Pregnancy and baby 2

You are exclusively breastfeeding and are unsure if your baby is full when breastfeeding from the breast. It can be so hard to be confident that baby is getting enough when you are breastfeeding for the first time. Maybe you don’t have people around you who have breastfed their own babies and just have no where to turn to for your questions. Don’t worry mama you got this! How Do I Know My Baby Is Full When Breastfeeding? I am here to help in anyway that I can and I am more than willing to answer any questions you may have! I have compiled an amazing list of over 50 breastfeeding resources to help you from learning how to breastfed to learning how to wean. This post contains affiliate links which means with your purchase I receive a small commission at no cost to you. Baby wants to breastfeed constantly Are you worried that your baby isn’t getting enough breast milk because your baby wants to breastfeed constantly? Try not to stress over a seemingly constantly hu

BABY HAS A SMALL TUMMY The reason why your baby is spitting up is because she has a small tummy. Did you know that your baby’s tummy at birth is the size of a cherry? After 3 days, the tummy is the size of a walnut, which is really not that big! For the first four months, the tummy really can’t hold that much, which is why you need to feed her so often. When the tummy gets filled too fast, the milk come right back up and that’s when the baby spits up. BABY GETTING TOO MUCH MILK TOO FAST When the baby gets too much milk too fast, she will spit up. Sometimes, especially in the early days, our breasts can become so full that when the milk comes out, it’s quite forceful. Your baby will then receive a lot of milk all at once and sometimes, she will choke on it. To combat this, you can let the initial spray come out first and then offer baby the breast. That way the baby is not choking on it. Then, you can lean back so that the milk doesn’t pool in the back of the mouth. You

After months of waiting (and labor hours!), A mother can finally live at the moment she has been waiting for nine months: meet her baby! There is no doubt that meeting this precious little one for the first time is an incredible experience. After giving birth, however, new mothers and their babies do not only do their work and routine. Much happens immediately after a baby is born, especially in the first 24 hours. Later, a newborn baby undergoes a physical examination, followed by plans to prevent serious health problems. Finally, there is an educational component for the whole family, as well as a different assessment before your baby leaves the hospital. So let’s look at some important things that happen to a newborn baby after birth. CARE IN THE DELIVERY ROOM IMMEDIATELY AFTER BIRTH Immediately after delivery, a newborn is dried and a nurse separates secretions from the baby’s airways. APGAR SCORE Before the baby is given to the mother for the first time, t

12 Weird Ways To Tell If You’re Having A Girl Or A Boy One of the most exciting times during pregnancy is finding out the gender of the baby. Once you learn the gender, it’s a blast to have a reveal party and share the experience with family and friends. Although most people find out about gender during an ultrasound appointment, there are several wives’ tales that claim you can tell your baby’s gender without an ultrasound. There is a handful we’re sure you’ve heard of before, but some of these will come as a complete surprise to you. #1 Skin Changes Girl: oily skin Boy: dry skin #2 Acne Girl: extra oil causes breakouts Boy: no change to normal acne #3 The ‘Glow Girl: no change Boy: the stereotypical pregnancy glow #4 Linea Nigra Girl: dark line stops below the belly button Boy: dark line continues above the belly button #5 Baking Soda Test mix two tablespoons of baking soda with your urine. *this method is said to be 80% accurate!* Girl: n

WOMEN WHO NORMALLY EXPERIENCE HEADACHES OR MIGRAINES WILL MOST LIKELY HAVE HEADACHES DURING PREGNANCY. RESEARCH SHOWS THAT SOME WOMEN WHO HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED A MIGRAINE BEFORE, HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF EXPERIENCING THE Here is a list of 9 natural treatments for  headaches during pregnancy  that worked for me and can hopefully help some other moms out there as well! What Causes Pregnancy Headaches? Women can often experience  pregnancy headaches  during the first trimester because of fluctuations in our hormones and an increase in blood volume. (lucky us!) In most cases, pregnancy headaches aren’t as painful by the second trimester. However, there are some of us unlucky mamas who have  pregnancy headaches  for up to four-five months! Yes, this was me, unfortunately! Causes of headaches during pregnancy  can include: caffeine withdrawal sleep deprivation low blood sugar dehydration stress Most of the time, when we have a headache, we normally tackle it with