by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Mar 13, 2019 | Birth You Desire Blog
There are several things parents can do to minimize the stress of a newborn. By preparing the family, you can help your child adjust to necessary change even before you bring the baby home. Siblings can become excited, prepared and welcoming with these simple steps.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Mar 10, 2019 | Birth You Desire Blog
Did you know the sippy cup was invented for parents? As a speech-language pathologist and feeding specialist, I beg to consider 3 reasons to skip them.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Mar 1, 2019 | Birth You Desire Blog
A goal is the desired outcome of result of action. A healthy vaginal birth. You can focus on it and drive yourself to complete it. With a goal when it is completed it is over, finished, and dismissed. You will either have to create another new goal or return to our old practices.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Feb 16, 2019 | Birth You Desire Blog
What Is My Bag of Waters? The bag of waters—or amniotic sac—is a bag or “membrane filled with fluid that surrounds your baby in your uterus during pregnancy.” The bag of waters is very important to your baby’s health. The fluid protects your baby and gives your baby room to move around. The bag itself protects your baby from infections that may get into your vagina.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Feb 8, 2019 | Birth You Desire Blog
Congratulations on your pregnancy! Now you can sit back, relax, and put your feet up until after delivery, right? Not so fast! Attitudes and beliefs about prenatal exercise have drastically changed over the past twenty years. No longer is pregnancy viewed as a time to sit, watch TV, and each chocolate. These days, it is encouraged that you maintain and improve your fitness levels while pregnant.