Pregnancy
How to Sleep After a C-Section
Sleep after a C-section is important for recovery. Finding a good position, the right temperature, and medications can help you with sleep after surgery.
Pregnancy
C-Section Scar Pain: What to Do When It Keeps Hurting
C-section incision pain is common right after delivery. Pain that lasts for months or years after your C-section should be addressed by a doctor.
Pregnancy
Curb Walking to Induce Labor: Does It Work?
Curb walking can help open up your pelvis and bring your baby down into position for delivery. It’s one of the best ways to induce labor naturally.
Pregnancy
Midwives Brew: Does It Really Work to Induce Labor?
Midwives brew is a drink made with castor oil that can help jumpstart labor. It should only be used after discussion and approval of your physician.
Pregnancy
Creating Your C-Section Birth Plan
A C-section birth plan is a great tool for both planned and unexpected cesarean sections. Having a plan relieves stress and gets your needs met during delivery.
Pregnancy
The C-Section Shelf: Does It Ever Go Away?
A C-section shelf is excess skin and fat that hangs over a C-section scar. You can make it smaller with diet and exercise or eliminate it with a tummy tuck.
Pregnancy
C-Section Scar Healing Stages and Care
A C-section is a major surgery that will leave a scar. You can minimize scarring by caring for your incision in the first weeks after delivery.
Health & Nutrition
Baby Acne vs Herpes: How to Tell the Difference
Baby acne is a condition that resolves on its own. Neonatal herpes is dangerous and requires treatment. If you think your baby has herpes, seek medical care.
Special Needs
Developing Verbal Comprehension in Special Needs Children
Developing verbal comprehension in special needs children can be particularly challenging. Here are some ways to improve verbal comprehension.
Autism
Managing Repetitive Behavior in Children With Autism
Managing repetitive behavior in children with autism is possible, and it's an essential step in avoiding self-harm and improving social skills.
Breastfeeding
Sudden Drop in Milk Supply: 4 Causes and Solutions
A sudden drop in milk supply is stressful for both mom and baby. A healthy diet and stress management can help you make enough milk for your growing baby.
Development
Reciprocal Conversation Skills and Your Child’s Development
Reciprocal conversation is communication between two people. Problems with these skills can have an effect on every area of a child’s life
Pregnancy
6 Must-Haves for Your C-Section Recovery Kit
Whether planned or a surprise, a c-section recovery kit can help you heal more quickly. You want to make sure you care for yourself after a c-section.
Special Needs
Building Adaptive Skills in Children with Disabilities
Adaptive skills are the skills your child needs to care for themselves and gain independence. Children with disabilities may need more help learning these skills.
Breastfeeding
How to Tell if Breast Milk Is Bad
Breast milk can have different tastes, smells, and colors. Knowing how to tell if breast milk is bad will keep your baby safe and keep you from throwing away good...