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They say that the only constant in life is change, and that how we choose to react to these changes reflects who we are. Beginning a family is a time of great change, and emotional growth. Hormones, stress and growing pains will ebb and flow, through life's journey of transitional changes.

Try to remind yourself every day what matters most in your life, and let the other things fade into the background. Love and laughter are two of our favorite examples.

Make sure to stay in close touch with the emotional wellness of yourself and your loved ones, in order to provide the most positive environment for your family.

Are You Ready For Another Baby?

Authored by: Ann Douglas

My best friend just had a baby and she is the tiniest thing! My daughter is just over a year old and I can barely remember when she was that small. I miss having a tiny baby! How can I tell if I’m ready for another baby?

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How to Pamper Yourself During Pregnancy - Trimester 1

Authored by: Ann Douglas

Treat yourself to a pregnancy journal.
Whip up a yogurt smoothie
Turn your bathroom into a spa by trying out a facial mask
Connect with other new moms

The New Dad

The Fathers-to-Be of today often attend Lamaze classes, go to prenatal appointments, and can read from numerous informative baby books written just for them.

A Mom's View of Mother's Day

A Mother's Day perspective from the eyes of a young woman as she moves from childhood to motherhood, and the paradigm shift that comes along with it.

Terrorism and Our Children

Authored by: Healthology

The recent terrorist attacks shocked all of us in the United States beyond our wildest nightmares. It is not difficult to imagine the helplessness, fear, sense of loss, and distress experienced by a child after a direct trauma such as the death of a parent. Even indirect exposure to a trauma, however, such as hearing about the terrorist attack in a far away city, can evoke intense emotional responses in children.

Postpartum Depression

Authored by: Healthology

A few weeks after her daughter was born, Wendy's joy turned to fear - and unbearable sadness.

Arguing With a Spouse

Authored by: Ann Douglas

When my husband and I were married, I used to say that I’d married my best friend. Now that we’ve had kids, though, it seems like we disagree on everything! What happened? How did having kids change my marriage so much?

Juggling Work and Family

Authored by: Ann Douglas

Feeling a little stressed? Struggling to keep all the balls in the air? You're certainly in good company. Studies have shown that the majority of parents who work outside the home experience a chronic time crunch: there simply aren't enough hours in the day...

Mom's Stress Guide: Toddlers and Preschoolers

Authored by: Ann Douglas

The toddler and preschool years are a period of tremendous change. You may feel both excited and amazed by all the things your child is learning to do and stressed and exhausted by the ever-changing nature of the job description of "mom."

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How to Pamper Yourself During Pregnancy - Trimester 2

Authored by: Ann Douglas

Treat yourself to a manicure and a pedicur
Invite your girlfriends over for a sleepover party.
Sign up for prenatal fitness classes
>Invest in a good maternity/nursing bra.

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