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Infant and Child Care Andrea Merino, RN, Certified Sleep Consultant Infant and Child Care Andrea Merino, RN, Certified Sleep Consultant

Understanding Sleep Regressions in the First Year: What to Expect and How to Cope

Sleep regressions can be one of the most challenging aspects of parenthood, especially in the first year. Just when you think you’ve got your baby’s sleep routine figured out, they suddenly start waking up more often, fighting naps, or struggling to fall asleep. Understanding what sleep regressions are and how to manage them can help you navigate these tough phases with confidence and ease.

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Infant and Child Nutrition Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD Infant and Child Nutrition Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD

3 Meal Ideas to Offer Your Baby from 9 to 12 Months

Once your little one has started on solid foods and is consuming iron-rich foods each day, you can start to get a little bit more creative with what you offer them. This can include offering complimentary foods and combining foods to make new meals. Here are 3 recipe ideas to offer your baby between 9  to 12 months.

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Lactation Rhiannon Phillips, RN, IBCLC Lactation Rhiannon Phillips, RN, IBCLC

Expecting twins? A Mini Guide to Breastfeeding Multiples

So, you just found out you’re expecting, and surprise! You go to your first ultrasound and find out it’s twins! Double the cuteness, double the excitement, and double the feeding. If you planned on breastfeeding your baby, the idea of breastfeeding two babies might feel even more daunting and maybe impossible. Here’s some important information to consider in planning for breastfeeding multiples!

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Mama Care Andrea Merino, RN, Certified Sleep Consultant Mama Care Andrea Merino, RN, Certified Sleep Consultant

How to Cope with Sleep Deprivation in the Early Days of Parenthood

Becoming a new parent is a beautiful, transformative experience, but let’s be real—it’s also exhausting! Those early days can leave you feeling like you’re running on empty. But fear not, we’ve got you covered. Here are some practical strategies for managing sleep deprivation and tips to have you feeling your best as a new parent.

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Recipes Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD Recipes Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD

Beat the Summer Heat with a Balanced Smoothie

Meal planning breakfasts can be a struggle in the summertime when the heat can make us feel less inclined to warm foods. A question that I get asked as a dietitian is whether or not smoothies are a good meal option. Smoothies can be a great option to help you beat the summer heat– if they’re properly balanced. Here’s our formula to help you get the right balance of nutrients in your smoothie!

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Infant and Child Nutrition Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD Infant and Child Nutrition Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD

Is baby-led weaning the best way to introduce solids?

As your little one approaches 6 months of age, they’ll be getting ready to start solid foods. You may have started to wonder what this process might look like for your family. One of the most common questions on introducing solids is whether or not baby-led weaning (BLW) is the best method to use. There are a lot of different (and strong!) opinions out there, so it can become overwhelming to make a decision. We’ve got you covered! 

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Lactation Rhiannon Phillips, RN, IBCLC Lactation Rhiannon Phillips, RN, IBCLC

Introducing a Bottle to Your Baby: What You Need to Know

Whether you choose to bottle feed your baby right from birth or introduce it in combination with breastfeeding, bottle-feeding is a learned skill just like anything else. Your baby has never done it before, and you might be new at it as well! It can be overwhelming to try and figure the ins and outs of bottle-feeding as a new parent. Learn all about introducing a bottle to your baby.

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Prenatal Nutrition Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD Prenatal Nutrition Bradie Hutton, MHSc, RD

Should I Be “Eating For Two” During Pregnancy? Here’s How To Find The Right Balance

One of the top questions that I get asked as a prenatal dietitian is “how much should I be eating to support a healthy pregnancy?”. This is a great question, since a traditional anecdote suggests that you should be “eating for two” during pregnancy. Hint: It doesn’t actually involve eating double what you usually eat!

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Lactation Rhiannon Phillips, RN, IBCLC Lactation Rhiannon Phillips, RN, IBCLC

Managing Stress: A Guide For Breastfeeding Mamas

Let’s face it—if you’re a new parent, it’s probably safe to say that you have experienced a stressful life event at some point in time. Finding ways to manage these stressors in daily life can be challenging, but so important—especially for the breastfeeding mama! Here’s a complete guide from our lactation consultant and registered nurse.

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Mixed Grain Salad Recipe with Feta and Lemon Vinaigrette

Are you trying to figure out recipes to keep your lunches interesting? Try out this delicious mixed grain salad option.  A grain-based salad is a perfect meal prep option. It’s good in the fridge for up to 4 days, and it gets more flavourful throughout that time as the ingredients take on the flavour of the dressing. Try it out today!

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Roasted Tomato and Shrimp Pasta Recipe

Are you looking for some dinner inspiration that your whole family will love? Try our roasted tomato and shrimp pasta! Many people think that pasta can’t be a nutritious option– but it absolutely can be a balanced meal option that hits all of our nutrition priorities. Get the recipe here.

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