Category: Parenthood

The moment a baby arrives, life transforms for everyone in the household. While much attention naturally focuses on the new mother and baby, partners play a crucial role that can dramatically impact the postpartum experience. Research shows that supportive partners contribute significantly to a smoother recovery, better mental health outcomes, and a more balanced transition to parenthood.

Pregnancy is a transformative journey filled with excitement, questions, and sometimes, uncertainty. As technology reshapes our daily lives, it’s also revolutionizing how expecting mothers prepare for childbirth and parenthood. Online pregnancy courses have emerged as powerful alternatives to traditional in-person classes, offering unique advantages that resonate with today’s parents-to-be.

The moment your baby arrives marks not just the end of your pregnancy journey, but the beginning of one of life’s most profound transitions. While much attention focuses on physical recovery, the emotional transformation from pregnancy to parenthood often catches new parents by surprise.

The arrival of a new baby brings joy, wonder, and a mountain of new responsibilities. While much focus is placed on the birthing parent’s recovery and the baby’s needs, the transition to parenthood is a profound adjustment for both partners. Nearly 25% of women experience postpartum depression up to one year after childbirth, making partner support essential during this vulnerable time.

In an era where we manage everything from banking to fitness through our smartphones, it’s no surprise that pregnancy and postpartum care have gone digital too. With maternal care deserts growing and over 40% of U.S. births covered by Medicare and Medicaid, digital solutions are filling critical gaps. But can an app truly replace the reassuring touch of a midwife or the communal support of a mothers’ group?

The first six weeks after childbirth are transformative—physically, emotionally, and socially. While much focus goes to preparing for birth, the postpartum period often catches new mothers by surprise with its intensity and complexity. Recent research reveals concerning gaps in postpartum support that affect maternal wellbeing during this critical adjustment period.

Feeling both excited and overwhelmed about pregnancy? You’re not alone. If you’re craving clear, supportive guidance without late‑night Googling, Beginning.com’s new Pregnancy Course was designed with you in mind.

Starting your period can feel embarrassing, overwhelming, and even confusing. All of a sudden, your body is going through many changes that are completely out of your control. You can feel awkward, uncomfortable, and extremely self-conscious. It’s normal, and we all experience similar feelings at one point or another. But, rather than feeling embarrassed about […]

Practicing mindfulness can be incredibly beneficial for your child’s mental health and well-being. Research shows that this simple practice can reduce stress, regulate emotions and enhance focus. All of these perks are highly beneficial in today’s busy and unpredictable world. This is why mindfulness practices are becoming integral parts of children’s routines. In this article, […]

Life changes when you become a mom. You may reassure your friends that “everything will be exactly the same” between you. However, things don’t always go according to plan. Soon, you find yourself dedicating almost 100% of your time to your little one — changing nappies, waking up for midnight feedings, and physically recovering from […]