Why do We start infant Parenting?
We started Infant Parenting because no parent should ever feel alone in caring for their newborn. Together, we can turn the challenges of early parenthood into moments of growth, love, and joy.
Is Hip Pain Ruining Your Pregnancy? Here’s How to Take Back Control
October 16, 2025
Introduction During pregnancy, a female experiences remarkable hormonal and biomechanical changes in her body. These shifts, though natural, often bring musculoskeletal problems such as lower back pain, swollen feet, and overall body aches. At Obstetrics & Gynecology Associates of Hampton (OB/GYNs), many pregnant women seek treatment for hip pain that becomes more noticeable as the baby and fetus grow through the trimesters. As a healthcare professional, I’ve often seen how mechanical stress from added weight and hormone levels affects the hip, knee, and joints, especially in the third trimester. This joint stress and joint laxity caused by
Early Pregnancy Cramps Explained: When to Relax and When to Worry
October 15, 2025
Early Pregnancy Cramps Explained: When to Relax and When to Worry Understanding Early Pregnancy Cramps During pregnancy, many women feel cramps in the first weeks, and it’s completely common. In my experience as a healthcare writer and someone who’s walked this path, those light, temporary, or mild cramping sensations often come from the uterus expanding and blood flow increasing to support the growing embryo and fetus. Sometimes, implantation causes a gentle pull or pressure in the lower abdomen,
Can You Really Drink Coca-Cola During Pregnancy? What Doctors Won’t Tell You
October 14, 2025
In This Article, You’ll Learn: • Coca-Cola During Pregnancy — Should You Give In or Avoid It?Find out whether it’s safe to drink Coca-Cola while pregnant, and what experts say about occasional cravings versus daily consumption. • Coca-Cola and Caffeine During Pregnancy — How Much Is Too Much?Understand the caffeine levels in Coca-Cola, their effects on you
Baby’s Earwax Mysteries Uncovered: When It’s Harmless and When It’s a Red Flag
October 13, 2025
Introduction As a parent, I’ve learned that every little thing about your baby can make you pause — from the color of what’s in their diaper to the sound of their cry. One day, while cleaning my baby’s ears, I noticed a bit of earwax that looked pale yellow, and other times, it had a darker shade. I wondered if it was normal or if it might mean an infection was
Boy-Girl Twins: The Surprising Science and Secret Harmony Behind Raising Two Worlds at Once
October 11, 2025
Introduction When I first learned I was expecting boy-girl twins, it felt like stepping into a world of discoveries and questions I never knew existed. The realization came with a swirl of emotions—fascination, anxiety, and deep anticipation. Suddenly, our family began to adapt to a new dynamic that felt double in every way—double diapers, double hugs, and double the challenges too. Yet, behind the chaos, there’s an extraordinary sense of kinship that these twins share, so different from that of singletons or same-sex siblings. As both a parent and someone
Rib Pain During Pregnancy: What It Really Means and When to Worry
October 10, 2025
Pregnancy is often an exciting time when women prepare to bring a new person into the world. During this stage, many mothers-to-be make plans, start tracking the growth of their baby, and keep counting the days to their due date. Yet, with all the joy, there are challenges that take a toll on the body. Some are quite noticeable—a growing stomach, morning sickness, and many changes that are anticipated and usually accepted as part of the early developments. But for some, unexpected rib pain can appear, leading to worry and discomfort. From my own experience as well as listening to other pregnant women, this type
Group B Strep in Pregnancy: Silent but Serious—Protect Your Baby Today
October 9, 2025
Understanding the Risks and Screening When I first learned about pregnancy, I remember feeling a mix of anticipation, excitement, and even a little concern—feelings many parents share when they hear about Group B strep. It’s a common bacterium, sometimes called a bug, that can live quietly in the vagina or rectum. In fact, about 2–4 in 10 women—roughly 20–40% in the UK—carry it without any obvious symptoms. It’s not a sexually transmitted disease, and most
Is Your Baby Getting the Best Sleep? Discover the Ultimate Baby Sleepwear Guide!
October 7, 2025
Finding the right baby sleepwear often feels like solving a puzzle, where every piece of comfort, safety, and the right outfits needs the right balance. As a parent, I remember the challenge of keeping my newborn snug yet not overheating. Babies can’t tell you if they are too hot or too cold, so creating a
Understanding and Managing Childhood Anger: Strategies for Parents and Educators
October 6, 2025
When I first worked with children and their families through my programs, INFANT PARENTING, I noticed how angry feelings can quickly bubble into outbursts such as tantrums, whining, defiance, or even fighting. For many parents, it feels unsurprising that a child might melt down when they cannot express their emotions in a healthy or productive
Ever Wondered When Do Babies Start Scooting? Here’s What You Need to Know!
October 1, 2025
As parents, it’s natural to feel proud, worried, and sometimes even a bit competitive when it comes to your baby’s milestones. You might be eagerly waiting for them to start crawling, rolling, or sitting up on their own. However, not every baby follows the traditional path. Some babies scoot instead of crawling, and this is
What our CLIENTS say
Don’t just listen to what we say
“I was nervous about becoming a dad, but the training and support I received here gave me peace of mind. Their team truly cares and goes above and beyond to help parents and babies thrive.”
“The consultation sessions were a game-changer for us. Having access to expert doctors and parenting specialists helped us handle feeding and sleep challenges with ease. I can recommend them more than enough!”