You’ve spent loads of time researching the progression of pregnancy and months studying up on how best to care for your newborn. But have you taken time to understand what you will be going through postpartum?
Here at P&N, we’re as supportive of the moms who live in sweatpants for three months as those who hit the gym as soon as the doctor gives the green light.
Either way, you’re going to go through a period when you just feel a little blah. To relieve postpartum frumpiness, try these tips and tricks.
Not feeling bootylicious after the birth of your baby? Pictures of celebrities in bikinis weeks after giving birth might be enough to make you swear off tabloids—or at least ice cream—forever, but don’t let it get you down.
From late-night feedings to worries over whether it’s normal for your newborn’s eyes to cross (FYI, it is), the challenges of parenting can take their toll. Here are some helpful ways to cope with a few common mom-and-pop stressors.
Taste, touch, sight, sound and smell are the tools that your baby uses to explore the new world around him, and you are your baby’s tour guide on this sensory journey.