by Tracy Cooper, DAL Receptionist
As we near the end of 2020, many of us are looking to 2021 for a fresh start. It hasn’t been a great year. We’re keen to move on, however, at the same time we’re struggling to just rearrange our holidays.
The...
Attitude of Gratitude During Anger 2020
by Susan Moore Daniels
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Let me start by saying that I am so very GRATEFUL about some recent events that have occurred for my family this month. My niece just birthed her first baby!! This particular niece is my sister’s first...
Baby, You Can Drive My Car
by Nancy Anthony, CPST
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Actually, DAL does NOT recommend having your baby drive your car. But, as a car seat technician, I do get a lot of questions about taking babies on road trips. If you are planning on a long...
Tricks and Treats… to Thrive Postpartum! Five Favorites from a Midwife
By Midwife Lauren
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This can feel like a spooky time for some new mamas! But it doesn’t need to be. Read on for some great ways to help!
So, your baby’s on the way… and it’s a big...
Open Enrollment for Health Insurance
by Erica Deerinwater, CPC, CPBClient Financial Specialist
There have been so many changes this year that it can be hard to keep up! One change that can both surprise and overwhelm many parents each year is open enrollment for insurance through...
A Lesson on Breath Work
By Midwife Lauren
Stress: To say it’s around in abundance these days is an understatement!
Some of us are feeling it in really profound ways during this pandemic while we try to press on with day-to-day life, and the effects are palpable. Others...
A Love Letter for You!
by Claire Merritt, BSN, RN, DAL birth assistant
Dearest parents,
You are beautiful, amazing, intelligent, creative, powerful and imperfectly and perfectly you. You have something to contribute to this world. You are the only you in...