Gender-Neutral Nursery Inspiration

After you’ve given birth, it is only natural that your new priority is your baby. You want to make sure that they are happy and healthy – while using any spare moments to catch up on your sleep and adjust to your new lifestyle.

While it may feel like you no longer have time to keep in touch with your friends, it doesn’t necessarily mean that your friendships with the important people in your life will fall apart. Sure, you may have to start seeing them less often – but there are still things you can do to keep touch with the ones that matter.

For those who are missing close contact with their friends, here are five helpful suggestions for how you can water the friendship tree even in your busy role as a new mom.

The first few months with your baby bring some of the most precious experiences of your life. Your newborn is experiencing things for the very first time – and the look of wonder on their face, and the enjoyment they get from new activities, can be truly magical.

After the stressful first few months have passed, it can be fun to try some new activities together. Whether your little one is in the carrier, lounger or doing tummy time - there are lots of fun (and safe!) things you can do together.

February has arrived… meaning that Spring is just around the corner. But there’s still a few more chilly weeks ahead before we can enjoy the warmer temperatures and longer days.

In the 6-8 weeks that follow after giving birth, it’s completely normal for new mamas to feel exhausted and weaker than usual. That’s why it is so important that you wrap up warm during the cold season and give your body everything it needs to recover.