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Valentine's Day is a time for love and appreciation, and for new moms, it's a chance to show them just how much you cherish them. After months of pregnancy, labor, and adjusting to life with a newborn, the new mom in your life deserves extra love and pampering. For new moms, Valentine’s gifts are an opportunity to make them feel extra special and return the love to them that they’re constantly putting into their baby.

Valentine’s Day is special when you have a little one to love! This holiday isn’t just for romantic love. It’s for making your little one and the community who supports you feel special. And let’s face it, celebrating Valentine’s Day with a baby is just plain adorable.

Spring is in the air. The days are growing, flowers are growing, and families are growing! 

As you prepare to welcome your little one, let’s create your spring baby registry list. How exciting! While creating your registry can be exciting, it can also be overwhelming. Don’t worry – we can help you create connections with your baby and strengthen their development without introducing tons of unneeded or unwanted stuff into your home.

The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and, of course, gift-giving. 

But what if your baby receives a gift that isn’t their thing?

While it’s heartwarming to receive presents, it can sometimes be a bit tricky to manage gifts that don’t quite fit your needs or preferences, especially when it comes to baby gifts.

Choosing a daycare is a big decision. It's more than just finding a place that can safely watch your child; it's about finding a place that shares your values and beliefs so that you can feel comfortable and relaxed, knowing your child is holistically well cared for. 

Traveling with a baby during the busy holiday season can be daunting, but with a little planning and preparation, it can be a smooth and enjoyable experience. Whether you're navigating how to handle Thanksgiving travel with a baby in the moment or trying to figure out where to even begin planning, we have some tips to help you deal with the holiday rush and keep your baby happy and comfortable. 

Balancing work and family life can be a constant struggle, especially in today's fast-paced world. With increasing demands from both work and home, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed, especially when you throw cell phones. However, setting healthy boundaries between these two important aspects of life can help you feel more fulfilled at work and happier at home.

Returning to work after welcoming a child into your family can be a complex and emotional experience. Whether you're going back full-time or part-time, spending time away from your baby can feel difficult, even if you love your job.

The Montessori method tells us that "maximum effort" refers to the natural drive toddlers have to exert themselves physically and engage in challenging tasks. 

It's the joy they find in pushing, pulling, carrying, and climbing – activities that require concentration, coordination, and strength. Embracing this instinct helps toddlers develop essential motor skills and build self-confidence, while instilling a sense of accomplishment and independence.

The toddler stage is a whirlwind of energy, discovery, and rapid growth. It's a period of immense change, where your little one makes transitions from a dependent baby into a curious, independent explorer. In preparation for the toddler years, learn how to navigate these years safely, positively, and with clear communication.

Perhaps you’re returning to work. You might be searching for a new babysitter. Maybe you’re moving away from family. Or maybe you finally feel comfortable trusting another person to take care of your baby when you’re not there.