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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9:30am - 3:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 3:30pm Thursday 9:30am - 5pm

Mothers Haven

🏡 Rhode Island and beyond

✨ Your expert support through every stage of parenthood. Offering consultations, education, classes, & more!

Nurses, IBCLCs, Pediatric Sleep Consultants, Pelvic Floor PT, Occupational and feeding therapies, nutrition, and more!

11/30/2025

Sorry not sorry

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11/28/2025

Less hurry. More presence.
Less pressure. More connection.

Black Friday has a way of kicking off the season with stress, urgency, and a whole lot of “go, go, go.”
But for moms and parents, this time of year already holds enough mental load on its own.

So here’s your gentle reminder:
You don’t have to rush.
You don’t have to chase every sale.
You don’t have to do it all to make the holidays magical.

Your family needs you—calm, grounded, and present—not the perfectly checked-off to-do list.

This season, we’re choosing slower moments, softer expectations, and deeper connection.
Because the magic isn’t in the chaos… it’s in the togetherness. 💛✨

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Mother’s Haven

✨ Today we pause to give thanks… for the mamas who show up with full hearts and tired eyes, for the tiny moments that become big memories, and for the community that reminds us we’re stronger together.

✨ We’re grateful for your trust, your stories, your courage, and the way you show up for your families and yourselves every single day.

🦃 Thank you for being part of this village. Happy Thanksgiving.

11/26/2025

Thanksgiving prep….we know what we’re having to eat!! What about you??🤭🤭🦶🏻

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11/24/2025

If my calculations are correct…🧮🧐📝

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11/23/2025

Yeah, don’t even think about it lady!

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11/22/2025

Placenta 101: here are six fascinating placenta variations your provider might mention and what they actually mean:

1. Bipartite Placenta
A placenta made of two equal-sized lobes instead of one. They’re connected by membranes, and the cord typically attaches to just one lobe. Most pregnancies are uncomplicated, but providers pay attention at delivery to ensure both lobes separate cleanly.

2. Circummarginate Placenta
A mild variation where the membranes attach slightly inward from the edge, creating a smooth “raised” border. It usually carries little to no increased risk and is often just an incidental ultrasound finding.

3. Battledore Placenta (Marginal Cord Insertion)
The umbilical cord inserts right at the edge of the placenta instead of the center—kind of like a paddle. Most pregnancies with battledore placentas are healthy, but it’s often monitored because it can sometimes affect blood flow.

4. Velamentous Cord Insertion
Here, the cord attaches to the membranes instead of the placenta itself, leaving fetal vessels unprotected. It’s rare, but providers monitor it closely because it can be associated with vasa previa or growth concerns. Early detection = safer planning.

5. Succenturiate Lobe
A small “accessory” lobe separate from the main placenta. Most pregnancies are unaffected, but it’s important at delivery since these smaller lobes can occasionally stay behind and increase the risk of postpartum bleeding or infection.

6. Circumvallate Placenta
A variation where the placenta’s edges fold upward, creating a thicker, raised rim. Research is mixed, but some studies note higher rates of bleeding, preterm birth, or growth restriction—so providers often follow it a bit more closely.

✨ Normal vs. Not?
Many placenta variations never cause problems at all. What matters most is understanding what your specific placenta looks like and how your provider plans to monitor it.

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11/21/2025

We’re tired as a mother.

😴This list is ever changing and evolving😴😵‍💫

💤 How would you rank levels of tired with your experiences??

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11/20/2025

One moment at a time, mama… you’re doing better than you think

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11/19/2025

Newborn Cues Every Parent Should Know

Before babies cry, they communicate — and learning their cues can make the newborn stage feel so much more manageable. And remember: every baby is different. The more time you spend watching your little one, the more you’ll learn their unique signals.

🤲 Hunger: Rooting, sucking motions, clenched fists
Babies show early hunger signs long before they cry. Catching these cues makes feeding smoother and keeps baby calmer.

😴 Tired: Staring off, red eyebrows, less eye contact
When your newborn looks “glazed over” or their eyebrows turn pink, they’re ready for sleep. Responding early helps prevent overtired fussiness.

🔄 Overstimulated: Turning away, avoiding eye contact
Too much noise or activity can overwhelm a newborn. Looking away is their way of saying they need a little reset.

🌬️ Gassy or Discomfort: Arching back, squirming
This often points to gas, reflux, or general tummy discomfort. Burping or repositioning can help bring relief.

Learning these cues doesn’t happen overnight, but with time you’ll become the expert on your baby. Save this for later and share with a new parent who needs the reminder. 🤍

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East Greenwich, RI

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5pm

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+14014878619

Website

http://www.mothers-haven.com/

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