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The Realities of Motherhood
The Realities of Motherhood

The Realities of Motherhood -Kylee Austin

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Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Realities of Motherhood You have probably heard it, a big problem with motherhood in today’s society is the vast expanse between expectations and reality. Mom of 3, Kylee Austin, shares her story uncovering the realities of motherhood. “My throat burns, my eyes hurt, I’m tired, shaking, and ashamed…This is real motherhood. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Before you send me your love notes saying “you’re doing a great job, momma”, or your...
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How to Swaddle a Newborn Baby Safely
How to Swaddle a Newborn Baby Safely

How to Swaddle a Newborn Baby Safely | Easy Video

Birth•Newborn•Pregnancy•YOUTUBE
Reading Time: 2 minutesHow to Swaddle a Newborn Baby Safely | Easy Technique | Video What is Swaddling? How do I swaddle a newborn baby safely?  Swaddling is an ancient practice of wrapping a newborn/ baby snugly and gently in a blanket or sheet to help them feel calm, relax and eventually fall asleep. Being swaddled reminds babies of the womb’s embrace and it is a similar experience...
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My Unmedicated Water Birth Story – Madian Martinez

Birth Story•Real Stories•Trending•YOUTUBE
Reading Time: 3 minutesNon Medicated | Non Epidural | Natural Birth | Water Birth First-time mom Madian Martinez who welcomed a son in May 2019 shares her water unmedicated water birth experience with PregnancyBeyond. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see a video of Madian pushing out her son like a champ! She wrote: I woke up with light contractions at 7 A.M. ( 23 May...
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Giving Birth. second stage of labor
Giving Birth. second stage of labor

Giving Birth : The Second Stage of Labor

Birth•Pregnancy•YOUTUBE
Reading Time: 2 minutesGiving Birth to your Baby: The Second Stage of Labor (Scroll down for video of a mother pushing out her baby) The second stage of labor also known as the pushing stage begins when the cervix is completely open (dilated) and lasts until you have pushed out your baby. This stage of labor is also commonly referred to as the stage of expulsion. At this...
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Rainbow Baby
Rainbow Baby

Rainbow Baby : Nine Pregnancies To Motherhood

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Reading Time: 2 minutesRainbow Baby: Olubusaya Ola of Rhode Island had nine pregnancies on her journey to becoming a mother. She shares her story in the hopes that it inspires other parents who have experienced the loss of a child.   Nine pregnancies to motherhood We have had nine pregnancies on our journey to becoming parents. Speaking to PregnancyBeyond, Ola describes the emotional moment she and her husband...
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Top 6 Reasons To Call Your Doctor For Your Newborn
Top 6 Reasons To Call Your Doctor For Your Newborn

Reasons To Call Your Doctor For Your Newborn

Baby•Newborn•Post Baby•YOUTUBE
Reading Time: < 1 minuteTop 6 Reasons To Call Your Doctor For Your Newborn Fever Jaundice Vomiting Urine output Poopy Diaper your newborn isn’t having a daily BM in the first few weeks of life. More details in the video below   PRESS PLAY DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNELS FOR MORE VIDEOS     Reasons To Call Your Doctor For Your Newborn There are some...
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Postpartum
Postpartum

Postpartum – What To Expect in Postpartum?

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Reading Time: 2 minutes  By Ashley Nowe, Pregnancy & Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist. The postpartum period begins immediately after the delivery of the baby and generally includes the first 4–6 weeks after birth. In some cases, the delayed period can last up to six months after childbirth. In this episode of our Instagram Live postpartum series, Ashley, Pregnancy & Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist enlightens us on how to...
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Postpartum Infections
Postpartum Infections

Postpartum Infections and Pain | Treatment Tips

Postpartum•Pregnancy•Trending•YOUTUBE
Reading Time: 2 minutesPostpartum Infections and Pain In Perineal Area: Treating Postpartum Infections And Pain In the Perineal Area. By Tiara Caldwell (Certified Doula &IBCLC ).   Particularly, the postpartum period begins immediately after the delivery of the baby. Generally, includes the first 4–6 weeks after birth. In some cases, the delayed postpartum period can last up to six months after childbirth. For instance, in this episode of...
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Journey To Motherhood
Journey To Motherhood

Journey To Motherhood : Woman Gives Birth To A Miracle Baby

News•Real Stories•Trending•YOUTUBE
Reading Time: 4 minutesJourney To Motherhood: A mother who suffered a miscarriage on the same date in the same hospital room a year apart has given birth to a “miracle baby”. Listen to her share her story in the video at the bottom of this page. Katie Bonful, 31, who had suffered two miscarriages, Shared her journey to motherhood. Given birth to her rainbow baby, Maximus, now a year...
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Early Labor Signs
Early Labor Signs

Early Labor Signs – What to Look Out For?

Birth•Pregnancy•Third Trimester
Reading Time: 2 minutesEarly Labor Signs: Early Labor Signs – What to Look Out For? Is the baby coming? Am I in labor? The truth is, every labor story is different and a woman’s body will almost always give her the signals she needs to recognize that she is in the early stages of labor.   For most pregnant women, the first of the three stages of labor...
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