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    The Best Reasons To Teach Laid-Back Breastfeeding

    The Best Reasons To Teach Laid-Back Breastfeeding

    01/13/2021

    This comfortable, low-key breastfeeding position is a great option for new parents who may be tired and sore from childbirth, have a tender cesarean or episiotomy incision, or experience shoulder or back pain. Any of these conditions could make sitting straight up and supporting both the breast and the baby during a feeding uncomfortable or even painful. 

  • Beyond the Pandemic: Why Online Classes Are Here to Stay

    Beyond the Pandemic: Why Online Classes Are Here to Stay

    12/02/2020

    At some point, hospitals and birth centers will begin scheduling live classes again. Telemedicine visits will go back to being prenatal office visits. Although we don’t yet know what the post-pandemic “new normal” will actually look like, we do know that online childbirth classes will continue to be a valuable resource for educators, lactation consultants, and other health professionals.

  • Updating Grandparents on Today's Baby Health and Safety Practices

    Updating Grandparents on Today's Baby Health and Safety Practices

    11/18/2020

    Some grandparents-to-be may have kept up with all the changes and innovations in baby health and safety over the years. Others will need more facts and guidance in order to safely care for their new grandbaby. That’s where you can help.

  • Adoption Awareness Month: Are Adoptive Parents Overlooked in Newborn Care Education?

    Adoption Awareness Month: Are Adoptive Parents Overlooked in Newborn Care Education?

    11/04/2020

    Catherine and Mike finalized the paperwork with their adoption agency late on a Wednesday afternoon. Their home study was behind them and their profile to show prospective birth mothers was complete. They were thrilled to be one step closer to welcoming a child into their family. That night, the couple settled in for what they presumed would be a long wait. They had no way of knowing – or preparing for – what would happen next.

  • Socially Distanced or Socially Isolated? Strategies for Health Care Workers to Stay Connected During the Pandemic

    Socially Distanced or Socially Isolated? Strategies for Health Care Workers to Stay Connected During the Pandemic

    09/22/2020

    The pandemic has ramped up everyone's anxiety levels. But perhaps no group has experienced the enormity of stressors as heavily as our nation's health care workers. They've seen the ravages or COVID-19 firsthand. Many caregivers are fearful about spreading the virus to family members. At the same time, they may be experiencing grief at the loss of patients or colleagues. 

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