CoxHealth Moms

01/09/2026

It was our pleasure to help this sweet family with breastfeeding! Mom shared “We trust Cox lactation team! Very kind and helpful team with a lot of encouraging words!”

01/09/2026

Great rules to follow!!

If you’re heading over to meet a brand-new little one, especially with all the cold and flu bugs going around, think of these as the newborn visitor golden rules: Wash those hands, skip the kisses, stay home if you’re sniffly, and always follow Mom and Dad’s lead. It’s not about being strict, it’s about wrapping that sweet pea in care, respect, and a whole lot of needed protection. 💜 Parents, are there any other rules you'd add to the list?

01/07/2026

We hear from some moms that with the wearable breast pumps - milk supply is lower than with a traditional breast pump. What has been your experience with the wearable breast pumps? Let us know below 👇

01/07/2026

Breast milk storage guidelines can be confusing! Here are the "rule of 4s" for breast milk storage. For more tips on how to refrigerate and freeze your breast milk safely, visit https://bit.ly/49oS9Wy

01/06/2026

Lol....as your children start to get old enough that you are able to get "normal" things again!! 😂

01/06/2026

Information from Postpartum Support International. Read more about symptoms in their post below!!

As we step into January, it’s a powerful time to check in on how you’re really feeling after birth.
Not every postpartum mood change is the same....
...💙 You are not alone, and help is available.
If you need support now:
🔷 Call or text the Postpartum Support International HelpLine at 800-944-4773 (no diagnosis needed)
🔷 Call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline at 1-833-852-6262
🔷 In a crisis, call or text 988
🔷 Download the Connect by PSI app
🔷 Visit Postpartum.net for programs and resources
✨ A new year can be the beginning of feeling better.

💙 New Year, New Awareness 💙

As we step into January, it’s a powerful time to check in on how you’re really feeling after birth.
Not every postpartum mood change is the same, and knowing the difference can help you get the right support:

🔹 Baby Blues: Temporary mood swings, tearfulness, irritability; usually resolve within 2 weeks
🔹 Postpartum Depression (PPD): Persistent sadness, low energy, hopelessness, loss of interest; may last months without treatment
🔹 Postpartum Anxiety (PPA): Excessive worry, racing thoughts, panic; can interfere with daily life

✨ Early recognition leads to earlier support and recovery.

And remember, perinatal mental health conditions can also include OCD, Bipolar Mood Disorders, PTSD, and Psychosis.

💙 You are not alone, and help is available.

If you need support now:
🔷 Call or text the Postpartum Support International HelpLine at 800-944-4773 (no diagnosis needed)
🔷 Call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline at 1-833-852-6262
🔷 In a crisis, call or text 988
🔷 Download the Connect by PSI app
🔷 Visit Postpartum.net for programs and resources

✨ A new year can be the beginning of feeling better.

01/03/2026

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12/31/2025

Fun ideas for the kiddos tonight!! 🎉🎉

If you’re keeping kids up (or pretending to), this list is for you. Easy, fun, and #8 is always the kid-favorite.

https://tinyurl.com/3nm2zdh8

Macaroni KID Springfield MO (MO)

12/27/2025