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Postpartum care should not stop at 6 weeks or 12 weeks. Here are 8 tangible ways you can care for moms in tangible, village-like ways beyond the fourth trimester. Category : Postpartum, Fertility Prep More, Fourth Trimester, Pregnancy Know More
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Mashup Score: 11Millennial dads spend 3 times as much time with their kids than previous generations - 2 year(s) ago
Millennial dads spend more time with their kids, a 2017 study shows. However, societal dads for parents need to change at the workplace, too.
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Hard to imagine this isn’t going to have a major impact https://t.co/U5HtWeEmAv
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A USDA program offering federal waivers to guarantee year-round, free school lunches is set to expire after feeding kids throughout the pandemic.
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Congress Is Letting Free School Lunch Program Expire - Motherly https://t.co/CCyojVl2rK https://t.co/SQqzomiqW1
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As a physician myself, I knew that our healthcare system doesn’t adequately support mothers after childbirth. Here’s what helped me instead.
Source: MotherlyCategories: Cardiologists, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
https://t.co/m76OmdrDy2 The healthcare system doesn’t support new moms - what we can do, by @jessgaulton
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Mashup Score: 0A Mother's Growth Mindset Plays a Role in Child Development - 2 year(s) ago
When a mother has a growth mindset, it can protect against the negative effects of stress on her child’s development, research shows.
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A recent @JDBP_online study indicates that how a mother handles her stress affects her child's brain development and outcomes of learning. https://t.co/3t20E1PX3C #childdevelopment #mentalhealth #parenting
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Mashup Score: 0A Mother's Growth Mindset Plays a Role in Child Development - 2 year(s) ago
When a mother has a growth mindset, it can protect against the negative effects of stress on her child’s development, research shows.
Source: MotherlyCategories: Latest Headlines, PediatricsTweet-
A recent @JDBP_online study indicates that how a mother handles her stress affects her child's brain development and outcomes of learning. https://t.co/3t20E1PX3C #childdevelopment #mentalhealth #parenting
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Mashup Score: 10What I Didn’t Understand About Being a Working Mom - Motherly - 2 year(s) ago
Before becoming a working mom, she worked with other working moms. Here’s what she’s learned since experiencing it herself.
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Before you judge a mom, walk in her shoes “I watched working moms count down until 5 pm and race out the door like their pants were on fire. I had no idea they were just getting started on the second part of their day." @OParenting @DrEmilyEdlynn https://t.co/qO9tq0m3y3
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Mashup Score: 0Perfectionist Mom: What Is Perfectionism? - 2 year(s) ago
How to be a good mother: It’s the age-old question many of us ask ourselves. It’s almost instinctual to strive for perfectionism in motherhood, but a therapist explains why your kids don’t need a perfectionist mom. What is perfectionism and why is it unhealthy for you and your kids? Here are helpful tips to combat your perfectionist tendencies.
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The first tip on this list to be a great, imperfect parent? Take care of yourself! 👏 https://t.co/EwrovEBc7w @MotherlyMedia
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Mashup Score: 4To the Mom Who Feels Fragile This Holiday Season - Motherly - 2 year(s) ago
You deserve to be handled with care, too. Moms will always put the people we love and care about before ourselves. We will bake the treats, find the perfect gift, decorate the home and make the magic, often to our own detriment. What we need is to be handled and treated with care.
Source: MotherlyCategories: Latest Headlines, PediatricsTweet-
"Let's remind ourselves and other mothers of our value and worth, that our humanness is ok and normal (not something to feel guilty for) and that the load we have had to carry is not normal." https://t.co/MH9gV5UBNY
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Mashup Score: 0To the Mom Who Feels Fragile This Holiday Season - Motherly - 2 year(s) ago
You deserve to be handled with care, too. Moms will always put the people we love and care about before ourselves. We will bake the treats, find the perfect gift, decorate the home and make the magic, often to our own detriment. What we need is to be handled and treated with care.
Source: MotherlyCategories: Latest Headlines, PediatricsTweet-
"Let's remind ourselves and other mothers of our value and worth, that our humanness is ok and normal (not something to feel guilty for) and that the load we have had to carry is not normal." https://t.co/MH9gV5UBNY
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"We plan for the birth of our baby, but we rarely plan for the birth of the mother." https://t.co/0UvoouaKAK