As a parent, you want your children to grow up to be happy and healthy individuals, equipped with the tools to navigate life's challenges with confidence.
Networking isn't just about advancing your career; it's also about building connections with those who can empathize with your specific challenges. Discover shared interests with other working parents in your community and foster genuine relationships through relaxed and meaningful interactions.
Pregnancy is a journey filled with unique experiences, surprises, and joys. Every pregnancy is special and comes with its own set of circumstances and stories.
Congratulations on your pregnancy! The third trimester is an exciting and crucial time as you prepare for the arrival of your baby. Here are some useful tips and do's and don'ts for the third trimester:
The beauty of entrepreneurship stems from the fact that everyone has the power and capability to run a successful business. This holds true for stay-at-home moms as well.
BabyFlix helps capture and live stream high-quality ultrasound pregnancy imagery on a variety of devices remotely. Use us to share your pregnancy experiences with the people you care about the most, on-demand.
Welcoming a baby is undoubtedly the best experience in the world. However, this special experience can be overshadowed by insecurity and doubt, especially if you are a new parent adjusting to the responsibility of looking after a little human full-time.
Most people with children say they prefer to work from home so they can be there for their families. And it’s true that working at home gives you a better work-life balance and time to be more available for your kids.
Two of life's biggest milestones are having a baby and starting your own business. Both require a significant amount of time and energy. Doing them simultaneously can be overwhelming without a strategy to help you stay on track and handle the stress.
Fighting parental fatigue is a familiar battle for parents of kids with disabilities. Between doctor appointments, insurance companies, IEPs, and behavior plans, it feels like the work of being a special needs parent never ends.