by Liza Janda | Jul 10, 2020 | Breastfeeding, Bringing Baby Home Postpartum Care |
Many new moms have real challenges producing enough breast milk to feed their new babies. There are a variety of factors that can affect a woman’s ability to produce enough breastmilk to feed her baby: Infertility issues can also lead to being unable to make...
by Liza Janda | Feb 6, 2020 | Bringing Baby Home Postpartum Care, Uncategorized |
Things We don’t Talk About! It’s not exactly a common topic of conversation, but I can guarantee you know at least 2-3 people who are suffering from pelvic floor issues after childbirth and even for years, decades after giving birth. I’ll bet there’s even a private...
by Liza Janda | Dec 2, 2019 | Breastfeeding, Bringing Baby Home Postpartum Care |
CLICK THIS AFFILIATE LINK FOR THE ULTIMATE BACK TO WORK PUMPING CLASS Having a brand new baby is hard enough. Women returning to work now have to juggle working two jobs. Most men don’t have these challenges after a baby is added to the family. When switching from...
by Liza Janda | Jun 2, 2019 | Breastfeeding, Bringing Baby Home Postpartum Care |
You can find a million articles, research studies, and blog posts about the benefits of breastfeeding. Is there really a difference between breastfeeding and feeding a baby formula? That subject, ” Risks of NOT Breastfeeding”, can trigger some serious...
by Liza Janda | Mar 7, 2019 | Bringing Baby Home Postpartum Care, Essential Oils, Healing From Traumatic Birth, Hemorrhoids in Pregnancy and Birth, Swelling |
If you had a vaginal birth, your postpartum “LadyBits” are going to be sore, and swollen. These postpartum healing tips will ease the pain and reduce the swelling “down there” and help you heal faster and feel better. Drink Lots of Water. The...
by Liza Janda | Sep 14, 2017 | Bringing Baby Home Postpartum Care, Postpartum, Postpartum Depression |
A DOSE OF REALITY – BABY BLUES You anticipated the arrival of your new baby for months. You envisioned blissful joy and infinite love. But SMACK! Reality just hit you hard. 80% of new moms will have the Baby Blues in the postpartum period. The postpartum period...
