by babysettler | Apr 6, 2021 | Motherhood
It can be really overwhelming to transition home with your newborn baby! Even as a third time mom, those first few weeks home were a little overwhelming. It’s hard to remember all the information you’re given in the hospital related to newborn care and signs and...
by babysettler | Mar 30, 2021 | Motherhood, Sleep
Baby Settler Blog Why it’s ok to put your baby in their own room Hillary Sadler | March 30, 2021 First things first. During the first six weeks of your baby’s life, I do recommend you have your baby sleep in your room (not your bed). You will be doing feedings...
by babysettler | Mar 23, 2021 | Feedings, Motherhood, Routine, Sleep
Baby Settler Blog “How do I get my baby to extend their nap?” Hillary Sadler | March 23, 2021 I get asked this question multiple times each week. My response is always, “Tell me a little more about your baby’s nap routine.” Let me share a truth with you. Most babies...
by babysettler | Mar 9, 2021 | Baby Gear, Motherhood, Sleep
Baby Settler Blog Why You Should Swaddle Baby Hillary Sadler | March 9, 2021 Swaddling. Is it really necessary? I’ve often heard new parents say, “My baby hates to be swaddled.” While I don’t agree with their statement, I can see why it’s made. A lot of people think...
by babysettler | Mar 2, 2021 | Feedings, Motherhood, Routine, Sleep
Baby Settler Blog What is the Difference Between Fussing and Crying Hillary Sadler | March 2, 2021 Here’s the reality. Your baby is going to cry. And, sometimes your baby’s cry is going to be like fingernails on a chalkboard. But I want you to know crying can be...
by babysettler | Feb 23, 2021 | Baby Gear, Feedings, Motherhood, Routine
Baby Settler Blog Pumping. Part Four. What Does Real Life Look Like? Hillary Sadler | February 16, 2021 First things first If you don’t have an indication to pump right after birth, i.e.: baby born before 38 weeks, admission to NICU, history of low milk supply,...
