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First of all, congratulations on your new bundle of joy!!!!
I’m so happy you are...
BurlingtonVT Moms Blog is partnering with Northeastern Reproductive Medicine to bring you our latest series titled “Lullaby Wishes: raising infertility awareness." 1 in 8 couples suffer from infertility...
There are certainly different paths in life and each day we make decisions that lead us down these varying and winding paths. Sometimes, we...
BurlingtonVT Moms Blog is partnering with Northeastern Reproductive Medicine to bring you our latest series titled “Lullaby Wishes: raising infertility awareness." 1 in 8 couples suffer from infertility...
Okay, so, never in a million years did I ever think that I would be writing that having a second C-section would be a...
“The BVTMB team is thrilled to do a monthly series on local non-profit organizations in our community. Each month our team we will highlight a...
BurlingtonVT Moms Blog is partnering with Vermont Midwives Association to bring you our latest series titled “How I Became a Mother” in honor of Mother’s Day. Each...
I just had our second daughter a few months ago, and I have been reminded of just how difficult life with a newborn can...
Have you ever thought about hiring a doula for your birth?
A study published in 2012 showed that women who received continuous support from a doula...
The road to motherhood is not the same for every woman.
Some experience smooth roads with no bumps or hiccups, while others of us struggle...
I keep running down to the barn every two hours. We are all awaiting the arrival of Sunrise Farm's newest baby, and she/he is "late".
Late,...
I have five children. The oldest four are girls. And we just adopted a little fur-baby (puppy), yesterday, he’s a boy too.
Is a large...
I don't know about you, but I love hearing other women's birth stories. I think there is something inside us as momma's that enjoy...
What would you do if you had to spend the last month of your pregnancy in the hospital for constant monitoring?
Like, actually living there....


















