Discussing difficult world events with our children is important. Learn how to do it in a developmentally appropriate way with these tips.
Starting solids is an exciting time! It can also be stressful, my hope is that with these mantras, you will feel encouraged along the way!
Is it time to transition your little one to a crib? Learn when and how with these helpful tips. Don’t forget the soothing techniques.
This blog post covers all things cups! Why are there so many cups? How to choose the right one? When do you do it? Does it even matter?
In an effort to reduce the risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome), here are some safe sleep recommendations.
Medical misinformation can run rampant on the internet and social media. Here are things to consider when consuming content on the internet.
There is a lot of confusion online, especially on social media about sugar and spices. Here, I break it down with some common sense advice.
It’s hard to raise children without a village. Here are my top 10 tips for managing motherhood when you don’t have a village.
This blog post covers head injuries in kids! Prevention, step-by-step what to do, how to monitor, and when to seek medical attention.
Let’s talk about food allergies! Introducing foods can be scary. Here’s how to safely introduce allergenic foods and what to monitor.
Colic and The Witching Hour may be the reasons your baby seems extra fussy, especially in the evening! Read on for more information and tips.
BLW doesn’t have to be stressful. I want to give you ideas to create your own plan while keeping it simple and making safety a key component!
I’m a Board-Certified Pediatrician, IBCLC, and mom of two. I understand the real challenges (and joys) of raising kids. I help you replace doubt with confidence, and stress with more clarity and connection in parenting.
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