Lack of sleep is something most parents anticipate when their new baby arrives. It is not realistic to expect eight hours of perfect, uninterrupted sleep with a new baby but a gradual improvement in the quality of sleep can be expected as your baby grows, develops, and their need for nutrients at night decreases. Determining the best time to establish a sleep routine for your infant is highly individual, there is no rule for or against when to start. 

This nursing cover is Calmmother approved as a necessity for Mom’s who are breastfeeding or expressing milk (only if you prefer to cover up of course!). It offers comfort and peace of mind when feeding at home, at work or on the go. The beautiful patterns add some flare to a disheveled new Mom look.

Many new parents may not realize that the greenish black tarry looking stool is actually normal.

Below are general signs that your baby is not getting enough fluids or is dehydrated: 

It is normal for babies to lose up to 7% of their birth weight in the first few days of life. They should return to this weight or surpass it by the second week mark…