Pregnancy: Planning for Baby
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Hey Dad! Looking for ways to make pregnancy a little easier on your wife?
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Your breastmilk is the best possible food for your baby and will give her the best start in life.
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Just moments after delivery, you can initiate the bonding experience between you and your baby by breastfeeding for the first time.
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With support and guidance many moms nurse their babies under a variety of circumstances.
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A name is one of the most important gifts you’ll give your baby. It will shape your baby’s identity and become one of her most prized possessions. The name you select for your baby can affect her self-esteem later on. Additionally it will impact how other children respond to her as early as grade school.
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You’ve known your due date for ages, but your doctor probably told you that this date isn’t written in stone—newborns aren’t always on schedule. But here are the top 10 things you need to accomplish before your baby arrives.
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While today’s birthing choices may seem to vary greatly, many have a lot in common. Generally if your baby is born in a hospital or other medical facility—regardless of what the room looks like or whether you’re using the services of a physician or a nurse-midwife—you’ll benefit from up-to-date techniques and medical equipment to guide you and your baby through the process.
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Chances are good that you’ll go through labor and delivery without any need for a fetal monitor for your baby or pain-relief medication for yourself. However, it’s a good idea to know in advance when and why these issues may arise.
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If you’re feeling nervous about giving birth, you’re not alone. You know that labor will be challenging. On top of that, you’ve probably heard a few labor-room horror stories. So who wouldn’t be anxious?
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Finding the right doctor for your baby is well worth the effort it will take. Ideally you'll want to find someone who shares your philosophy of raising children. That way you'll feel more comfortable expressing your concerns and thoughts about your child's health.
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