Written by Candace Inge Congratulations! You are pregnant! Now what? Well, once you have told your partner the good news, you have to decide when to tell others along with a myriad of other things– Like where to give birth and what to register for. The most important thing is taking care of yourself so that you are taking care

Written by Candace Inge Many women are super attuned to their bodies while others may not be as attuned. Either way, don’t feel like there is something supernatural or wrong with you. Some women have every pregnancy symptom imaginable while some women have none. Bottom line, every person’s’ body is different, but there are some common signs and symptoms of

Written by Candace Inge Sunday, March 10th is the fourteenth national observance of Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Close to a million people in the United States have HIV, and one in four of those are female. There are so many misconceptions and stigmas about HIV and AIDS. There are some things that should be well known and followed

Written by Candace Inge We live in societies that look down on each other for not having the newest cars, latest technology, and nicest houses. We live in societies that Mom shame, women bash, and male bash. On March 8, 2019 we will celebrate International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day is an annual celebration of women’s achievements. Each year there

Written by Candace Inge Most people have pets whether it’s a dog, cat, turtle, hamster, or fish but let’s face it, our pets are often our first children. We love them and care for them. We buy them food, toys, and even clothes. We put so much value into the lives of our pets because they bring us so much

Written by Candace Inge Let’s talk about all the things we don’t like to talk about. Delivering a baby sometimes comes with postpartum challenges but there are a lot of remedies out there that may be able to help you. One of the most common challenges after giving birth is excessive bleeding. Don’t let the word “excessive” scare you, it

Written by Megan Ernst When I was pregnant with my son I became a research machine.  If you asked me the best way to bathe a baby, get through a birth contraction, or soothe a newborn baby to sleep, chances are I had read an article about it or watched a YouTube video.  I read breastfeeding books, bought supplies, and