Bringing a baby into the world is an incredible experience — but it’s also one of the biggest physical challenges a woman’s body can go through. After birth, many new mums experience postpartum back pain, often finding it hard to return to their usual routines while...
As parents, we all know that we should be doing tummy time with our babies. We know it helps get them to lift their neck up and make them stronger. However, do you really know the benefits of tummy time for babies? Do you know how much to do? How to do it? Tummy time...
One of the most common reasons parents bring their babies into us is that they notice that their baby always seems to be looking one way or has their head tilted one way. This is called a head preference and is somewhat common in infants. While it may seem a trivial...
Rib pain during pregnancy is one of the more common (and uncomfortable) complaints we see in our pregnant women. This discomfort often starts in the second or third trimester and can range from a dull ache to sharp, stabbing pain under the ribs, around the back, or...
Reflux in babies—also called infant reflux or gastroesophageal reflux (GER)—is incredibly common. Spitting up after feedings, fussiness, crying, arching the back, and trouble sleeping can all be signs of reflux, leaving parents feeling helpless and exhausted. While...
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