My Recommended Partners
Baby Photographer
Amanda Simpson
Michele Crockett
michelecrockettphotography.com
Birth Doula
Karen McWilliam
Breastfeeding Support
lllc.ca/breastfeeding-information
Lactation Consultant
Taya Griffin, I.B.C.L.C.
416-996-0321
Naturopathic Doctors & Practitioners
Carol Morley, BKin, ND
Nutritionist
Rebecca Hanratty, Holistic Nutritionist
Jazmine Stinson, Nutritionist, Herbalist
Osteopath Doctors
Kevin Stocker or Samara Stein
Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist
Cora Tomowich
Lamiya Zaidi, Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist
Vital Physiotherapy and Wellness
Playtime for Parents and Babies
jillandthebeanstalk.ca/collections/workshops
tdsb.on.ca/EarlyYears/PreSchoolYears/ParentingandFamilyLiteracy
edu.gov.on.ca/childcare/FamilyPrograms
Pregnancy and Postnatal Massage
Laura Repo-Davis
Prenatal Yoga
Karen McWilliam
Sleep Consultants
Rosalee Lahaie Hera
Catherine Wright, Certified Sleep Consultant
My Blog: Baby Ripples
Winging it with Baby No.3, or Should I?
I Don't Know What I Don't Know
Suggested Reading for Mom and Dad (Partner)
Siblings Without Rivalry
Healthy Beginnings
Dr. Jack Newman's Guide to Breastfeeding
No Cry Sleeping Solutions for Newborns
Sweet Sleep
The Happiest Kid on the Block
The First 40 Days
The Impact of Breastfeeding Practices
The Baby Book
The Wonder Weeks
Your Amazing Newborn
Breastfeeding Made Simple
The Birth Partner
The Vital Touch
Suggested Family Reading
I’m a Big Brother/Sister by Joanna Cole
My New Baby by Rachel Fuller
The Berenstain Bear’s New Baby
The New Baby by Mercer Mayer
Best Ever Big Sister/Brother by Karen Katz
We Have A Baby by Cathryn Falwell
Hello Baby! By Lizzy Rockwell
Babies Don’t Eat Pizza by Diane Danzig
On Mother’s Lap by Ann Herbert Scott
One Special Day by Lola M. Schaefer
Did you know?
Postpartum depression can start any time in the first 12 months after having a baby, most often between three and four months after the baby is born. I experienced this after the birth of my third child. I know the signs and I can help.
Sibling love! Always changing, always adapting.
Sibling love! Always changing, always adapting.
Having my first granddaughter, Ava, brought back all the feelings from when I first had my own babies.