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  Parenting In First Year
 
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The process of conception through childbirth is truly a wondrous miracle ot be a witness to.  And when baby arrives, there is another miracle that unfolds - how a tiny being can effect such enormous change.

Parenthood is still an unknow realm, more so if we are first time parents.  Granted that many aspects of parenting come with practice, it is always helpful when you can find some tips online.

  • You and Your Baby - tips on handling your newborn, bonding with him/her.
  • Adjusting to Parenthood - Having your first baby is the most transformational event of your life.  The experience also takes its toll on you physically, emotionally and psychologically.  But you can ease into this life-changing transition by recognising the changes it brings and learn to cope with them.
  • Making your Marriage Work - The connection between you and your spouse can be easily eroded in the course of raising a family.  Staying connected to each other as a couple is important.  Parents who are happily married are more likely to have children who are emotionally healthier.
  • Getting The Support You Need - Support can come from both family memebers and those outside the immediate family circle.
  • Balancing Your Work and Family - Going back to work is an issue that many women face.  Find out the options you can consider after your baby is born.









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