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Returning to exercise after birth: a new mother doing gentle postpartum exercise on a yoga mat at home

Returning to Exercise After Birth: A Safe Postpartum Guide

4 Comments / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

Jumping back into pre-pregnancy workouts at 6 weeks is a recipe for injury. Here’s a phased return that respects the tissues you’ve grown and repaired.

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Sleep Regressions After Age One

Sleep Regressions After Age One: A Parent’s Guide

Leave a Comment / Sleep & Nursery / Dr. Michael Anderson, MD (Pediatrics)

Sleep regressions after age one explained: age-by-age chart, causes, how long they last, and calming fixes for toddlers 12-36 months. Get restful nights back.

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Baby sleep tracker wearable and smartphone app next to sleeping baby

6-Month Sleep Regression: What It Is and How to Fix It

Leave a Comment / Parenting Tips, Pediatrician's Corner, Sleep & Nursery / Dr. Michael Anderson, MD (Pediatrics)

The 6-month sleep regression disrupts hard-won routines. Learn the causes, signs, and gentle pediatrician-backed tips to help your baby sleep better through the night.

6-Month Sleep Regression: What It Is and How to Fix It Read More »

Postpartum hair loss and skin changes: a hairbrush, moisturizer and towel on a bright bathroom counter

Postpartum Hair Loss and Skin Changes: What\u2019s Normal

Leave a Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

Postpartum hair shedding peaks around 3–4 months and is almost always self-resolving. Here’s the science, plus what works (and what doesn’t).

Postpartum Hair Loss and Skin Changes: What\u2019s Normal Read More »

Postpartum nutrition: a healing meal of leafy greens, salmon, oats and fruit on a wooden table

Postpartum Nutrition: Foods That Support Healing and Milk Supply

1 Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

Recovery, breastfeeding, and sleep deprivation all increase nutrient needs. Here’s the simple, evidence-based postpartum eating framework.

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Pelvic floor recovery postpartum: a woman doing gentle recovery exercises on a mat in a calm room

Pelvic Floor Recovery After Birth: PT, Kegels, and Diastasis

Leave a Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

Leaking when you sneeze isn’t ‘just part of motherhood.’ Here’s what pelvic floor PT, Kegels (done right), and diastasis recti rehab can do.

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Postpartum anxiety signs and help: a new mother sitting by a window looking pensive while holding a mug

Postpartum Anxiety: Signs, Intrusive Thoughts, and Getting Help

Leave a Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

Postpartum anxiety affects up to 1 in 5 new parents. Racing thoughts, hypervigilance, and intrusive images are core symptoms. Here’s what works.

Postpartum Anxiety: Signs, Intrusive Thoughts, and Getting Help Read More »

Thoughtful mother holding her newborn near a sunlit window

Postpartum Depression vs. Baby Blues: Knowing the Difference

1 Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

Up to 80% of new mothers experience baby blues; 1 in 7 develop postpartum depression. Learn the timeline, symptoms, and how to get help.

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Perineal tear healing: a woman resting comfortably in bed with a glass of water during recovery

Perineal Tear Healing: Degrees, Care, and Comfort

Leave a Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

About 9 in 10 first vaginal births involve some perineal tearing. Here’s what each degree means, evidence-based comfort measures, and red flags.

Perineal Tear Healing: Degrees, Care, and Comfort Read More »

C-section recovery week by week: a mother resting on a couch holding her newborn during recovery

Section recovery: C-Section Recovery: A Week-by-Week Healing Guide

1 Comment / Pediatrician's Corner / ChildBloom Pediatrician Panel

C-section is major surgery. This week-by-week guide covers incision care, pain management, mobility milestones, and the signs of infection or complication.

Section recovery: C-Section Recovery: A Week-by-Week Healing Guide Read More »

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