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  • Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is March 13

    Your Pregnancy Timeline First Trimester: June 6 to September 4 Second Trimester: September 5 to December 11 Third Trimester: December 12 to March 13 Read more Did you know that only 1 in 20 babies actually arrive on their due date? The average pregnancy can last anywhere from 38 to 42 weeks, which means many…

  • Donor Eggs: A Path to Parenthood

    Read more Donor egg usage, also known as oocyte donation, opens the door to pregnancy for women who cannot conceive with their own eggs. If you’re considering this option, you might be wondering if you are a suitable candidate. Generally, any woman eager to become a mother can explore the possibility of donor eggs. However,…

  • Selecting an Adoption Agency: Essential Tips

    Read more Choosing an adoption agency or attorney is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. It’s crucial to find the right professional who aligns with your specific needs. Here are some helpful tips to guide you in selecting an adoption agency: Seek Recommendations: Talk to friends or individuals who have either adopted or placed…

  • Guidelines for Selecting an Adoptive Family

    Read more You likely have a vision in mind of the perfect home and family for your child. The adoption process offers a unique opportunity to turn that vision into reality by allowing you to choose the family that best fits your desires. By reflecting on the following questions, you can gain a clearer understanding…

  • Showing Up with Love: The One Thing We Can Always Get Right in Parenting

    low cost ivf “Is she overheating? Can’t you do something?” My partner’s urgent whisper cut through the night as our daughter howled in distress. The persistent runny nose of my 16-month-old had led to a sleepless night filled with saline and suction attempts. When her cries escalated, my maternal instincts kicked in: it had to…

  • When Can You Feel Your Baby Move and Kick?

    Read more The experience of feeling your baby kick, twist, wiggle, punch, and hiccup is undeniably one of the most exciting aspects of pregnancy. It’s a joyful reminder of the little life developing inside you. However, these movements can also lead to a whirlwind of questions: Is my baby moving enough? Am I feeling too…

  • Understanding the Chair Method of Sleep Training

    Read more Are you considering ways to help your little one sleep better? The chair method is a gentle approach to sleep training that allows you to gradually step back while your baby learns to drift off to sleep independently. What Is the Chair Method of Sleep Training? The chair method, also known as the…

  • Evaluating the Yearly Halloween Candy Tax

    low cost ivf They say the only guarantees in life are death and taxes. As a semi-responsible parent, I feel compelled to share this wisdom with my three little ones. While we don’t delve too deeply into the “death” aspect, I eagerly embrace the opportunity to explain the concept of taxation, especially when Halloween approaches.…

  • Diastasis Recti During Pregnancy and Postpartum: Understanding Abdominal Separation

    Read more As your pregnancy progresses or after you give birth, you might notice an unusual bulge or indentation in your belly. This could be a common condition known as diastasis recti. Thankfully, this separation of abdominal muscles often resolves on its own, but there are effective strategies to promote healing. What is Diastasis Recti?…

  • The Roller Rink Experience Revisited: A Parental Perspective

    home insemination kit During my youth, the roller rink was a vibrant hub of activity where I discovered how to hustle—not in a questionable way, but through dance. For those unfamiliar, the Hustle was a popular dance craze. We would often ditch our skates right in the middle of the rink and dance until the…