For many parents, the decision of who should watch their baby can be stressful, emotional, and confusing. Aside from being a stay-at-home parent or having relatives help take care of your kids, the two most popular childcare choices are hiring a nanny or enrolling your child in daycare. Which is the right option for your family and your budget? We’ve put together some things to consider when choosing child care for your little one.

Have you recently begun working from home? If you’re a parent, you might be struggling to watch your kids, take care of your household, and get all of your work done to your clients’ and partners’ satisfaction. How can you balance working full-time with parenting and stop chaos in your household before it starts?

“This was a staple with my babies, I mixed it into everything! Pureed pears, sweet potatoes, apples, carrots etc.”

Babies need quality sleep to grow and thrive. Precisely how much sleep a baby needs varies both by age from one child to the next, but all babies follow these general trends.

Working from home with toddlers and babies should be considered an extreme sport. Kids demand round-the-clock attention - and parenting while juggling calls, an overflowing inbox, and tight deadlines is no joke. However, the work-from-home life has become the new normal for many parents across the U.S., and as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is expected that this remote work-life is here to stay.

I also KNEW 1000% that I wanted to breastfeed. My baby, my body, and the universe had other plans. I am only just beginning to approach and process the grief and I am slowly accepting what will and will not be with our feeding journey.