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Baby's Growth

As the mom of a toddler, I have a few clever tricks for child-proofing your home. See my favorite child proof products to protect a curious toddler from drawers, cabinets, doors, refrigerators, toilets, trash cans, and more.

Placenta Encapsulation Benefits: Eating placenta isn't for everyone. How and why I consumed my placenta (in the form of capsules) after the birth of my son.

If your baby isn't sleeping through the night yet, and you've got the bags under your eyes to prove it, it may be time to change your strategy. This video provides tips to help baby sleep through the entire night!

Have you noticed the fun baby positions that your little one is enjoying inside the womb? Look for these signs to determine your baby's position right now!

Parents are using fetal heartbeat monitors and fetal dopplers so they can monitor their newborn at will. While you may have peace of mind that your baby is doing well, this new trend cannot be without its drawbacks. Following are the pros & cons of using a heartbeat monitors and fetal dopplers to monitor your baby at home.

As a new mom, you probably have a lot of breastfeeding questions right now. Here are all of the silly breastfeeding myths you can put to rest right away!

5 simple ways to get your baby to kick. Plus, how to count fetal movements, why fetal kicks matter, and what to do if you don't feel your baby kicking or moving.

We were faced with the dilemma of getting newborn vaccines in the hospital after delivery. And the CDC's immunization schedule recommends 6 vaccinations at 2 months. I've done my research and decided to follow an alternative vaccine schedule instead. See why. Are you following a delayed vaccine schedule too?

Reading to babies from birth is important. By 3 months my baby was fully engaged while reading books. I built my baby's reading library with free baby books!