Congratulations - you are pregnant! You’ve probably spent a good deal of time thinking about getting pregnant, but now that you are, the next set of questions come flooding in. Why am I so tired? Why do I have to pee all the time even though my baby is only the size of a jellybean? Should I REALLY be “eating for two”?

Whether you go into labor spontaneously, are scheduled for an induction, or scheduled for a cesarean section (c-section), questions will swirl as your due date approaches. This guide will teach you how to recognize labor, what happens when you go to the hospital, and your options during the course of your labor and delivery.

Congratulations! You are a new proud parent! No matter how long your labor lasted or how your baby came into the world, you should feel extremely proud of yourself. Now, your journey as a parent begins! We know you are tired, and figuring out what you need to know next can be overwhelming. We are here to help! This guide aims to prepare you for the first few days after welcoming your baby, while you are in the hospital.

Navigating the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) or PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) can be overwhelming to say the least. These very specialized units care for our most fragile infants and children. While you likely never imagined you would be there, your little one is in the most capable hands as they grow and heal. 

When you become a mother, your whole world expands - your love, your responsibility, your family, your daily routine and your capacity to do hard things! You’ve forged a new path and made room for two - in the most literal and metaphorical senses. It’s hard to imagine the profound and intense identity and role shifts that you go through as you transition into motherhood; but once you know, you know.

The transition to fatherhood is a profound journey that can reshape a man’s life and redefine his sense of purpose. As a new father adopts his paternal identity, he will encounter a path marked with changes and challenges, both expected and unexpected. The adjustment involves more than just performing new responsibilities, often accompanied by an evolution of oneself from man to father.

As the diaper changes and midnight feedings settle into a routine, couples often find themselves faced with a new challenge: prioritizing and maintaining their relationship. Beyond the chaos of parenthood lies an opportunity for partners to reconnect while navigating this transformative phase together. Here we will uncover practical tips on how couples can thrive physically, emotionally, and romantically post-baby.

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