S2E3: Baby Development Checks, Toddler Milestones, and we Discuss New Motherhood with Denise Kenny Byrne
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Ever wondered about the myriad of developmental checks that babies go through after they leave the hospital? This episode of Baby Tribe offers a step-by-step walk-through of this critical yet often overlooked aspect of newborn health. We touch on the importance of a midwife's role, the heel prick test, and the comprehensive head-to-toe check carried out by a doctor, to ensure your baby is on the right track. Pivoting on from infancy, we journey into the world of toddler development and the different milestones they achieve. We shed light on the significance of gross motor skills, communication skills, potty training, and dental hygiene, all while stressing the power of the parent-child bond.  We are also thrilled to host Denise Kenny Byrne, co-founder of the Head Plan, who takes us through her incredible journey from businesswoman to meditation teacher and mother.  Denise offers a candid account of her emergency C-section, the challenges she faced with newborn feeding, and how she managed it all with the help of her robust support system. We end this insightful episode on a high note by focusing on self-care for new parents and emphasizing the importance of leaning on your support system. Denise shares her self-care rituals, and offers valuable advice for new parents. So, join us on this heartfelt journey as we navigate the joys and challenges of nurturing our little ones.
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