Baby Colic? Avoid These 3 Mistakes
Baby colic occurs when an otherwise healthy baby cries inconsolably for extended periods of time without any apparent reason. There are, however, certain mistakes some parents...
2 Fussy Baby Mistakes Parents Make
Caring for an extremely fussy baby can be difficult, and it’s not uncommon for parents to make some critical mistakes. In this audio segment, certified postpartum Doula...
The “Crying Baby Checklist”
When an infant is crying inconsolably for a long period of time, it can be useful for parents to conduct a short “crying baby checklist.” In this audio segment,...
Colic: How To Know If Your Baby Has It
Colic is typically associated with a wide variety of symptoms in babies, including excessive spitting up, arching the back, crying while nursing, and inconsolable crying for...
Breast Milk – Is Your Baby Getting Enough To Eat?
Many breastfeeding moms have difficulty determining when their baby has had enough to eat, often leading to worry and (in some cases) overfeeding and spitting up. In this...
Breast Feeding Tip: How To Get A Proper Latch
Sore nipples are one of the most common side effects of breast feeding your baby. In this interview segment, breast feeding educator Anna Marie Nelson discusses why sore...
Breastfeeding Success: The Number One Challenge
Many women can find breastfeeding a bit challenging when first starting out. In this interview segment, Anna Marie Nelson, a certified Doula (DONA) and certified breastfeeding...
How To Treat Colic With Baby Massage
Many parents swear by baby massage as a cure for colic. It improves circulation, eases digestion, promotes healthy growth and strengthens the bond between parent and child.
How To Lull Your Baby To Sleep Using White Noise
In the womb, everything seems like white noise to a baby. They become comfortable with this, and it creates a sense of safety and reassurance. Here are some simple ways to...
Baby Crying? Here Are 7 Ways To Stay Calm
Discover 7 simple ways to get your baby to calm down and stop crying, just by managing your own stress level.