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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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Tag Archives: rookie moms
Unsolicited Advice for Expectant Moms
I was in Home Depot the other day and I saw a lovely pregnant woman with her husband. Maybe they were there to find paint for the nursery… or fix some long-overdue safety issue. How exciting for them! Unexpectedly, I … More
Posted in Parent Talk
Tagged advice, been there done that, expectant moms, Heather Flett, pregnancy, rookie moms, Whitney Moss
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Stuff Every Mom Should Know: Win a Copy!
Ever wish that there was a cheat sheet with all of the important stuff you need to know about being a mother? Bringing their been-there-wiped-that advice that they deliver on their blog, Rookie Moms, and in their Parent Talk column … More
Posted in Parent Talk
Tagged book, Heather Gibbs Flett, Mothers day, rookie moms, Whitney Moss
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The First Month: Setting Little Goals
I didn’t make a lot of plans for my first month postpartum. I try to fully appreciate the those floppy baby snuggles. I remember the first several weeks of a newborn’s life as a blur. I lose track of days … More
