The Baby Babble Blog

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We believe our mothers & parents make better decisions when they’re informed and confident. Our blog is here to help you do just that. Along with our candid point of view and personal stories, our blog has helpful information no matter what stage of parenting you’re in.

How to Meditate During the COVID-19 Pandemic: 5 Tips for Parents

by Lacey Morgan | May 11, 2021 | Featured, Parenting | 0 Comments

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, parents have had to navigate every challenge thrown theirway while supporting their children during this difficult and uncertain time. In order to stayrelaxed and manage your stress, you may want to consider practicing...

The Best Way to Feed Your Baby

by Lacey Morgan | January 6, 2020 | Featured, Parenting | 0 Comments

Like many things in our society, the preferred method to feeding our babies has followed a pendulum swing throughout the decades. Prior to 1865 breastfeeding whether yourself or with a wet nurse was the only way to feed your baby. Then a shift. For a few decades,...

The Benefits of Therapy for the Journey into Motherhood

by Lacey Morgan | February 21, 2019 | Featured, Postpartum | 0 Comments

We live in a society where motherhood is an expected ideal for a woman. The unfortunate truth is that these visions in our minds and expectations from society (and often ourselves) are not reality. There is great power in talk therapy. Find out how therapy can help you or those you love.

Move Over Fur Babies …. There is a bald, smelly, and noisy new baby in town.

by Lacey Morgan | January 3, 2020 | Featured, Parenting | 0 Comments

There may be nothing more exciting than seeing your family grow by two legs, but in the excitement, we can't forget about our babies with four. Here are a few tips and tricks to help your pets adjust to having a new baby in the house. Plan for Routine Routine?...

The Self Care Lie

by Lacey Morgan | November 19, 2019 | Featured, Postpartum | 0 Comments

Look around, you’ll see it everywhere- Engage in self-care! Fill your own cup! Do something for you. You know what I’m talking about right? The pretty picture and moving quote that comes up on your social scroll with the message that you DESERVE to do something for...

EMBODY The recovery from Postpartum Depression

by Lacey Morgan | October 28, 2022 | Featured, Postpartum | 0 Comments

Postpartum Depression is more common than we think Postpartum Depression and other postpartum mental health challenges, also known as PMADS, affect 1 in 5 women and birthing parents in this country and 1 in 10 partners. These statistics are staggering and can leave...

Reduce The Risk of Tearing During Pushing

by Lacey Morgan | August 5, 2019 | Featured, Labor | 0 Comments

Many of our clients express a serious concern over tearing while they push. To be precise, they are concerned about the tearing of the skin between their vagina and their anus, called the perineum. While this experience can be relatively common, being proactive may...

5 Tips for Pumping at Work

by Lacey Morgan | January 13, 2020 | Featured, Postpartum | 0 Comments

As an exclusive pumper of a year and a half, I have gathered some tips that may make the transition and pumping at work easier for you and your baby! First, PICK your PUMP! Start in the months before delivery if you are able to… but if it’s already too late,...

Ambiguous Loss During COVID-19

by Lacey Morgan | May 9, 2020 | Featured, Postpartum, Pregnancy | 0 Comments

Ambiguous Loss- It can show up in the form of the baby shower you no longer get to have, the fact that your mother is not able to fly up to be with you following your baby’s birth or even the replacement of the excitement you felt with fear of the unknown as hospital...

Nipple Shield to help Breastfeeding?

by Lacey Morgan | September 23, 2019 | Featured, Postpartum | 0 Comments

So you’ve found yourself breastfeeding a newborn. Like many, you may have learned it is not as easy or as natural as you expected it to be. Don’t worry, you are not alone! Many women and new babies struggle with breastfeeding. This is a new relationship and your...