Since the shutdown for COVID-19, we have received calls from parents worried that their child may fall behind on immunizations. read more
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Be Calm. Be Human.
Posted on March 23, 2020I was going to start with summarizing my day at the office with some clinical take-home lessons, but, then I thought I may want to share something more powerful that never fails to shine through during difficult times – the humanity in all of us! read more
Please don’t panic. Here is what to do.
Posted on March 20, 2020We know there is a lot of anxiety regarding the corona virus. Don't panic. Here is what to do. read more
How to Reduce the Effects of Seasonal Allergies
Posted on May 21, 2015It’s that time of the year again. The flowers are blooming, the birds are singing and the kids are sneezing. This year allergy experts are predicting that the allergy season will continue to worsen as it has over the past few years, however they’re also predicting that it might be a few days shorter than last year. While there is no definite cure to the effects of seasonal allergies, there are a few tips to help manage your symptoms during this time of year. Tips for Minimizing Seasonal Allergies at Home According to WebMD there are several actions you may... read more
Best Practices for Driving During Pregnancy
Posted on May 13, 2015In honor of “Distracted Driving Awareness Month,” we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about the importance of recognizing safe practices of driving during pregnancy. Safe driving during pregnancy is something all mothers should be aware of, as you are never driving alone. If you are going to be in the car for a long period of time, you should try to plan accordingly. Many moms-to-be pack healthy snacks for the road and extra water bottles to help stay hydrated. In addition, many also plan to take frequent stops and bathroom breaks, which can also be a great way... read more
Meet Up Groups for Moms and Moms-to-be
Posted on April 29, 2015Being a mom is no easy task, especially if you’re a first time mommy. Between the sleepless nights and early mornings, it can be a little overwhelming to say the least. For moms, having a support system of other new parents can make all the difference in knowing that your struggles aren’t yours alone. Here is a list of some popular local meet up groups for support, advice, guidance, and more for local Jersey Shore moms. Local Meet Up Groups for Jersey Shore Moms Stroller Strides: Based in Lincroft, NJ – A group that comes together to have fun with... read more
The “Single Parent” Survival Guide
Posted on April 7, 2015Picture this, you’re picking up your weekly groceries with your 2-year-old daughter and your 4-year-old son. Your youngest is flinging her arms in the grocery cart screaming for ice cream and your 4-year-old is grabbing everything in reach. How do you keep sane in this type of situation, especially when you’re single-handed? You might be frustrated, but remember you’re not alone. Parenthood is no walk in the park; and for most people, it’s one of the hardest jobs you’ll ever experience in your lifetime. Parents love their children more than they ever expect. But the reality is, parenthood is hard... read more
Post Pregnancy 101: Life After Maternity Leave
Posted on April 3, 2015Is the idea of going back to work after pregnancy a frightening thought? Try not to get too worked up. With a little planning and preparation you can make your transition back into the working world painless and easy. Before Returning to Work After Pregnancy The average female might take around 12 weeks off of work after pregnancy, as part of her maternity leave. During this time you might become very attached to your newborn, making it nearly impossible to leave him or her. To help ease yourself back into work, follow these 3 key maternity leave tips during your planning... read more
Which Baby Class is Right for You?
Posted on March 19, 2015Becoming a first time parent is exciting but can also be very overwhelming. Parents-to-be are constantly thinking, “Am I going to be a good parent” or “will I know how to handle having a newborn?” Anxiety is normal when you’re starting a new chapter of your life and taking on a lot of new responsibilities. Knowing what to expect when you’re expecting could help ease some of the emotions you and your partner might experience. Types of Childbirth Classes Childbirth education can be very beneficial for new parents. This is where you can learn the in’s and out’s of what... read more
Expecting Dads: A Survival Guide
Posted on February 25, 2015While men don’t experience the tremendous weight gain, morning sickness, or childbirth pains that doesn’t mean dads-to-be are not affected during pregnancy. Pregnancy is considered one of the most exciting stages of your life. As a couple you might experience a roller coaster of emotions as you proceed from the first trimester to the second and third. While it’s easy to become overwhelmed and scared, it’s important to know what to expect when you’re expecting and how to compensate for any fears. 3 Tips for Fathers During Pregnancy 1. Be the BEST sidekick. Women have to go through a lot... read more