The Best Books to Read Before Baby Comes
An expectant mom wants to know: what are the best pregnancy books to read before baby arrives?
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An expectant mom wants to know: what are the best pregnancy books to read before baby arrives?
Can a mom-to-be celebrate Mother’s Day this year even if her baby won’t arrive until after May 12?
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A mom struggling through postpartum depression is worried that the medication prescribed to her isn’t working. She wants to know if other moms have gone through the same situation, and if so, what they did to battle through the depression. Over on the Mamas Uncut Facebook page, our robust community of moms is always having a conversation about topics that matter. We like to highlight those conversations from time to time. Important mom questions. Thoughtful mom answers. Let’s hear from the community! A member of the Mamas Uncut Facebook community asks: “I’m 2 weeks postpartum and have been diagnosed with postpartum depression. I’ve been prescribed Celexa, but it doesn’t seem to be helping at all. I’ve been on it for a week. I’m so nervous I can not care for my baby. I am having my mother and grandmother do most of the care for her. What else can I do to help with this intense fear and anxiety?” – Mamas Uncut Community Member Members of the community swooped in with some very good advice to consider. Take a look at a few of the suggestions below. Give the Medication More Time “Give it a little more time. It takes a few weeks
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A first-time-mom wants to know if she should be worried that her two-month-old baby is not feeding on the recommended schedule.
Another day, another infuriating news story involving the treatment of a breastfeeding mother.
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The 1990s are back, and they aren’t going away anytime soon. Let’s take a brief trip back in time. The year is 1999. Exactly 20 years ago. Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera had just burst onto the music scene. The Matrix hit theaters and melted minds across the globe. Friends was at the peak of its popularity during its initial network run. The look du jour involved basically anything with low-rise jeans and a crop top. With trends tending to be circular, it should come as no surprise that what was popular in 1999 is now popular again in 2019. Millennials have already lived through various ’70s and ’80s revivals, but the ’90s are now far enough in the past that even that decade is having another moment. ’90s fashion is back on the runway, ’90s-sounding music is a constant on radio, and everyone was very excited about the 20th anniversary of 10 Things I Hate About You a few weeks ago. Thus, the ’90s are back, and, honestly, we aren’t complaining. The Social Security Administration keeps a database of the most popular U.S. baby names going all the way back to 1880. (Hey, want to know what was popular
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Nothing comes easy for breastfeeding moms. Kate Aulette was excited to see Ariana Grande perform on the Sweetener World Tour at the Little Ceasar’s Arena in Detroit on April 6. As the mother of a seven-month-old baby girl, Kate knew that bringing her breast pump to the venue might be a problem, especially considering the heightened security restrictions put in place following the Manchester Arena bombing at Grande’s concert in 2017. That’s why Kate called the venue ahead of time to confirm that she could bring her breast pump. They told her it qualified as a medical device and that she shouldn’t have any trouble bringing it inside. But when Kate got to the venue, things didn’t work out the way she was told they would. Read the post detailing her unfortunate experience below. Kate’s Story “I explain that my bag is a breast pump and I start emptying it out for them to search, the security guard says nope you can’t come in with that,” she writes. “I explained that I called ahead and was told this an approved medical item and would not have any issues, they search everything, all my parts, and then proceed to tell me
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“We leave the store, then friend’s mom announces that the kids need to give all their animals to her daughter. Cue the upset and angry kids.”
A new report from the World Health Organization includes some highly scary numbers regarding a worldwide measles outbreak.
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Do you own this popular Fisher-Price sleeper seat? Then you’ll want to take note of this news.
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This viral video of Justin Gigliello singing ‘Ave Maria’ for his daughter in the lobby of a Florida Disney resort will fill you with all the good feels.
“Just because I make more and you can get it, doesn’t mean that that makes it right.”
“The provider said […] I should thank her for doing it all these months!”
“If she would back away from the table, there would be plenty for her kids to eat.”
“She thought I was upset about the mug being gone…”
“He thought he was just going to not go and I said ‘nope you’re learning today boy.'”
The 17-year-old went missing after the teens fought over her pregnancy.