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Healing Mommy Pooch (Diastasis Recti) the Right Way in Physical Therapy
Diastasis recti, the mommy pooch, isn’t something you have to live with. Read physical therapist Beth Northrop’s interview on how to prevent and heal from it. -
Sondra Rae’s Story: A High-Risk Pregnancy and Unforgettable NICU Experience
A high-risk pregnancy is an unpredictable journey. Read how radio DJ Sondra Rae delivered twins at 33 weeks after overcoming several complications. -
Sickle Cell Anemia: 6 Key Facts to Know
Sickle cell anemia affects up to 100,000 Americans and is a debilitating illness with chronic pain, but there is a cure. Learn more about the facts of this disease. -
Hurricanes and New Parents: How to Be Ready
Having a baby adds new requirements to hurricane planning. We’ve put together a list of what you’ll need ahead of time to ensure your baby is safe and well-fed. -
Debunking 7 Pregnancy and Delivery Myths
Pregnancy and labor are the source of many of our most well-known medical myths. One of our doctors tells women what they can truly expect. -
5 Breastfeeding Tips for New Moms
New moms are likely aware of the benefits of breastfeeding, though many struggle with it in practice. These 5 tips may help you overcome some of the challenges. -
Beyond the Numbers: Care You Can Count On
The value of care at AdventHealth – a U.S. News & World Report ranked hospital. -
Here’s How a Hospital Can Offer Natural Childbirth, Too
Moms-to-be shouldn’t have to choose between a natural childbirth and one with the safety net only a hospital can provide. Here’s how we can give you both. -
What a 15-Minute Lab Test Can Reveal About Your Pregnancy
A few simple lab tests can help moms-to-be understand the health of their baby and sidestep potential issues later on in their pregnancy. -
Is a Midwife Right for Me?
Midwifery care at AdventHealth offers exceptional guidance to expectant moms. Learn how this team can be a perfect fit for your prenatal and postnatal needs.
