Baby Talk Blog

As a parent working from home, you may feel like you need to be many people at once: Loving parent, Productive employee, Supportive partner. This can be tricky to navigate, but with time management, communication, and planning, you can find a way to wear all your hats, at least at times. Here are some tips for working from home and still supporting your partner while they're on primary caregiver duty. 

It might seem impossible now, but one day your baby will be all grown up! Photos can help you remember exactly what their tiny little noses looked like, or how much food used to end up on their face instead of in their mouth. Sharing photos of your baby with them when they’re older is also a lovely chance to reminisce and connect as a family. 

It’s commonly known that alcohol during pregnancy is unsafe. There are several associated risks, and the impact of alcoholic beverages on an unborn baby can be detrimental to their health.

Your baby’s first cold can be a distressing time, though colds can usually be managed easily. While it’s understandable to feel upset or concerned about your baby’s runny nose, cough, or crankiness, remember that each cold helps to build their immune system. Babies generally have between 5 to 10 colds a year, so the better you become at staying calm, the better your little one’s experience might be.