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FAQs About Postpartum Mental Health (2025 Edition)

Navigating postpartum emotions? You’re not alone. We’ve rounded up answers to the top 10 questions moms are Googling about postpartum mental health—so you can get the support, clarity, and reassurance you deserve.   When Is It More Than Just “Baby Blues”? The...

What to Expect in a New Mom School Class: Real Support for You & Your Baby

If you’ve been Googling things like: “What do you do in a mommy & me class?” “Is it worth it to join a mom group?” “Where can I find postpartum support near me?” You're in the right place. At New Mom School, our classes go far beyond tummy time and swaddling....

Mother’s Day: A Moment for You

Can you believe we’re already in May? Somehow the weeks blur together—and yet here we are, nearly halfway through the year. As moms, we hear it all the time: “Time is a thief.” And honestly? It’s true. These early years go by in a blink. That phrase has become a...

Safe & Empowering Exercise During Pregnancy: What to Do in Each Trimester

Exercising during pregnancy isn’t just safe—it’s one of the most empowering things you can do for your changing body. The trick? Knowing what movement fits best at each stage. We teamed up with our friends at FIT4MOM to bring you a practical, trimester-by-trimester...

Maternal Mental Health in the 4th Trimester: What No One Told You About the Emotional Whirlwind of New Motherhood

Co-authored by Keira Merkovsky, LCSW – Licensed Therapist, NMS Expert, and Founder of EvolvingMothers.com The 4th trimester—those first three months after baby arrives—is a season of beautiful chaos. You’re healing, feeding on-demand, adjusting to a brand-new...

Why Pre-Registering for a New Mom School Class Before Baby Arrives Is the Lifeline You Didn’t Know You Needed

Expecting a baby? Learn why pre-registering for a New Mom School class before delivery is one of the smartest, kindest gifts you can give your future self. It’s risk-free, deeply supportive, and built to carry you through the 4th trimester with confidence. Let’s be...
Break the Code of Misbehavior

Break the Code of Misbehavior

When children are misbehaving, they are speaking to adults in code? A misbehaving child is a discouraged child.  The primary goal of all children is to feel a sense of belonging...

Real Vibes > Good Vibes

Real Vibes > Good Vibes

written by Rebecca Falkner   “Good Vibes Only” You see it everywhere; on signs, tee-shirts, bumper stickers, social media photos.  We’ve become obsessed with being happy and...

The Reality of Self Care

The Reality of Self Care

written by Rebecca Falkner   There are a lot of trendy topics in the women’s health space lately, some I notice quite often:  Matcha Tea, CBD everything, ketogenic diets and...

Connection Before Correction

Connection Before Correction

Written by Dr. Jane Nelson for Positivediscipline.com. The one Positive Discipline Tool I wish I had used more consistently is this: Connection before Correction. Of course, I...

The Art of Active Listening

The Art of Active Listening

Excerpt from the book Positive Discipline for Preschoolers, by Jane Nelsen, Cheryl Erwin, and Roslyn Ann Duffy and published on positivediscipline.com. Active (or reflective)...

Postnatal Depletion—Even 10 Years Later

Postnatal Depletion—Even 10 Years Later

Consider this: If you’ve had a child within the last decade, you might still be suffering some consequences—lethargy, memory disturbances, and poor energy levels, among other...

Distract and Redirect

Distract and Redirect

Children under the age of three do not understand “no” in the way most parents think they do. (And a full understanding of “no” doesn’t occur magically when the child turns...