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Should You Consider Laughing Gas for Labor Pain Relief?
Read more As your due date approaches, you’re likely filled with questions, especially about managing labor pain. While an epidural is the most widely used option for pain management during labor, there are other alternatives worth considering, including laughing gas. What Is Laughing Gas? Laughing gas, scientifically known as nitrous oxide, has seen a resurgence…
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What I’m Adding to My Baby Registry for Baby Number Two
Read more Hey there! I’m Sarah, a contributor here at Modern Family Blog and a mom to a lively 3-year-old named Mia. I’m currently gearing up for my second little one, and my baby registry is officially taking shape. This time around, I’m combining my years of research into baby gear with hard-earned lessons from…
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One Push and She Was Out: A Mom’s Experience with a 15-Minute Labor
Read more When I was pregnant with my first daughter, my labor experience was quite laid-back and prolonged. We didn’t rush to the hospital when I started feeling contractions. Instead, my partner prepared a warm bath for me, and I listened to calming hypnobirthing tracks I discovered through HypoBabies. Unfortunately, once we arrived at the…
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17 Gender Reveal Nail Ideas for a Chic Celebration Look
Read more Let your nails join the fun at your upcoming gender reveal party! The designs you choose can beautifully reflect the excitement of welcoming a new addition to your family, whether you already know the baby’s sex or not. If you’re wondering about the safety of nail treatments during pregnancy, rest assured that getting…
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Engaging Activities for Your 6-Month-Old Baby: Fun Ways to Play and Learn
Read more As your little one approaches six months, you’ll notice their curiosity about the world is really starting to blossom. Now is the perfect time to dive into some fun activities that will not only entertain them but also support their development. It’s amazing how much growth happens during this stage, and playing together…
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June’s Birth Flowers: Bringing Sunshine to Your Little One
Read more As we dive into June, the month heralding the arrival of summer, it’s a time filled with warmth and joy. If you have a baby born in this sunny month, you can expect them to embody the delightful qualities of their birth flowers—the rose and honeysuckle. These blooms not only symbolize beauty and…
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Can You Get Pregnant While You’re Breastfeeding?
Read more If you’ve recently welcomed a little one into your life, you probably have a million questions swirling around in your mind—from whether your baby is getting enough milk to when you might finally enjoy a full night’s sleep. One pressing question that many breastfeeding moms have is whether it’s possible to get pregnant…
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Does Your Baby Have a Sugar Bug Vein? Here’s What You Should Know
Read more Have you noticed a delicate blue line running between your baby’s eyebrows? This is commonly referred to as a sugar bug vein. Let’s dive into what this means and whether it should be a cause for concern. What is a Sugar Bug? A sugar bug is a visible vein located on the bridge…
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The Decision to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine at 35 Weeks Pregnant: My Experience
Read more As soon as my state announced that pregnancy qualified as a condition for receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, I eagerly signed up to get it. I pulled my 35-week-pregnant self out of my car and braved the wintry mix of sleet and ice to join the line. In my mind, I envisioned a day…
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August’s Birth Flowers: A Sign of Imagination and Strength
Read more As we bask in the warmth of summer, August heralds the arrival of a creative and spirited child. If you’re expecting a little one this month, you can look forward to a unique personality, filled with bright ideas and a wild imagination. The birth flowers for August—gladiolus and poppy—reflect these qualities beautifully. What…