Growing With Baby

03/29/2026

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03/29/2026

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02/11/2026

✨ This Wednesday’s Support Group Topic: Understanding Your Baby’s Temperament ✨

Have you ever wondered why one baby seems so sensitive, another so intense, and another so easygoing — even from the very beginning?

This week we’re talking about temperament — the inborn way babies experience the world — and why nothing is “wrong” with your baby or your parenting.

We’ll explore:
🌱 Why babies are born different
🌱 How temperament shapes feeding, sleep, and regulation
🌱 What “goodness of fit” really means (hint: we don’t change the baby 💛)
🌱 How understanding your baby can make things feel calmer and more doable

If you’ve ever thought:

Why does this feel harder than I expected?

Why does my baby need so much support?

Why does what worked for others not work for us?

You are not alone — and you are not doing anything wrong.

Join us Wednesday for connection, reassurance, and practical tools rooted in understanding, not fixing. Wednesday at 10

02/10/2026

02/09/2026

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01/12/2026

Have you tried the colic hold when baby has excessive gas or colic?🤱

01/11/2026

Colic can feel overwhelming—especially when nothing seems to soothe your baby.

💛 If you’re in the thick of it, these five steps can help you get through the hardest moments.

01/05/2026

If your baby latches, then suddenly cries, it’s time to switch into baby-watching mode. 👀

Crying at the breast often has a reason — and it’s not that you’re doing anything wrong.

• Frustration waiting for milk: If you don’t hear swallows or gulps, baby may be struggling to trigger let-down.
• Too much air: If feeding goes from gulping to pulling off and screaming, try an upright burp.
• Fast flow: Loud gulping or a stressed look can mean the milk is coming too quickly. Try positioning baby slightly above the breast to let gravity help.
• Not hungry after all: Disinterest or pushing away may simply mean feeding isn’t what they need right now.
• Shallow latch: Frequent crying with ni**le pain is a sign to get skilled lactation support.

Crying is communication. When we slow down and observe, babies often tell us exactly what they need. 🤍