Get real about raising connected, confident kids. This archive dives into the principles and practices of attachment parenting—what it looks like in everyday life, where it helps, and how to make it work for your family. From co-sleeping and babywearing to responsive discipline and emotional attunement, these articles go beyond the buzzwords to explore what secure parent-child bonds really mean. Whether you’re just starting out or navigating new stages, this is your space to learn, reflect, and grow.
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How to Breastfeed in a Nursing Sling: Tips & Babywearing Benefits
Write For Me said: Breastfeeding in a nursing sling gives you freedom, comfort, and connection—all while keeping your hands (mostly) free. This guide walks you through how to do it safely and confidently, with step-by-step instructions, practical tips, and real-mom insight.
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Why Is Skin-to-Skin Contact Important?
Skin-to-skin contact after birth is a simple, powerful way to support your baby’s health and emotional well-being. It regulates temperature, boosts bonding, and promotes breastfeeding. This guide explains why it matters for both parents and babies—especially after C-sections or premature birth—and how to include it in your birth plan.
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Tandem Nursing
A guide for mothers looking to understand the complexities and rewards of tandem nursing.What Is Tandem Nursing?Tandem nursing is apparent when a mother falls pregnant while nursing and then has to nurse her toddler and baby simultaneously or if the mother is breastfeeding twins.Is nursing during pregnancy dangerous? If you fall pregnant while breastfeeding, you do not need to…
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4 Incredible Benefits of Co-sleeping While Breastfeeding
Is it advisable to co-sleep with a newborn? From both a psychological and biological standpoint, babies are not naturally designed to sleep entirely on their own.What Does Co-Sleeping Mean?Co-sleeping means that you are within sensory range of your baby. Within sensory range means that you are close enough to your baby to recognize and respond…
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What Are the Benefits of Breastfeeding? Why Breastfeed?
The benefits of breastfeeding are immense; nothing can compare to the properties of human milk.The Benefits of BreastfeedingBreastfeeding vs. bottle feedingBreastmilk contains a 100% correct ratio of calories, fat, protein, fluid, vitamins, and minerals essential for a baby’s development and growth.The benefits of breastfeeding mentioned below will hopefully prove that by breastfeeding your baby, you…
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Baby Sleep Schedule – Improve Your Baby’s Sleep.
Did you know that breast milk contains an amino acid that the body uses to produce melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep? Baby Sleep Schedule The Initial Weeks The initial weeks of a baby’s life can be especially exhausting for parents. However, there are methods to make it easier and enable your baby to sleep…
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The Breast Crawl – The First Time You Breastfeed Your Baby
The Newborn Breast Crawl A newborn baby can crawl from the middle of a mother’s chest to her nipple, latch on and suckle all without assistance! The miracle of childbirth is shown here and shows just how natural breastfeeding is. This magical video will help mothers understand that they can allow their babies to initiate breastfeeding right…
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Breastfeeding at Birth – Why Breastfeed Immediately After Birth?
Most babies have a powerful sucking reflex straight after birth, but it is also normal for a baby to only nuzzle or lick a little. Some babies will latch on very well, while others take some time to get the hang of it.If you decide on a natural birth plan, without many medications and interruptions,…
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Cue Feeding (Breastfeeding on Demand) for a Happy Baby
Cue feeding—also known as breastfeeding on demand—means responding to your baby’s hunger cues rather than following a strict schedule. It supports milk supply, promotes bonding, reduces stress, and helps babies thrive.
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Comfort Nursing – The Amazing Superpower of a Mom
Comfort nursing isn’t just about feeding—it’s about connection, security, and emotional comfort. When a baby seeks the breast for soothing, they’re tapping into a powerful biological bond. Far from spoiling a child, this instinctive act builds trust and resilience. It’s a mother’s quiet superpower—gentle, and grounding.