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The Fourth Trimester: A Guide for New Parents
The first three months after having a baby is a period of transition for the whole family as you recover from childbirth and learn to care for your newborn.
Early Intervention is Key to Pelvic Floor and Birth Injury Recovery
Severe injuries during childbirth can cause a variety of health issues in the postpartum period. Seeking treatment early is important for recovery and improved quality of life for new moms.
When Worrying About Your New Baby Becomes a Sign of Postpartum Anxiety
It’s normal to worry about the health and safety of your newborn. Learn when these worries may be a sign of an anxiety disorder.
Sex After Birth: Resuming Sexual Intimacy After Having a Baby
After giving birth, there are many physical, emotional and psychological factors contributing to when a woman feels ready to resume sexual activity with her partner.
Why New Moms Shouldn't Skip the Postpartum Checkup
Having an appointment to make sure you are at your physical and emotional best helps you take better care of your baby and enjoy this pivotal time in both your lives.
Depression After Your Baby's Birth: Self-Care Steps To Take
Postpartum depression differs from the baby blues in that the symptoms are more severe and last longer. This type of depression affects around 13 percent of moms.
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New Moms: Watch For These Warning Signs After Giving Birth
Most women who give birth recover without problems. But any woman can have complications after having a baby. If you are a new mother, learning to recognize these warning signs and knowing what to do can save your life.
Why Breastfeeding Benefits Both Mother and Baby
Breast milk is tailor-made to meet your infant's needs and is considered to be the best source for your baby's nutrition. Learn expert tips for successful breastfeeding.