By Stacey Avila, CCMA Watching my son grow has been the toughest part of being a parent, learning to keep my hands to myself while he tries to do everything on his own has been a challenge. I want to feel needed, yet he wants to feel independent. So Bittersweet! I...
By Erin Lelko, RN When my second kiddo was born, my first child had a hard time adjusting. It was also about that time he was hitting the terrible 3’s (which no one ever seems to talk about). I quickly realized there was not only a power struggle for...
Raising a little human is like finger painting, beautiful yet messy. As a parent we want to be the best for our children learning to navigate small bodies with big emotions can be challenging at times, regardless of your parenting strategies. Here we will talk about...
By: Stacey Avila Are you feeling anxious about your pregnancy or birth experience? We know a Birth Center birth is not for everyone. Women make decisions based on what is best for them and their families when it comes to their birth experience. This is why, at The...
By: Lamya Abdel-Rahman “How did your pregnancies differ?” Jess had just found out that I had had my children in pairs, Zayne and Noreen, followed by Ali and Amir seven years later. She was curious to know how my earlier pregnancies with Zayne and Noreen differed from...
by Corinne Daut RN, BSN, IBCLC As mothers, we are told that our breast milk is the perfect food for our baby and contains everything that he or she needs, so we are left puzzled when our pediatrician recommends a vitamin D supplement. Why does the American...
