Modern Parents Guide & Tips | KeaBabies Blog

When you take care of yourself you'll be better equipped in mind, body, and health to take care of your baby. You'll be able to fully enjoy the wonders of being a new mom!

During the first few weeks after childbirth, a mother’s body starts healing and adjusting to not being a pregnant mom. The stage is referred to as the postpartum period or postpartum.

It is a known fact that mothers crave a variety of food ranging from pickles to chocolates and ice cream during their pregnancy. However, it has been observed that even new mothers exhibit postpartum cravings as well.

A belly binder, wrap, or band is a recommended accessory for those who are going on postpartum recovery. Aside from producing a slimmer stomach, you can gain a few notable benefits, mainly a healthier reproductive system.

Shifting from pregnancy to postpartum will bring about new experiences and challenges. Mothers deserve all the rest they can get since their bodies have been stretched and under stress for so long.

Motherhood comes with several changes and learning experiences for all women regardless of how prepared they might be.

From worries about what you can and can’t eat, to what symptoms are normal versus worrisome, you’ll probably come up with many new questions with every passing day of your pregnancy journey.

The 4th trimester is essentially the first three months after birth. It's a time for newborns to adjust to the whole wide world, or just a slice of it anyway.

Pregnancy is hard work - both for mamas and their growing babies! The first trimester fatigue is one of the hardest hurdles to overcome, especially if you work or have other children to care for.

Women have been giving birth at home since the beginning of time, and I wanted to connect to the first woman, my ancestors, and mother nature by choosing homebirth.

I've shared many stories over the last few months about my life as a parent, but I didn't cover the journey of my pregnancy. This article is dedicated to those 41 weeks.

To my utter shock, I was pregnant again with a second child, this was a little over a month after my first delivery. Nine months later, we welcomed our second-born baby boy, by then, I had not weaned my first baby girl.