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By Doula Jen Best thing about fall? Comfort food, of course! Salty, simple, cheesy, warm — French onion soup is a CLASSIC. Sure to warm the heart and fill the belly of the recovering mama… Ingredients: 8 large yellow onions, sliced ½ cup butter (1…
By Doula Jen Last week, 5 of our doulas completed the Healthy Children’s Center for Breastfeeding Certified Lactation Counselor training. We actually hosted the event in order to earn scholarships for our well-deserved doulas, who are always looking for ways to improve and build upon their…
By Doula Gretchen Does Baby seem inconsolable? Just go down this list! Something is bound to work! Bouncing and Shushing — Simultaneously. Also, babies seem to like the bouncing to be more vigorous than we might think — nothing so wild that it would harm…
By Doula Jen Protein, peppers and a bit of olé! Ingredients: 1½ pounds chicken breast strips 1 red bell or yellow pepper, sliced lengthwise 1 green bell pepper, sliced lengthwise ½ red onion, sliced lengthwise 1 Tbsp olive oil juice from 2 limes 3 Tbsp…
By Doula Jen Because guessing how much toilet paper will go around Mama is kind of humiliating and putting chocolate bars in diapers is kind of gross… We’ve come up with a list of fresh baby shower ideas based on what a new or expectant…
By Welcome Baby Care Last year’s WBC Family Picnic was a blast! Babies we held and soothed as newborns toddled around — blowing bubbles and throwing balls. Dads who we bumped into at the kitchen sink at 6AM, sharing a quick exchange of the overnight’s…
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By Doula Jen Comfort food! With a little protein – potassium punch. So flavorful, you won’t even need syrup. Makes about 4 servings — feel free to double or triple for freezing! Ingredients: 1¼ cups all-purpose flour 1¼ teaspoons baking powder 2 teaspoons brown sugar…
By Welcome Baby Care Shortly after birth, the new mama usually gets some help breastfeeding — from the lactation consultants and nurses at the hospital, from the midwives and LCs at the birth center, or from their midwives and doulas at a home birth. These…
By Leslie Vandever of Healthline.com for Welcome Baby Care This is the expert who will educate, guide, and care for you throughout your pregnancy, will deliver your baby when the time comes, and assess your health afterward. It’s important that the you and your caregiver(s)…
