Happy Father’s Day from Women’s Health and Menopause Center

To all the dads who have taught us valuable life lessons and encouraged us to pursue our dreams—thank you. Happy Father’s Day!

To all the dads who have taught us valuable life lessons and encouraged us to pursue our dreams—thank you. Happy Father’s Day!
Throughout most of the 20th century it was considered risky for a woman to deliver a baby vaginally, or “naturally”, after she had delivered a baby via caesarean section (c-section). However, this is no longer the case. Vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) is becoming more common, and pregnant women can now opt to have a…

In the journey of parenthood, one of the crucial decisions parents make is how to nourish their newborns. Breastfeeding and formula feeding are the two primary options, each with its own set of benefits and considerations. Here at our clinic we counsel parents on the nuances of both methods to help them make informed choices…

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The postpartum period is a crucial time for both new mothers and their babies. While much attention is often given to the newborn, it’s equally important to support the mother’s recovery and well-being. Innovations in postpartum care are focusing on comprehensive support that addresses physical, emotional, and psychological needs, ensuring a smoother transition into motherhood….

Introduction The first months with a newborn are filled with learning, adjustment, and significant change. While every baby and family is different, understanding common patterns can help new parents feel more confident and supported during this transition. Feeding and Nutrition Newborns typically feed every two to three hours, whether breastfed or formula fed. Frequent feeding…

For most parents, discussing puberty with their daughter can be an embarrassing conversation. But it’s an essential life lesson in order to make sure a young woman is educated about the changes occurring in her body. “Some girls enter puberty earlier than most, and some start to develop later, but when we speak to mothers…