As your baby's due date approaches you might be wondering how recent surges in COVID-19 will be affecting your care. We surveyed over 20 nurses from around the country and here's what we've found out.
Many women feel overwhelmed about returning to work after maternity leave. This is a change-upon-change-upon-change part of a person’s life. Here are some things you should think about during pregnancy and after baby is born to better prepare for returning to work.
There are exciting new areas of medical research that are helping to guide recommendations for what and when to feed babies to prevent food allergies. Early food introduction for allergy prevention also aligns with establishing healthy eating habits.
With the changes in the spread of the Corona Virus, there are many unknowns when it comes to breastfeeding, but we are watching developments with a keen eye. At Wumblekin, we believe in providing our customers with information that is backed by science.
Many women struggle to find tension relief when combating the normal aches of growing a tiny human, especially when it becomes harder to stretch properly as your body is shifting and expanding to make room for baby! That’s where massage therapy balls come in.
It’s also traditionally been a time where the baby was whisked away within minutes for being cleaned up and more, and then eventually returned to mom. We know now that's not the best practice, and the transition between birth and the first hour is critical for the health of mom and baby.
From the day you find out you are pregnant, your world changes. From that moment on, it’s not just you, or the two of you; you’re bringing a whole new life into the world. There is nothing like a baby on the way to make us reexamine, well, everything in our lives!
The months and weeks before baby arrives mark the end of your time as “just the two of you” for quite some time. Planning a Babymoon is a great way to make sure you take a break from the preparations and enjoy each other before everything changes!
In honor of this summertime inspiration, we’ve compiled three popular picks from each of our favorite book lists. From Reese’s Book Club and She Reads, to Book of the Month and Oprah’s Book Club, the following summer reads all have one thing in common: big-time reviews!
The ultrasound tech had a look of “oh no!” on her face, and I reassured her that we had experienced miscarriage before, and I would be okay. She immediately turned the screen and said, “No, no! There are TWO!” (She later told me that she is never sure how to deliver the news because it’s BIG!)
Kids, and more specifically, babies, are expensive. The potential costs during baby’s first year range from $21K on the low end to $51K on the high end according to one analysis by NerdWallet. Here's our top five big ticket baby registry items you can skip.
