Pampers “News for Newborns”
Having a newborn isn't always what people picture. I've heard friends talking about, 'Well when I have a kid...' and they think their child will sleep through the night, etc. They get home and realize their whole world is turned upside down. Newborns often sleep in the day and are up at night. They need to eat. A lot. Often. With that there are concerns. Are they eating enough? Too much? It isn't always easy to tell. I breastfeed both of my children so knowing the their 'intake' isn't measurable. I learned from others to tell by the 'output.' Meaning if they are getting enough they will have plenty of wet and poopy diapers. In those questions is also the concern if they are getting enough hindmilk and foremilk. Having other moms around that have been there is terrific. I'm glad for my friends and family. Another great acesset is the new Pampers Stool Color Cards and Diaper Rash Infographic. Moms can look at this to check Bowel Movement (BM) colors to make sure their newborn is doing okay.
I love that moms can get it in hospitals and it is available in English and Spanish.
Want to win your own? Right now one lucky winner gets the chance to win:
- 1 Pack of Pampers Newborn or Size 1 diapers
- 1 Pack of Pampers Wipes
- Diaper Genie
- Diaper Genie Refills
- Portable Diaper Caddy
*Total estimated retail value is $100.00.
Winner must be of the age of 18-years-old or older and live in the Continental U.S.
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Always sleep when the baby sleeps, so you will stay healthy. Paula Caudill
ReplyDeleteFirst time mom... I will have to learn.
ReplyDeleteIt was said already but it bears repeating. SLEEP when your little new bundle of joy is sleeping. No matter the time of day. IF you do not you will be run down and exhausted all the time.
ReplyDeleteEverybody says it, but you don't GET IT, til you actually go through it, but sleep when the baby sleeps. Also, if people want to help, let them! :) Julie smartsavvymama@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSleep ever moment you can! You're not going to get much of it. If you need a break, let Grandma or some other family take the baby for a while. Don't let yourself get overwhelmed :)
ReplyDeleteThe best tip I could give you is rest when you can and accept the help!
ReplyDeleteTry to relax. Babies are unpredictable and each one is so different
ReplyDeleteMy tip is if someone offers to help you out, take the help and get some rest. It is much needed
ReplyDeleteenjoy everything... the good and the bad are all phases!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely accept help if it is offered. Don't try to be supermom.
ReplyDeleteAccept help when it is offered and make time for you and your significant other.
ReplyDeleteAccept help and rest!
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