When you have your first child, you imagine your baby is going to come out of the womb smiling, giggling, and acting like a, well—baby! However, one of the biggest surprises that new parents find is that the first three months of your baby's life your baby isn't doing much giggling or playing at all. Also known as the fourth trimester, the first three months of your baby's life is your baby adjusting to being a part of the world. Here are three essential tips to navigate this infamous “fourth trimester.”
Read MoreLife often feels like it moves at an astounding pace, with every second of your day consumed by work, family and dreaded house cleaning. As new mothers will tell you, this matter is made even worse when you’re expecting the birth of a child. From the added stress of medical appointments, special diets and hormonal changes you may find yourself feeling overwhelmed. The important thing is you’re not alone, and having a solid plan in place before the due date can save you a lot of added mess and stress.
Read MoreAs much as you’re compelled to look after others, you must also remember to look after yourself and ensure you’re doing okay, too. When you become a mother for the first time, it can be challenging to stay on track. All of your energy goes towards your bundle of joy, but this can also mean you lose yourself along the way. Over time, you may fall out of love with yourself, and this can negatively affect those around you. If you’re struggling with who you are and what you want to be after giving birth, here is some advice to love yourself again.
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