It helps ensure that your wishes are known and respected, and it provides clear communication between you and your healthcare team. Whether you’re a first-time parent or expecting your second or third child, having a well-thought-out birth plan…
Sleep is one of the biggest challenges for new parents. In the first few months, newborns sleep a lot but not always in long stretches. Understanding what’s normal (and what’s not) can help set realistic expectations and ease the stress. Most newborns sleep between 14-17 hours in a 24-hour period, broken into short naps and…
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