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Our Clients Love Our Mommy & Me Groups, Here's Why:

May 23, 2023

We all know that no two babies are alike and no two parents are alike. However, we also know that there is strength in numbers, and the support you get early on is so important to helping you build the confidence you need to be the best parent you can be. There are so many reasons why these groups can benefit you and your family, here is what our clients tell us:

“I’ve built life-long friendships with others I’ve met in my group!” We’ve all heard the expression that it takes a village to raise a child, well our Parent & Me Classes are the perfect place to grow your village of support.

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How do I help my baby adjust to Daylight Savings?

Oct 28, 2021

Tips To Help Baby Adjust To Daylight Savings Time
Every year around this time, we prepare to move our clocks back one hour. And every year, it is inevitable that a momma in my parenting class will raise her hand and say, “Daylight savings time is ending soon. Any tips on how to help my baby adjust to the new time?” Then I hear a collective sigh from the other moms in class who are now picturing their little ones waking up an hour earlier than they are used to! Before baby, this was a day to look forward to because it meant you got an extra hour of sleep on a Sunday - who doesn’t want or need that? More ... Continue reading

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Parenting Support in a Covid-19 World

Apr 11, 2020

We’re all keeping a safe distance, but that makes things especially hard for new moms who were planning on getting help from parents, post-partum doulas and caregivers, or in-person lactation support. We want you to know that our experts are still here for you. Continue reading

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Tips on Surviving the Holiday Season with a Newborn

Nov 28, 2018

Holidays aren't like a Hallmark movie and while Santa won't being riding in on his sleigh to save you, there are tools you can use to help minimize the stress so that you can actually enjoy this magical time of the year. Here are just a few ways to manage the demands of the holidays while dealing with the demands of a newborn. Continue reading

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We Turn "OUCH!" into "AHHH!": 5 Reasons to Seek Breastfeeding Help

Jun 15, 2018

Sometimes what is supposed to come easily doesn’t, and sometimes a breastfeeding problem occurs after discharge from the hospital. Continue reading