Tag: parental support

  • Fetal Viability: Understanding the Age of Viability

    Read more When it comes to the arrival of a new baby, especially for those facing the possibility of preterm birth, there are countless questions that may arise regarding fetal viability. Understanding when a baby is considered viable can help ease some of the anxiety that comes with such a significant event. What is Fetal…

  • Understanding Down Syndrome: Types, Signs in Infants, and Pregnancy Screening

    Read more With the proper care and support, families can help their children with Down syndrome lead fulfilling and vibrant lives. Here’s what you need to know about this condition in a friendly, conversational tone. What is Down Syndrome? Down syndrome is a chromosomal disorder characterized by a spectrum of mental and physical symptoms that…

  • Surgeon General’s Advisory Highlights Parental Stress

    Read more In a recent advisory, the U.S. Surgeon General highlighted a concerning trend: parents are facing unprecedented levels of stress, with nearly half stating that their stress is overwhelming most days. This statistic stands in stark contrast to the 26% of non-parents who report similar feelings, underscoring the unique pressures that parents experience today.…

  • 39 Weeks Pregnant: What to Expect

    Read more As you reach 39 weeks of pregnancy, you may notice fewer changes in your body compared to the previous weeks. Weight gain may have stabilized, and you might not feel much larger. However, several important developments are still taking place as you prepare for your baby’s arrival. At this stage, you might hear…

  • Why is My Toddler So Clingy?

    Read more If you’ve noticed that your little one seems to want to be held constantly, you’re certainly not alone. While having your toddler snuggle up to you can be heartwarming, it can also feel overwhelming when they become a little too attached. Understanding the reasons behind this clinginess can help you manage it effectively.…