


RSV Immunization: What Parents Should Know About Protecting Newborns Blog Post
Recent approvals for new RSV immunization strategies have parents wondering whether the maternal RSV vaccine given during pregnancy or the monoclonal RSV antibody shot given at birth is right for...
Newborn Screening: The Infant Heel Stick Test Blog Post
The infant heel stick, also known as the heel prick test or the infant blood spot test, is a routine procedure performed on newborns shortly after birth. This test involves...
The Benefits of Newborn Skin-to-Skin Contact Blog Post
Skin-to-skin contact, often referred to as "kangaroo care," is the practice of placing a newborn baby directly on the caregiver's bare chest, allowing for skin-to-skin contact. This practice has numerous...
Understanding Newborn Antibiotic Eye Ointment Blog Post
Welcoming a newborn into the world comes with a host of decisions that can significantly impact their health and well-being. Among these decisions is whether to use antibiotic eye ointment...
What Expecting Parents Need To Know About Preterm Labor Blog Post
Preterm labor occurs when the body begins the process of labor before 37 weeks of pregnancy. Sometimes preterm labor can be stopped, and other times it progresses to birth. In...
What is a Gentle Cesarean? Blog Post
A gentle C-section (also called a family-centered cesarean) is a growing movement to bring more connection and warmth to surgical births. Just like with a vaginal birth, a mother can...
Nourishing Postpartum Freezer Meals: Family-Friendly Recipes To Stock Your Freezer Blog Post
Postpartum nourishment is so important to me that I created a whole supplement line for it! Creating life is an incredibly nutrient-dense process, and recovery requires just as much intentional...
Assembling Your Birth Team: Who’s Who & How to Choose The Right Support For Your Pregnancy Blog Post
Whether you're planning a home birth, hospital birth, or a birth center birth, assembling a birth team who align with your values, preferences, and needs is one of the most...