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Don't forget to pause for a moment and take it all in. These moments won't last forever so cherish every single one.

The first 12 weeks after birth, although amazing and joyous, can also be an extremely overwhelming and frustrating time when it comes to how your body heals and gets back to “normal”.  The sooner you can work on proactive and preventative ways to help your body heal, the less of a chance you have to develop common ailments many birthing people encounter.

Increased blood sugar levels are bad for everyone, more so for pregnant women. Not only does it affect their health, but it can affect the health of the baby.

Your new baby’s skin is soft and delicate, but also extra sensitive! You might notice your baby’s skin breaking out in the first several months of life. While baby acne can be a nuisance, it doesn’t bother your little one.

Learning how to go camping with a baby is easier than you think! This blog post will teach you all the basics of camping with your little one, from organizing gear to getting them used to being outdoors.

During pregnancy you do have a few hundred questions about safely carrying the baby to full term. One of the questions you probably have may involve infections of the urinary tract and how they would affect the health of your baby.

If your child is attending daycare or preschool this fall, you’ll probably have to begin packing lunches. Creating healthy, filling school meals doesn’t have to be complicated with extra planning on your part and some help from KeaBabies products. Follow these tips and tricks for packing nutritious, delicious meals for your little one as the school year begins.

Are you overwhelmed by the various methods of introducing solid foods to your baby? Purees? Or Baby Led Weaning (BLW) or both? Not sure what nutritious foods to focus on for your baby? Let's see what works for you and your family!

An ectopic pregnancy is a condition that occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in one of the fallopian tubes. Find out how this can happen and signs to look for.

Your baby’s diaper changes should be easy and fuss-free no matter the time of day and where you are. You should always lay your little one down on a safe, clean, and comfortable surface. 

Your bundle of joy will spend time outside getting a feel for nature, and along the way they could experience sunburn, insect bites, and similar matters. Time spent outdoors with your baby is supposed to be positive, enjoyable, and uplifting.

In part one of when to have an emergency checkup, we covered Antenatal Care and Prenatal Visits as a means of prevention. In this follow up article, we’ll cover Check-Ups for Special Conditions and Necessary Check-up for Emergency Cases. Let’s continue.