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One of the most common concerns I hear from expectant parents is, “What if my pelvis is too small to birth my baby?
As the warmer days are finally upon us, it is important to stay hydrated, especially
Last night, a friend and I were discussing the different factors that help shape one’s
This may sound like an odd idea, but trust me, it is worth the effort!
In our prenatal yoga classes, a portion of time is devoted to abdominal toning- specifically
Prenatal Moms-to-Be…Be sure to get your birth ball and rock your hips on it regularly
Guest Blogger: Jyothi Larson Yoga improves heart health. A yoga practice reduces stress and reduces
New guidelines from Britain’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence are now advising low
I will rarely make a blanket statement about birth. However, one thing I can say
Several weeks ago, I attended an all day birth lecture with Australian doctor, Sarah Buckley.
A few weeks ago, a student quietly pulled me aside after class to talk to
Today is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. This holiday encompasses the reflection of the
Not long ago, I was sitting having lunch with my dear friend Michele discussing everything
Sleep- A hot and familiar topic to new parents. Some of the first questions people
Last week I had my first experience as a patient in a hospital in over
I have often heard of nurses and doctors rolling their eyes when a laboring mom
I have never had the healthiest body image, and pregnancy and postpartum have definitely tested
I recently had a very lively discussion with my friends and expectant first time parents,
I clearly remember the vision I had of what my maternity leave with my first
A recent article in the New York Times has sparked an important discussion about the
I would like to give a special shout out to two ladies that are helping
An interesting conversation ensued the other day with a long time student. She mentioned that
I recently turned the corner into week 33 of my second pregnancy. What once seemed
Guest Blogger Ula Katsoulis, a PYC partner, explains Craniosacarl Therapy and its benefits for moms
Guest Blogger Donna Takeuchi, PYC Prenatal instructor & mom, encourages students to explore and discover
With a national average of 30% of US births being done via cesarean section, the
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