Here is a list and brief descriptions of common conditions from the first six weeks of the post partum phase. Some of these symptoms will have disappeared a few days after birth; others will persist for an entire month or longer.
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Babylune is pleased to announce the arrival of the first Healthy & Fit Family Carnival. The happy event occured in the wee hours of Monday, October 30th with the collective weight of ten posts and a respectable reading-length. So overjoyed by the carnival’s arrival, the family is already expecting the next edition on November 6th. […]
Ta Da! Here is the first ever Healthy & Fit Family Carnival.
Since announcing the carnival, I’ve been hit with a ton of contributions about ways all of our families can lead healthier, more active lives.
I said that there would only be ten places in the carnival and there were easily twice as many entries, but […]
Who would have guessed that the motherhood and identity question had so much to do with acronyms?
Really, so much relies on how women describe themselves as SAHM, WAHM, or WOHM that the entire alphabet seems reduced to about 4 letters.
And, as is the problem with other four-letter words, these acronyms are dirty. Imagine the shame […]
Some day, I will come home after a hard week at work and my baby’s body language will say, “Hi Mummy!”
Instead, of that ever-popular wordless communication “NURSE ME RIGHT NOW!”
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I think about money a lot more now that I work outside the home. Time is money and I don’t think I am being paid properly for my time. Then again, I felt the same way when I earned three times as much.
Today, while on my coffee break at work, I saw a picture of […]
Babylune was just listed in the Health Blogs Directory at 5 Minutes for Mom. It’s nice to have my blog in such nice company.
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Attendees at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine conference in New Orleans yesterday heard that the older a woman is when she gives birth, the greater the likelihood that her daughters will experience infertility.
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Last week, I said that the only perfectly trustworthy babysitter is grandma.
Since my own mother is still deeply engaged in her own career, which is of huge value to the children she teaches, I obviously wasn’t suggesting that older women should quit their jobs to enjoy another generation of slavery caring for young children.
Nor, it […]
This week’s Carnival of Family Life is being hosted at Everything Under the Moon. It’s on my after-the-kids-are-in-bed reading list for this evening.
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