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Postpartum depression (PPD or peripartum depression), also known as the “baby blues,” may occur any time between one week and a month after a person gives birth. Some common symptoms of PPD include depressed mood, loss of interest, problems sleeping, fatigue, irritability, and weight gain.
These are some Lactation and Nursing (breastfeeding, chestfeeding, pumping) FAQs with answers from an IBCLC. It is never normal for breastfeeding / chestfeeding to hurt.
“Tracy and Andrea helped us successfully transition from 100% bottle feeding to 100% breastfeeding when our baby was three months old. They changed our lives.”
Nurturing Expressions believes it is the responsibility of each and every one of us to speak out publicly against systemic and everyday racism, prejudice, police brutality, and injustice.
15 Resources to Keep Your Kids Busy at Home
Although many states are starting to relax their stay home orders, schools in most districts are out of session until the fall.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Looking for a Mother’s Day gift for the breastfeeding or chest feeding mom in your life? We’ve got you covered! Call your local boutique to order one of three special Mother’s Day bundles,
Dear Nurturing Expressions Families,
Governor Inslee’s COVID 19 Stay Home, Stay Healthy order and its extension through May 4 has left some feeling afraid and isolated.
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At Nurturing Expressions, we are here to support you. Stories like Catherine K.’s are the reason why we do what we do.
We know many people are concerned about the novel Coronavirus and COVID-19, particularly here in the Greater Puget Sound area. Here at Nurturing Expressions, we are committed to our clients’
