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ARCHIVE: August 2015

Breastfeeding + Work. We Make It Work.
August 6, 2015 5:58 pm | by

With this month being National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, we’re not only celebrating this special time between a mom and baby, but also promoting how to make breastfeeding “work” in the workplace. Cotton Babies has “made it work” from day one. Cotton Babies Founder and CEO Jenn Labit started the business with her eight-week old baby by her side. Her very first employee started while several months pregnant, with her second employee soon to follow. Pretty soon, there were multiple moms with babies in the workplace. It worked then and even though we’ve expanded a lot over the years, it still works

 
Thursday Giveaway: Make it Happen
August 6, 2015 12:01 am | by

We’re all guilty of it: We say we’re going to do something, but never actually follow through with it. Deciding to make a change or trying something new can be difficult and somewhat scary at times. Especially when it comes to using cloth diapers. At first, some parents can be intimidated by cloth, and as a result, they steer clear. Using cloth diapers should be just as easy to use as disposables.  Really, there’s no reason not to even try cloth diapers because they’re better for your baby, budget and planet. For this week’s giveaway, we want to help you get

 
Every Good Mom
August 3, 2015 1:37 pm | by

We were proud to sponsor the 2015 Postpartum Progress Warrior Mom Conference this summer.   More moms are suffering from perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. In fact, 1 in 7 pregnant and new moms will suffer from these types of illnesses.   What does it feel like to have postpartum depression or postpartum anxiety? What are the signs or symptoms?  How do you know when you have it? And if you do have it, what should you do? Read Postpartum Progress’ blog post, “The Symptoms of Postpartum Depression & Anxiety (in Plain Mama English)“ to learn more.    Postpartum Progress is