First Time Mom

Rub-a-dub-dub, a baby in a tub. And safe that baby will be!

With roughly 58 children drowning in bathtubs each year, practicing bath safety at home is a lifesaving practice. Keep your child safe and sound with these five bath safety tips.

Keeping baby cool during the winter? This might seem odd, but it is actually a safer care tactic for your little one. A parent’s natural reaction is typically to bundle baby up and crank up the heat. However, if your child is too warm, this can pose severe health risks.

Every mama’s situation is unique, but most find themselves trying to juggle two primary areas: taking care of the house and taking care of the baby. Additionally, you must try to find time to just be you. Is that even possible with all you do? It needs to be...

Have you ever found yourself asking why your baby’s poop looks the way it does? A baby’s stools can be different in color and texture depending on many factors. Your baby’s poop communicates a lot about your baby’s overall health. A baby’s stools will change as he or she grows, so it’s important to know what is healthy and what could be a potential warning sign. 

August is National Breastfeeding Month! To celebrate, we want to talk all about breastfeeding in its trials and its joys. As parents ourselves, we know that breastfeeding isn’t always a walk in the park. Should you choose to breastfeed your baby, we are here to support you with breastfeeding tips. 

Sleep is a necessary part of everyone's routine as it allows the body to rest and recuperate. However, it can be very frustrating when both children and their parents struggle to sleep.

As a parent, your entire family’s health is of the utmost importance. Thus, it's essential to learn how you and your child can get a good night’s rest.


When you’re trying to boost your milk supply with certain foods, lactation cookies probably come to mind. But did you know that there are a variety of other recipes that increase breast milk production?

Lactation-boosting recipes aren’t always sugary sweet; they can also be savory! Smoothies, muffins, chicken salads, sweet potato dishes, and more can be eaten to help produce milk. We’ve compiled ten of our favorite mouth-watering recipes that you’re sure to love.

Amidst the pressure you’re probably experiencing to return to “normal” at the drop of a hat, we want to encourage you with a realistic list of ways to successfully manage your new life with your baby. Here are five tips for a smooth adjustment to postpartum life.

Figuring out your new life with a newborn can be exhausting. It can be difficult to balance daily house chores, work, and social life while you’re learning to take care of your little one. Taking care of your newborn can be draining and leave you with little to no energy. 

To help you along your postpartum journey, we’ve put together a list of energy-boosting solutions.  

You gave birth a few months ago and your body is adjusting back to its “new normal”. As soon as you discover your rhythm with your little one, a sudden roadblock appears: postpartum hair loss. Postpartum hair loss can be isolating, especially if you don’t know anyone else that’s experiencing it. Luckily, we’ve gathered all the information you need to know on postpartum hair loss prevention and recovery. Use these tips to learn about postpartum hair loss and how you can be prepared when it occurs.