by Ashli Crew Rodriguez | Feb 1, 2026 | Care Providers, Caring for Baby, Labor, Postpartum, Pregnancy
Leaving Prenatal Appointments with More Questions Than Answers It usually happens after an appointment. You walk out of the office, get into your car, and suddenly remember everything you meant to ask. Or maybe you did ask, but the answer felt rushed. Maybe you nodded...
by Lacey Morgan | May 12, 2023 | Parenting, Postpartum
Becoming a new mom is both rewarding and challenging. Not only do youhave to care for a tiny newborn, but you’re also expected to keep up with thedemands of everyday life. This can be overwhelming and difficult to manage,especially if you are breastfeeding. Below we...
by Lacey Morgan | Oct 28, 2022 | Featured, Postpartum
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...
by Lacey Morgan | May 29, 2020 | Featured, Postpartum
I want to share a story that often gets left out of most birth stories. It’s about the golden hour and newborn procedures that follow. For the purpose of this article we will assume it was vaginal delivery in the hospital, but all that follows is similar after a...
by Lacey Morgan | May 9, 2020 | Featured, Postpartum, Pregnancy
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...
by Lacey Morgan | Apr 27, 2020 | Featured, Postpartum
The fourth trimester is considered the three month postpartum period directly following pregnancy and birth. In that time, we are expected to establish a feeding routine, a sleep routine, get clearance from our OBGYN for normal physical and sexual activity, have the...
