Under the ‘after baby’ tag you’ll find a collection of blogs that are related to the time right after your bring your baby home from the hospital.
As expecting or new parents, embarking on the journey of nurturing a baby is both exhilarating and full of new challenges. One approach that resonates deeply with many parents is the Montessori method, which offer a beautiful and nurturing approach to supporting a baby’s natural rhythms and developmental needs. By establishing a consistent daily routine, […]
Montessori Baby Routine Read More »
Traveling with a newborn baby? It can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to air travel. The idea of navigating through airports, security checkpoints, and long flights with a little one in tow can be overwhelming. However, with some careful planning and preparation, flying with a baby can be a smooth and stress-free
Flying with a Baby – 10 Expert Tips for Stress-Free Air Travel Read More »
Before my baby was born, I used to train five times a week and even continued after getting pregnant all the way until the fifth month. I was lucky enough with my pregnancy that I was able to keep active all the way until giving birth. AFTER giving birth, however, things were VERY different! I
Working out after giving birth – a guest post from Tally Hershko Pilates teacher Read More »
Have you noticed that every newborn baby toy, every book, everything is black and white? But why, oh, WHY? What’s with all the high-contrast baby things?! High contrast themed baby showers, nursery decoration, baby toys, cards, books (don’t tell me, babies can actually read!!), artwork… you name it, they have it in black and white.
Black and white baby resources you can start using right now Read More »
It’s finally happening! You’re new baby is just about to arrive and you’re over the moon! You broke the big News to your firstborn and the reception was good. Phew! Now what?? If you haven’t already done so, it’s time to take a step back and have a look at this experience from your older
A New Family Member – how to prepare your firstborn Read More »
