In her experience, baby probiotics—especially Mommy’s Bliss probiotic drops with vitamin D—made a real difference. She also found that chiropractic care helped with her baby’s reflux. Her first baby had been colicky, constantly spitting up and crying almost nonstop. Those early months were tough—full of sleepless nights and worried days. But when her baby was […]
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During her pregnancies, she faced more fear than most. At each anatomy scan, she braced herself—because every single one brought a new, terrifying diagnosis. Doctors labeled her high-risk. At one point, they even advised her to consider terminating one of her babies, warning of possible complications that sounded devastating. But she held on. Not once
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Keep the Guess Date to Yourself!One of the best things I learned was not to share my due date—especially with close friends and family. Next time, I’ll give them a general timeframe or a date a few weeks later. It takes the pressure off and protects your peace! Homeopathy Is a Game-ChangerFrom pregnancy and labor
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she was diagnosed with fibroids—initially thought to be one, then three, and during her robotic myomectomy, six were discovered and removed. Her surgeon warned that, due to the type of fibroids she had, they were likely to return and advised not to delay pregnancy. Just two months after surgery, she became pregnant and went on
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She had a large fibroid—16 cm, located outside her uterus. Through dedicated diet and lifestyle changes, it shrank to 12 cm before she underwent laparoscopic surgery to remove it. About seven months after the surgery, she became pregnant. Her gynecologist had initially recommended a C-section, but later in her pregnancy, her OB reviewed her case
She tested early, like so many do, eyes scanning every strip for the faintest sign. But it wasn’t until 9 days past transfer that she finally saw a line on the First Response test—barely there, but real. It took until day 13 for the line to turn fully dark. Through it all, the Easy@Home test
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She took the birthing class at the center where she planned to deliver—just to be prepared, to get a sense of what was coming. Her plan was clear: stay home as long as possible, only head in when the pain became too much to bear. But labor had other plans. Her water broke, and just
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She had a five-year-old, a toddler just past sixteen months, and another baby due before the summer’s end. It wasn’t always easy—but she knew from experience that safe, comfortable bed sharing was completely possible. When her second was born, their nights took on a rhythm of their own. The baby slept closest to her, then
They finally found a setup that worked—two cribs, one on each side of their bed, securely attached with zip ties and one side removed on each. The baby slept on her side, the toddler on his. It was tidy in theory, but in reality, most nights their daughter found her way to the middle, curled
She never planned it exactly, but co-sleeping had always felt natural. Her daughter, now four and a half, had long shared their bed—a warm, familiar presence tucked between dreams and soft blankets. When her son was born, things shifted. For the first couple of months, she and her husband took turns—one up with the baby,