Why you might want to seriously consider hiring a night nurse, aka a nighttime nanny to help you care for your newborn. All your questions answered.

Do you need a night nurse for help with your baby?

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Life with a new baby can mean a steep learning curve. From advice on diaper changing and bath time to sleep habits and feeding schedules, we’ve got your covered.

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Everything you need to know about your baby, including information on breastfeeding, teething, colic, baby development, food, sleep, and more..

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Don't stake your self-worth as a parent on obsessing over your baby's sleep schedule, because so much of it is out of your control anyhow.

Baby's sleep schedule: "I had to stop obsessing for my own mental health"

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Getting your baby to sleep through the night can be a challenge. We're here to help you navigate baby sleep training, safe sleep guidelines, and naptime. 

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What is postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety and just the baby blues? What are their differences? Here’s what to watch for.

Postpartum depression or anxiety vs. the baby blues

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Postpartum care

Life with a newborn can be overwhelming. Make the “fourth trimester” a bit easier with one of these tried-and-tested tricks..

16 tips for making life with a newborn a bit easier

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Look for these baby hunger signs that signal your newborn is ready to feed. (Hint: If they're crying already, you've likely missed a few cues!)

Newborn care

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