Sentences with phrase «talk to the other mom»

Talk to other moms when you visit your local natural food store.

Take your children with you and talk to other moms.

Talk to other moms and / or your baby's doctor.

I think it's a completely wonderful thing, but the more I read about it, the more I talk to other moms, the more I take critical looks at breastfeeding studies, I feel like something going on is very wrong.

Talk to other moms online, through playgroups or chat with moms standing in line at the local grocery store.

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I enjoyed talking to the other moms and it was nice to be reassured that I'm not doing everything wrong when it comes to raising my child (which is how I feel sometimes).

I would urge you to talk to other moms, perhaps a support group would be helpful for you.

«I like coming here and talking to other moms.

I've tried it and it worked for one of my children AND I've talked to other moms who are also content with the method.

As one mommy put it, new moms should, «talk to other moms, because the best way to hear about kids» stuff is through the grapevine.»

But according to Bonner, the best advice is to be bold and speak up: «Talk to other moms, because the way you hear about kids» stuff is through the grapevine.»

Talk to other moms, find out who the lactation professionals are in your community — and make an appointment.

In this last month, you're going to want to talk to other moms about their experiences with breastfeeding (that'll be where you'll learn the most), go along to a breastfeeding class, check out what local breastfeeding support there is and read books and blogs and articles about breastfeeding.

«There's so much knowledge you can only get from talking to other moms.

Talk to other moms at the gym, the playground, or at school; chances are, someone has either used or has heard about a good after - school tutor.

When my sweet husband and I were planning to get pregnant I began talking to other moms I used to be friends with.

They usually slyly smile and say, «Oh yes, that...» Be sure to talk to other moms for advice that they have on how to combat these issues in pregnancy.

So it's helped me so much to have therapy and medication and just talk to other moms and know that it's okay.

Meet other moms who are feeling as you are, and talk to other moms who made it through to the sweet spot of breastfeeding.

I think Nina mentioned being able to share with other moms that's been a huge, therapist as well, but I think that village and having that tribe, to be able to talk to other moms that have gone through it and realize that everything's okay, and being able to take a deep breath.

After you talk to other moms, you'll realize that this whole sleep issue isn't as polarized as it may seem in the books.

Your best resource is to talk to other moms with similar ideas and feelings as yours when trying to find a great doctor.

When talking to other moms I fond this happened quite a lot!

I just talk to other mom's.

I read, I researched, I joined group boards, I talked to other moms.

But try things out, talk to other moms, and you'll get the hang of it!

By talking to other moms about birth I have become acutely aware that any kind of childbirth, under any circumstances, includes moments of stress, worry, and pain.

MOLLY RIFFEL: Well I, like you were saying Kathy had problems with my daughter's latching, she was tongue tied we had issues it was painful with my first one and so I actually knew this was going to happen I have a taste of depression so I beforehand set up to have my placenta encapsulated and so my first step was to start taking that and then once I was home and comfortable and was doing that I actually started going to Robin's support groups and that made the biggest impact ever because I was able to sit and talk to other moms who were experiencing the same thing.

So when I went and talk to other moms and came across moms who you know «Oh yeah I'm doing that too, or yeah, mine was doing the same thing» it was helpful to know that I'm not alone in this and then I made some friends.

Talk to other moms and strangers: Other people love babies and they're probably going to come up to you while you're walking around the grocery store to see your bundle of joy.

He told us that she did not have a tongue tie, and that her lip tie shouldn't affect feeding, but I had a gut feeling about it and talked to other moms and eventually found Renee — an experienced lactation consultant.

My son goes to a Mother's Day Out program, and it's hard to talk to the other Moms because they are already talking to each other, and how to do you infiltrate that circle?

Find lactation specialists in your area, talk to other moms who have successfully breastfed, and browse the CiC Provider Network today.

I would have done a few more classes, but I was too busy talking to other moms and vendors!

Not only can talking to other Moms help alleviate your Mom - guilt but it can help alleviate other kinds of stress and worry that come with being a Mom as well.

Talk to other moms, visit places, and do some research.

But that's execution — the real «creating» time, the ideas, happen when I'm getting down on the ground and looking at bugs with my kids or talking to other moms during a playdate.

Talk to other moms, find a support group, talk to a professional, because you are not alone and you shouldn't spend a single second ever thinking or feeling like you are.

It really helps to talk to other moms and it can be encouraging when you're not feeling your best.

KEY TIP: Talk to other moms.

and talk to real parents: the most info I've gleaned is from talking to other Moms.

Talk to other moms.

After talking to other moms I found out that it is quite common.

Breathing deeply has never worked in my personal experience, but talking to other moms and friends often reveal that expert advise is overrated, research is often geared towards the promotion of specific products; what worked today could be illegal tomorrow, etc..

Talking to other moms about their symptoms can help prepare you for what to expect.

Talk to other moms about preparing to nurse their babies on our breastfeeding message board, or read through several articles on breastfeeding here at Pregnancy & Baby!

I talked to other moms, my doctor, and a lactation consultant in search of a solution, but nothing helped.

After researching and talking to other moms she had worked with, I found that she was trained in breech birth and had a history of successful outcomes.

Why not talk to the other mom in line at the market?