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Get the inside scoop on all things giggle from our very own CEO and Founder, Ali Wing.
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9 Months
Expecting? We've got some great advice to prepare you for your pregnancy and the birth of your child.
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Nursing Know-How
Start your breastfeeding off right with helpful information from non-profit Best for Babes.
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City Mom
Learn strategies for navigating public transportation, crowded streets and small living spaces from Manhattan mom Monica Storch.
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Healthy Home
Build a healthy environment for your baby with practical and easy tips from national nonprofit Healthy Child Healthy World.
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Parent Talk
Get tips from the trenches with this information-packed blog from the authors of The Rookie Mom's Handbook and Stuff Every Mom Should Know, Heather Flett and Whitney Moss.
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Hip Baby
Get fun fashion advice from blogger Nadia Carriere for the 40 weeks before and after your baby is born.
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Author Archives: Andi
Best Positions For Nursing
Sometimes things come easily. Sometimes they don’t. And breastfeeding can just be one of those trial and error situations. You have to figure out what position works best for you and your baby. Luckily, you’ve got several options!
Your Baby Registry and Breastfeeding
Bibs, onesies, crib sheets? Check. A high chair? Check. Stroller? You got it. But don’t forget about breastfeeding! Consider adding some items to your baby registry that may make nursing a little easier.
Breastfeeding and Nursing Strikes
Just in case you were wondering, that baby of yours has a mind of her own. Despite your best efforts, she’ll eat when she wants. Sleep when she wants. Oh, and yes, she may even go on strike. That’s right, … More
Breastfeeding is Not Foolproof Birth Control
Admit it. It’s been nice to forget about birth control for a little while. First you were deliberately not using it. Then you were pregnant, so you didn’t need it. Even after your baby was born, breastfeeding has had its … More
Breastfeeding and Taking Medication
Be thankful for modern medicine. It can get us through a common cold and is often critical when managing a chronic condition. But when you’re breastfeeding, every medication can get into your breast milk. While some medicines are compatible with … More
Breastfeeding and Starting Your Baby on Solid Foods
Put a bib on. It’s time to take the plunge and give your baby solid foods. By the way… that bib should be for you! You’ve never quite seen a mess like a baby and solid foods. Around six months, … More
The First Six Months of Breastfeeding
Sure, you’ve jettisoned your maternity jeans. Your baby has graduated out of those newborn bodysuits. And you’ve probably even been able to sleep more than a few hours at a time. But you’ve entered an alternate reality. It’s a brave … More
Breastfeeding After Birth In The Hospital
Forget about your images of postpartum hospital bliss. You won’t unpack that beautiful bathrobe. You won’t put on makeup for your first family photos. You won’t brush your hair. And that blue and white hospital gown, oh why bother changing? … More
8 Tips for Breastfeeding In Public
It’s time to put on some clean sweatpants and go for a walk. Take that baby and get out of the house. Sure, you may have to feed her while you’re out and about. But breastfeeding in public… in other words, anywhere other than your own sofa… isn’t as hard as you may think. Here are some tips for taking the show on the road. More
