Braxton Hicks contractions are mild, uterine contractions that occur well before labor actually begins. Understanding the difference between Braxton Hicks and labor contractions, how to ease their pain, and when you should be concerned, make it will help you stay calm when you start contracting too early.
Delivering by a vaginal birth simply means your baby enters the world through the birth canal, or vagina. Here’s a general summary of the three mains stages of vaginal delivery and an explanation of the different types.
A cesarean section, or C-section, involves delivering a baby surgically. Primarily, a C-section is used to protect the health of the mother and baby. Here’s a look at the reasons cesarean section might be necessary.
Getting on with life after giving birth can be challenging at best, especially for a new mother. Here is what you need to know to get on with your life after birth.
After having a baby, how often do you need to have your baby seen by a doctor? What shots does your new baby need and how often? Read more about your baby doctor visits from our experts and community.
To bottle feed or breast feed? It is a question that mothers have been asking for decades and there are significant pros and cons to both methods. Learn more from BabytoBee and our community of mothers to help you decide.
Adjusting your schedule to a baby’s schedule can be tricky as your sleeping and feeding needs are so different. Here is a typical baby schedule to help you plan.
Breastfeeding is the most natural thing a new mother can do. A new mother should start breastfeeding her baby immediately after birth.
One of the biggest self-esteem issues facing a new mother is losing the weight gained during pregnancy. Postpartum weight will disappear! Here are some simple things that you can do to restore yourself to your former weight.
The first three months can be very challenging for baby and mom.
