“Sir, your wife just isn’t a priority right now.” These words were spoken to Charles Johnson after he expressed concern that his wife Kira Johnson wasn’t doing well after her Cesarean section. She … [Read more...] about Black Maternal Health Week
Reflections on Day 12 of Social Distancing
March 25, 2020 Reflections on Day 12 of Social Distancing The word midwife possibly comes from an Old English word meaning “with woman”. This refers to the person, usually another female, … [Read more...] about Reflections on Day 12 of Social Distancing
Childcare – Twenty weeks is not too early
The Childcare Struggle is Real You are home from the hospital snuggled on the couch holding your newborn baby. This is your first time and you are taking in all the precious moments. You are so … [Read more...] about Childcare – Twenty weeks is not too early
I did some research and now I’m scared!
Let’s be honest: most of us turn to the internet even before we turn to humans for answers to our questions. What kind of camera should I buy? When is the best time of year to visit Alaska? How do I … [Read more...] about I did some research and now I’m scared!
What do new mothers really need on their registry?
Onesies, blankies, diapers, cribs (oh my!)… and the list goes on and on! Expecting a baby? One of the first questions people ask? Do you know the gender yet? Question number two: Where are you … [Read more...] about What do new mothers really need on their registry?
Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding Benefits There is no denying that nursing a newborn is one of the single best things you can do for your child. There are so many benefits for both mom and baby. Some benefits for … [Read more...] about Breastfeeding
