Congratulations on your new baby!
Watch to learn about how other women felt after their deliveries and advice on how to best care for your newborn, including breastfeeding.
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VIDEO: Planning Your Pregnancy
VIDEO: First Trimester
VIDEO: Second Trimester
VIDEO: Third Trimester
VIDEO: Labour and Birth
VIDEO: Early Days with your Baby
VIDEO: The First 6-8 Weeks at Home with your Baby
If your nipples are flat or inverted, breastfeeding may be a little more challenging. Don’t worry. Most babies will learn to latch on anyway.
Many new moms (and dads!) wonder "How soon after the baby is born can we have sex?" It really varies from person to person and every woman is different.
Worried that your baby isn't getting enough to eat? Talk to your healthcare provider before you try adding formula.
What if your toddler just says "No!" at meal or snack time? Don't get upset.
A well-balanced diet is always important but certain vitamins and minerals are vital for a healthy pregnancy.
Let down is the release of milk into milk ducts in your breast. It usually happens when your baby sucks.
With busy schedules, it can be challenging to get the whole family to sit down together around a delicious meal. But a regular family mealtime is worth the effort.
Babies’ teeth usually start coming in around six months of age. Baby teeth are very important and your baby needs your help taking care of them.
Helping your child stay healthy by keeping them physically active and spending less time in front of screens is a fabulous decision. Here are some ideas to help you both succeed.
Some women choose to express breast milk by hand – which can be done almost anywhere. Here's a useful video to help you with the basics!
Some conflicts are a fact of life. After all, children are still learning how to get along. When they do happen, the main thing is to stop the children before somebody gets hurt or goes too far. Then it’s time to help them deal with the issues in a constructive way.
During adolescence, it’s usual for young people to think a lot about how their bodies look. A positive body image is an important part of healthy self-esteem, and you can help your child think and feel positively about his/her body.
Active listening can be a powerful tool to improve communication and build a positive relationship with your child.
You are going to have a baby - Congratulations! Watching this video is a good place to start learning everything you need to know about pregnancy.
Being bitten by a nursing baby hurts! Does that mean you have to stop breastfeeding once your baby's teeth come in? Absolutely not.
