Elizabeth Oyler BSN, RN, IBCLC Baby-Friendly Program Coordinator Breastfeeding issues are a common topic of discussion during postpartum checkups. For women who experience difficulty nursing,
Your pediatrician will play an important role in keeping your child happy and healthy, and you’ll spend a significant amount of time at their office
For new moms, breastfeeding often comes with a long list of questions, concerns and uncertainties. Learn more about what you can expect when breastfeeding by
Car seats help protect your children if you have an accident which is why it’s so important to use the right car seat every time your child is in the car. There are many car seat choices on the market today and it’s important to know which one is appropriate for your child’s age and size and that the seat fits correctly in your vehicle.
When your baby is between 4 and 6 months old, he or she should be ready for their first taste of solid food. If you are on the fence about whether you should make baby food at home or buy it, here’s a great article about the pros and cons of both options.
Having a baby is a huge change in any woman’s life. No matter how much you research, no one is 100% prepared for the physical, emotional, and psychological effect it can have on them. At Baptist Health, we want to ensure that postpartum depression (PPD) isn’t shrouded in mystery; after all, it affects up to 15% of new mothers.
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