Modern Parents Guide & Tips | KeaBabies Blog

Bringing new life into the world isn’t easy. Certainly not so when there’s also a pandemic happening. Despite the relentless coronavirus, the birth of a new child is still a beautiful occasion.

The admiration and respect for mothers has been more than hard-earned, and the beauty about how we perceive our moms seems to be a natural order of things. Mothers just know how to turn adversity into victory, tears of sadness into tears of joy, and a divided family into a united front.

If you’re pregnant, especially if you’re expecting your first baby, now is a great time to travel! Traveling after the baby's arrival is much more complicated, as you’ll have to bring a whole arsenal of baby gear with you and expect everything to take longer than you’re used to.

Bringing a new baby into the world is a monumental change for families, especially if you already have a young child at home.

Pregnancy changes a woman’s body in different ways. A few months after receiving your bundle of joy, you will notice some hair shedding. The thick and long hair you got when pregnant falls off in a few weeks.

The postpartum period is a very challenging time for many mothers. You should take time to care for your body by speaking with your doctor as soon as possible if any issue arises.

Choosing the right clothes goes a long way in helping you feel better about your body. The clothes must be comfy but also stylish.

"I overcame a lot of challenges just by leaning on the friends and family I surrounded myself with. There is always help out there just don’t be afraid to ask!"

"You didn't have to accept me. In fact, I am the exact opposite of what you expected and it would have been easy to blame me for the choices your son made after meeting me."

While natural birth is a safer way, some mothers undergo C-section due to unprecedented situations as a safer way to deliver their baby to avoid any further complications. 

Postpartum skin woes aren't uncommon. You can expect these not-so-pretty changes in your skin to be temporary and resolve on their own after some time, but that's not always the case.

Postpartum is a time to heal and relish in being a new mother, but transitioning into this new phase of motherhood isn’t always without its complications.