You’re sitting at 38 week prenatal week when your doctor delivers the news: your baby is posterior. At first, you might think, “what the heck is posterior?” You’ve probably heard that head-up isn’t the best scenario. But this curve ball was so far off your radar you’re not even sure how to react. Posterior babies…
Both of my daughters suffered from cradle cap. For a while there, it was pretty rough. The crusty, flaky skin would coat their heads from scalp to peach-fuzz hair. My firstborn struggled with it off and on until she was about four (yes, four!), while my youngest dealt with it during the first two years…
I’m a mom of two beautiful daughters who, as luck would have it, were both tongue tied. This wrecked havoc on my breast milk production. Sometimes, I struggled with too much milk. Other times, I was terrified that I wouldn’t be able to feed my little ones. Thankfully, I discovered a few home remedies to…
The first time I saw our daughter in an ultrasound (basically a beating heart with T-Rex arms) the gravity of motherhood hit me. God had planned her life before she was even a desire in my heart, and he chose me to be the first person to introduce her to Him. No pressure, right? Learning…
My family visited Disney World just before my youngest’s second birthday. And guess what? We had a blast! I’ll admit though, one major concern kept us from enjoying our trip to its fullest–the heat. The mornings were humid and comfortable, but the afternoons made us feel like we were chickens churning on a rotisserie rack….
Breastfeeding a tongue-tied baby is difficult. There’s just no way around it. If your baby was diagnosed with tongue tie, you face the difficult choice between a frenotomy and coping with your child’s unique anatomy. It can be tiring and frustrating for your baby and sometimes painful for you. You’re doing everything you can to…