The tip about being verbal is SPOT ON!! I did that with my first born (6yo now) and I believe that’s why he had such an extensive vocabulary and very clear speech by age 3. I’m 40+2 with my second as of today and will be utilizing that same tip!
Loved these tips 👍🏻 I wanted to add that you should keep a spare set of clothes for YOURSELF in the car/diaper bag for those first few months when bub is spitting up and having runny poop - you’ll thank yourself for being so organised, trust me!
@@Fashionluvbee we had to cancel our Christmas photo shoot 😭 right as I pulled bub out of the car he had a blowout right on my beautiful white linen dress. Had to reschedule to later that afternoon - I learned my lesson that day!
I love your videos. I had a 9 year old boy, and last month we welcomed our baby girl. I totally forgot everything about newborns by now. She is 3 weeks now, but it's been so hard. She only wants to be held all the time, barely sleeps.... Watching your videos keeps me sane.
Thanks a lot for sharing all those tips. Love the format, not too long. I'm 32 weeks pregnant, first baby, can't wait to meet him :) all your tips really help 🙏🙏 I'll hope I'll be as good of a mum as you are. Your video at the maternity post birth was beautiful, you're such a natural with newborn :)
definitely having baskets around the house with all their essentials is one that helps incredibly.. but all such great tips👌 Also having swings or bouncers around the house if you aren't carrying your baby around in a carrier, pop them in while your getting things done.. lagging those things around all the time is a headache.. having one in the kitchen/dining and another in bedroom. or upstairs and downstairs helps
Brilliant tips!! I’m a new mama and trying to research so much.. I feel so lost and barely know where to start. You’ve already helped me so much I’m so grateful for your content. Thank you, forever grateful💛
Wow! Thank you. Just remember you can do all the research but it doesn’t always mean it will all work for you or your baby. Motherhood is really just trial and error until you find something that works. Tips and tricks videos are def helpful but your a great mama and will figure out what you and your baby need. Don’t overwhelm or stress yourself out too much.
I love your videos so much! I am due in 39 days, and your videos have been so helpful in preparing for our little guy. People have been recommending your videos on the "What to Expect" discussion groups, so I know you are helping out so many mamas!
Been your subscriber for a while now and I just gave birth to my first baby a month ago. I was struggling lately and this video came along. Thank you so much. 💓 I love your videos
Aww I’m so happy for you. I know I got anxious too once it got close to our due date. You are gonna be a great mom and thank you for watching. Hope I’m able to help in any way.
@@SoulTribeMama it went rough! 😫But it helped having the Tylenol and paci ready for him 🥲 he calmed down a lot quicker this time and I think it helped me too just being able to do something for him (can't exactly take him out for ice cream yet haha)
Oh thank you so much! The babies did actually sleep pretty good the other night. I woke up in disbelief😆 but last night not so good. I think they are still adjusting so hopefully it’s not too much longer before they start sleeping again.
I know you were just sharing what's worked for you and your experience but I would just encourage all moms to really do their research about giving Tylenol before, during, or after vaccine appointments. There are lots of pediatricians who definitely DO NOT recommend it. Amongst other concerns with it, many studies are coming out showing that it lowers the baby's immune response. It's my opinion that down the road this will become one of those things that is no longer recommended. It's just a matter of time. I learned a tip from Bridget Teyler here on UA-cam to use lanolin as a diaper cream. It's the only thing I've used on my 9 month old and couldn't be more impressed with it. The consistency is a lot like Vaseline without the yucky chemicals. I've also noticed that it's one of the main ingredients in some major brand diaper creams but again without the undesirable ingredients and cheaper! Thanks for the encouragement to be verbal with my baby. I talk to her a lot but you encouraged me to be more intentional about it. I heartily concur with the baby wearing! I loved wearing my baby and thankfully she loved it as well when she was tiny!
Tylenol has many adverse affects on humans, but so do vaccines. The adjuvants and fillers inside them are dangerous. Thimerosal, formaldehyde, aluminum, and so many other toxins can cause SIDS, neurological damage, and long term health problems.
Loved all of these expect for the Vaseline thing. That stuff is HORRIBLE, filled with chemicals and definitely should NOT be near a babies genitals. Coconut oil would be a way better alternative if you feel like you have to put something on them.
The tip about being verbal is SPOT ON!! I did that with my first born (6yo now) and I believe that’s why he had such an extensive vocabulary and very clear speech by age 3. I’m 40+2 with my second as of today and will be utilizing that same tip!
Awesome!! Yes I agree that it really does help with vocab wind bring able to communicate which lessens the tantrums
I love that you are clarifying that you cannot spoil your baby! So important for new moms to understand that!
Yes! I hate to hear ppl say you can’t hold your baby all the time! Um yes I can, I was holding him in my tummy for 9months!! I’m all he knows.
Loved these tips 👍🏻 I wanted to add that you should keep a spare set of clothes for YOURSELF in the car/diaper bag for those first few months when bub is spitting up and having runny poop - you’ll thank yourself for being so organised, trust me!
Oh dang this is a really great tip! I might have to add that into my part 2 of this video!! Thank you for sharing this!
Yea learned that the hard way cos when I dressed up there was always emergencies
@@Fashionluvbee we had to cancel our Christmas photo shoot 😭 right as I pulled bub out of the car he had a blowout right on my beautiful white linen dress. Had to reschedule to later that afternoon - I learned my lesson that day!
I love your videos. I had a 9 year old boy, and last month we welcomed our baby girl. I totally forgot everything about newborns by now. She is 3 weeks now, but it's been so hard. She only wants to be held all the time, barely sleeps.... Watching your videos keeps me sane.
I am 27 weeks pregnant with our first & I am so happy to see these videos!!! Thank you for sharing 💕 I need all the advice I can get!
I'm 29 weeks! Baby girl coming early January 💗🥰 congratulations 💗💗💗🥳🥳
You will be great!! Try not to stress out too much, we are all learning as we go.
first time Dad here tuning in!
Oh congrats!! Thank you for watching!
Thanks a lot for sharing all those tips. Love the format, not too long. I'm 32 weeks pregnant, first baby, can't wait to meet him :) all your tips really help 🙏🙏 I'll hope I'll be as good of a mum as you are. Your video at the maternity post birth was beautiful, you're such a natural with newborn :)
definitely having baskets around the house with all their essentials is one that helps incredibly.. but all such great tips👌
Also having swings or bouncers around the house if you aren't carrying your baby around in a carrier, pop them in while your getting things done.. lagging those things around all the time is a headache.. having one in the kitchen/dining and another in bedroom. or upstairs and downstairs helps
Yes great tip!
Brilliant tips!! I’m a new mama and trying to research so much.. I feel so lost and barely know where to start. You’ve already helped me so much I’m so grateful for your content. Thank you, forever grateful💛
Wow! Thank you. Just remember you can do all the research but it doesn’t always mean it will all work for you or your baby. Motherhood is really just trial and error until you find something that works. Tips and tricks videos are def helpful but your a great mama and will figure out what you and your baby need. Don’t overwhelm or stress yourself out too much.
Love this! So glad you are making it a series! 👏🏻😁
Well thank you! ♥️
Love these videos! FTM due in January with baby girl! Praying for you and your family girl. May God bless you and protect you 🙏🏻💗
First off congrats mama I’m so excited for you and your family and second thank you so much for the prayers that really means a lot to us! ♥️
I’m a new mom and I just found your channel. I love it. Thank you for taking the time to making this videos❤️❤️
Congrats mama!! Thank you for watching ♥️
Love your channel as a first time mom💕 That’s a great idea to get the diaper bag ready the night before! Those mornings can get crazy sometimes!!
Congrats mama! I love you right back.
Verbal is crucial helped my kid alot after a nurse said just keep talking to him regularly when he was like a few months old
yes!!! completely agree
Love the onesie hack! Didn't know that one 🙏
First time mama and you’re my favorite UA-cam mom. I love all your videos so thank you 💕
Oh my goodness that is such a nice compliment with all the great mama you tubers out there. Thank you so much😘 and congrats on your first mama!
What is tummy time ...??
I love your videos so much! I am due in 39 days, and your videos have been so helpful in preparing for our little guy. People have been recommending your videos on the "What to Expect" discussion groups, so I know you are helping out so many mamas!
Thank you! I’m not a first time mom, but it’s been 3 years and I feel like I’m starting all over!
You got this, but i know what you mean. It really does feel like that after a couple years plus there seems to be new products or gadgets out too
Been your subscriber for a while now and I just gave birth to my first baby a month ago. I was struggling lately and this video came along. Thank you so much. 💓 I love your videos
Oh mama! Thank you so much and congrats too you!!
Can you please do a video on sleep training ideas. What can help to keep baby asleep longer?
As an anxious FTM coming in Nov I thank you so much for this video and this series 🥰
Aww I’m so happy for you. I know I got anxious too once it got close to our due date. You are gonna be a great mom and thank you for watching. Hope I’m able to help in any way.
Can’t wait!
07:10 so important!
Thank you for the tips!! My baby is about to get his 4 month check up and his shots 🤧 definitively gonna try the Tylenol and pacifier trick!!
Your so welcome! Let us know how it works for you. I know those app can be so hard on mama and baby
@@SoulTribeMama it went rough! 😫But it helped having the Tylenol and paci ready for him 🥲 he calmed down a lot quicker this time and I think it helped me too just being able to do something for him (can't exactly take him out for ice cream yet haha)
Only 7 weeks and few days pregnant with our first baby, but this is so reassuring! I’m studying these videos 😆
Aww congrats! I’m sure you are so excited for this journey! Thank you for watching ♥️
Praying that everyone falls asleep quickly and has a peaceful sleep. Hope you all wake up happy and well rested 😆😆🍓🍓
Oh thank you so much! The babies did actually sleep pretty good the other night. I woke up in disbelief😆 but last night not so good. I think they are still adjusting so hopefully it’s not too much longer before they start sleeping again.
Breast feeding tips!! I am due in December and there are NO available spots in anything post natal in terms of classes where I am !!!
I’m def going to be adding a breastfeeding tips video in this series.
I know you were just sharing what's worked for you and your experience but I would just encourage all moms to really do their research about giving Tylenol before, during, or after vaccine appointments. There are lots of pediatricians who definitely DO NOT recommend it. Amongst other concerns with it, many studies are coming out showing that it lowers the baby's immune response. It's my opinion that down the road this will become one of those things that is no longer recommended. It's just a matter of time.
I learned a tip from Bridget Teyler here on UA-cam to use lanolin as a diaper cream. It's the only thing I've used on my 9 month old and couldn't be more impressed with it. The consistency is a lot like Vaseline without the yucky chemicals. I've also noticed that it's one of the main ingredients in some major brand diaper creams but again without the undesirable ingredients and cheaper!
Thanks for the encouragement to be verbal with my baby. I talk to her a lot but you encouraged me to be more intentional about it. I heartily concur with the baby wearing! I loved wearing my baby and thankfully she loved it as well when she was tiny!
Tylenol has many adverse affects on humans, but so do vaccines. The adjuvants and fillers inside them are dangerous. Thimerosal, formaldehyde, aluminum, and so many other toxins can cause SIDS, neurological damage, and long term health problems.
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Loved all of these expect for the Vaseline thing. That stuff is HORRIBLE, filled with chemicals and definitely should NOT be near a babies genitals.
Coconut oil would be a way better alternative if you feel like you have to put something on them.
That is also a great one too. It did t work for me but I’ve heard others who swear by it.
Coconut oil is comedogenic to the skin and Vaseline is not a clean/ toxin free product. I personally recommend grass fed tallow balm or lanolin (:
I feel like a newborn brings the FTM out of all of us, even if we are on #3…#4... Lol...
This is completely true!!
Yesss so true, it was like each of my kids all had a different mom! I did things way differently with each kids based on my knowledge at the time
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