Congratulations on your little baby who was just (or about to be) born! Nearing the end of pregnancy is exciting, mama.
Sharing our body with our baby for the past nine months is an amazing journey. But hey, we do want our bodies back, don’t we?!
But even after our baby arrives, we face yet another period of time where our body still hasn’t reached normal. It takes time after birthing a baby before we feel like ourselves again.
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Are you considering breastfeeding your little one and want to know some good reasons why you should?
Or do you already breastfeed but need a refresher on why you’re doing this in the first place?
I get it!
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The big day is almost here mama!
Excited for the birth of your newborn baby girl or boy? While my birth was a scheduled c-section I was excited to welcome my twins into this world!
While some mothers go with the flow when it comes to child birth, others wish to be more involved in what happens during the process.
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Congrats! You’ve mastered labor and delivery and now you’re on your way to breastfeeding your little one.
You’ve got all your supplies and you are finally finding a groove to on-demand feeding. But, then something happens and you get some discomfort when you breastfeed.
You make sure your little one has the perfect latch and still, it hurts when your baby breastfeeds.
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Are you considering taking a childbirth class before your little one arrives? You might be wondering if it’s worth it and just how prepared you can really get for such a big transition.
If you (like many others) believe there is only one way to give birth, taking a childbirth class will be to your advantage. Not only can our bodies do incredible things, mama, but we haven’t begun to see the power we really have!
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Elna is a mom to twins who blogs and writes for a living. She loves all things mom. While she’s not blogging, you can find Elna meal planning, organizing and helping other moms in her Facebook group, Ready Set Blog for Traffic (From Mom to Mompreneur). →