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NAPS guides families through the stages of pregnancy and early parenting with personalized support from experienced registered nurses, providing prenatal, lactation, CPR and sleep classes, support groups, and its signature membership service, Nurture by NAPS.

05/20/2026

FREE WORKSHOP on Body Image in Pregnancy and Postpartum this Friday, May 22nd at 1pm EST with our friends and Registered Dieticians from . Link in bio to register.

What helped you most with your postpartum bod? Here are 4️⃣ (plus one bonus) tips:

👗Buy new clothes! Your clothes are supposed to fit you, you aren’t supposed to fit in your clothes. I don’t know when it became acceptable to only purchase new clothes for your changing pregnant body and not your changing postpartum body, but im not here for that s**t! Buy clothes that make you feel good in your body!

💅🏻 In place of or in additional to recognizing the things you don’t like about your body, try and find the things you do like about your body or at least feel neutral about. For me, that’s always my hair (well before I lost it all PP 🤪), my nails, and my lips!

🪞Try and replace the negative self talk with something more positive but believable. It’s not feasible to replace “I hate my body” with “I love my body” but it might be feasible to replace it with “I appreciate what my body has given me”

👯‍♀️ Avoid surrounding yourself with people IRL or online that don’t make you feel good about your body and make you feel like you should look a certain way. That may mean setting boundaries or having difficult conversations with a tricky family member or friend. That may mean unfollowing certain accounts on social media or setting filters to avoid certain content. Then seek out people who have a more positive or realistic view of their body’s postpartum, or follow accounts of people who have the same body type as you.

And if all else fails, ask yourself and your loved ones to name the top 5 things you love most about yourself and they love most about you, and I guarantee you not one of those 5 things will be anything related to your appearance ❤️

05/15/2026

Sleep > pumping …. If you’re baby is sleeping (IMO).

This is the text I sent to my friend group text this morning, except instead of “long after the kids have left the house...
05/10/2026

This is the text I sent to my friend group text this morning, except instead of “long after the kids have left the house” I did replace “the kids” with “these f!ckers” 🤣

Tag the moms who haven’t let you lose yourself in motherhood, because those women deserve a special shoutout too ❤️

05/08/2026

It’s so weird that the answer to this question also doubles as the perfect Mother’s Day 🤔

The greatest gift you can give a nurse is knowing their care mattered. If a NAPS nurse helped your family, leave them so...
05/06/2026

The greatest gift you can give a nurse is knowing their care mattered. If a NAPS nurse helped your family, leave them some love below. 🤍

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05/05/2026

If you’ve ever had a thought like this…

“What if I slip down the stairs while holding the baby?”
“What if the baby stops breathing?”
“What if we get in a car accident?”
“What if I accidentally throw the baby?”
“I ruined my life having a baby.”
“I’m not a good mom.”

…and then immediately thought, “wait… why would I think that?”

I need you to hear this:

Having intrusive thoughts does not mean something is wrong with you.

It means you’re human.

Everyone has intrusive thoughts. The difference is not who has them. It’s how we understand them and feeling safe enough to talk about them.

When we don’t talk about this, shame fills in the gaps. And that’s where people start to spiral quietly, thinking they’re the only one.

You are not the only one.

Normalizing this is the first step. It’s how we take the fear out of the thought. It’s how we recognize when we might need more support. And it’s how we actually start to feel better.

If you feel comfortable, we’d love for you to share the intrusive thoughts you’ve had in the comments to help normalize this for parents.

And if this hits even a little, we really want you at our FREE webinar this Friday.

We’re talking all about intrusive thoughts in pregnancy and postpartum with Dr. Jennifer Greenberg, a clinical psychologist from Harvard and Mass General who has spent 20 plus years helping people through this exact thing.

You’ll walk away understanding what’s normal, what’s not, and what to actually do when these thoughts show up.

Friday at 12pm EST
Link in bio to register for FREE

If you’ve been carrying this quietly, you don’t have to anymore ❤️

05/04/2026

There is so much noise when you’re pregnant about what you need to buy.

💫 The best bassinet
💫 The right swaddle
💫 The perfect bottle
💫 All the gadgets that promise to make things easier

And sure, some of those things can help.

But they are not what carries you through those early weeks.

What actually makes the biggest difference is support.

Support looks like 🤍
• Someone holding the baby so you can shower
• A meal showing up when you didn’t plan one
• Help with the small, everyday things that suddenly feel big
• Someone you can text when you’re unsure
• Someone sitting with you when it all feels like a lot

And that support can come from a lot of places
• Your partner
• Your family and friends
• Your providers
• Or things you choose to outsource

So if you’re in these last few weeks, shift a little bit of your energy there.

Who is in your corner?
Who can you call?
What would actually help you feel supported?

Because it’s not about having everything figured out
It’s about not having to figure it out alone 🫶

Drop your #1 piece of advice for this mom below 👇
Let’s build her a village in the comments 🤍

04/30/2026

Most parents assume the people they named as godparents would automatically raise their children if something happened to them.

That’s one of the most common misconceptions we see.

Godparents are meaningful, but they are not legally binding guardians unless you formally name guardians in an estate plan.

Without a plan, a court could decide who raises your children, how assets are handled, and how quickly your family can access what they need.

The good news? Fixing this is easier than most parents think.

If protecting your kids has been sitting on your mental todo list for way too long…this is your sign.

Book a free info call using the link in our bio and get clear on the best next step for your family.

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