We love this article from Baby Gizmo on baby names from classic literature. Tell us the world doesn't need more Scarletts, Scouts, and Hucks! Here are a few. Click to the see the full list from our friends at Baby Gizmo. Alcott – From the author of Little Women, Louisa May Alcott Scout (or Atticus) – From one of the main characters in To Kill a Mockingbird Holden … [Read more...] about 20 baby names inspired by classic literature
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Your new baby cold weather checklist
The right items can be lifesavers when you’re outdoors in winter with baby in tow. Here’s advice from Ali Wing, founder of baby boutique Giggle, New York City resident, and author of the new Giggle Guide to Baby Gear. Wing’s top cold weather must-have might surprise you: “One of the most forgotten items is sunscreen,” she says. “People come in to the store in winter and say, ‘I … [Read more...] about Your new baby cold weather checklist
Why you should take 3 months of maternity leave
Throughout your pregnancy you'll want to prepare for when the baby is born, including how long you should take off of work for maternity leave. It's well known that the U.S. doesn't have the most enjoyable benefits for new mothers. In fact, the U.S. offers new moms no paid time off and around just 12 weeks of protected leave. Compare those numbers to countries such as Estonia … [Read more...] about Why you should take 3 months of maternity leave
Expert tips on putting your baby to sleep
Getting babies to sleep at any age can sometimes be a challenge. Here are tips on putting your baby to sleep at different ages. Those First Sleepless Nights: 0 to 2 months The good news is, your newborn’s sleep problems aren’t your fault. “Temperament and biology determine sleeping patterns at this age,” says Nicky Cohen, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist specializing in … [Read more...] about Expert tips on putting your baby to sleep
3 Ways Gay Men make Great Dads
Gay parents aren't restrained by the same societal norms that quietly push straight parents into confined ruts of conditioned patterns. Freed of these constraints, they typically do a number of things that make for a more thriving family. Here are 3 of the ways that we can learn from their experience. Read it below if you prefer. Watch more videos at … [Read more...] about 3 Ways Gay Men make Great Dads