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If you are considering a home-birth, these are the most popular Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) supporting home-births in the Fayetteville area and in Moore County:.
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a midwife and a doula? Well, you’re not alone because this is question is asked on a weekly basis when families are looking for support.
In 2011 and 2015, I welcomed my first two daughters and breastfed them both with minor discomfort for 6 months. I was unaware at the time that there should be no discomfort while breastfeeding. More about that later…
When I look back on my nursing journey, bittersweet memories come to mind and stir my heart.
Whether you plan to breastfeed, exclusively pump, combo feed, or exclusively formula feed your baby, we are here to help you achieve your goals.
However, when my daughter arrived at the beginning of my second year of residency, I found myself having to return to 12+ hour shifts at only eight weeks postpartum. My plan was to exclusively pump with a goal of making it to six months.
I have breastfed both of our children 2.5+ years. I pumped at work for approximately 21 months with each child. I had a very difficult journey pumping at work with both of our children. It was even worse with my first.
Do you know where to turn if you or your loved one is struggling with their mental health during pregnancy or postpartum? You do not have to suffer in silence alone. Learn about local and national resources available to connect you with the help you need today.
Brittany Kai, a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and mother of five, shares how her personal journey with perinatal mental health issues led her to specialize in Reproductive and Maternal Mental Health.