Puree feeding doesn’t have to be stressful. I want to give you ideas to create your own plan while keeping it simple!
Some of your child’s biggest learning moments will come through self-confidence, creativity, and problem-solving via independent play.
Baby containers can be a topic for judgment. I want to explain the limitations and balancing them with other developmental activities!
Co-viewing is one of my favorite screen time activities! It allows you to diversify play and promote development. Learn some important tips!
Thrush is a common infection that can affect newborns and in some cases, moms too. Learn what it is, what it looks like, and why it happens.
Self-care sometimes seems impossible as a mom. Read on for a different perspective to focus on self-compassion instead!
Many factors contribute to a proper latch when breastfeeding. Learn about a proper latch and also an improper latch! Remember patience is key!
There have been a few formula recalls. Learn about the recent recalls and what to do. Plus, tips for safe formula storage.
It’s time to SPRING Forward & that means managing daylight savings time and your child’s sleep. Read on for tips, tricks, and suggestions!
This blog post covers mouth injuries in kids. Prevention, what to do, how to check the mouth, management, and when to seek medical attention.
Babies don’t follow a textbook, but there are signs that indicate hunger and when baby is full. Read on to learn more about infant feeding!
March 2nd is IBCLC Day and I want to share my road to becoming an IBCLC, what we do, and how we can help you on your breastfeeding journey.
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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