Avoid These 5 Things for Better BABY DEVELOPMENT

Avoid These 5 Things for Better BABY DEVELOPMENT

It’s so fun watching baby development unfold! As your baby meets their month by month baby milestones, there are 5 things you want to avoid to help your baby grow and flourish! When it comes to products, parents don’t just want safe baby products, they want the BEST baby products. In this video, I share some tips for parents on how to teach babies when it comes to infant activities and products so that with all the milestones of child development, you feel confident in what you’re doing.

We talk about
- Baby wearing, how to use a baby wrap properly to avoid hip dysplasia and avoiding forward facing baby wearing

- When baby sits up - Bumbo Seat vs Upseat and how the right product can help with core engagement and posture

- Baby walkers, jumpers, and a baby activity center and better activities for babies with Lovevery #loveverypartner

Taking care of a baby is a lot, I’m here to make it simpler and help you feel more confident!

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PREGNANCY MUST HAVES

POSTPARTUM MUST HAVES

BABY FAVES

BREASTFEEDING GO-TO's

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DISCLAIMER

All content and information in this video is for informational and educational purposes only, does not constitute medical, psychological or health advice of any kind and I do not warrant that the information presented herein is free of any errors or omissions. I am not providing medical, health care, nutrition therapy or coaching services to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any kind of physical ailment, mental or medical condition.

Although I strive to provide accurate general information, the information presented here is not a substitute for any kind of professional advice, and you should not rely solely on this information. Always consult a professional in the medical and health area for your particular needs and circumstances prior to making any medical or health related decisions. For your health related questions, please seek the advice of a licensed physician or any other qualified health care provider immediately.

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[stephanielenk]

Hi I'm a pediatric occupational therapist and everything in your video is 100% correct! Thank you for sharing this important information with your audience ❤

[shabnames]

Please show us the pictures when you talking about all this

[putrik]

I followed some of your tips in your videos during pregnancy and delivery. Thank you so much it gave me much insight. I gave birth on April and this is the first time I watch your video after that. You look different, Bridget. Which is absolutely normal, as someone who has two little ones, hehe. I hope you're doing well and happy.

[KacangFamily]

Soooo you are saying less stuff is more 😍 fits my budget

[shannon]

I'm due tomorrow and I've been watching your videos almost my entire pregnancy. I'm so grateful for you and your videos because I can't afford a doula. You have helped me feel so confident and I'm really looking forward to my babies birth and my own birth as a mom! Thank you so much for your passion and willingness to share your knowledge.

[skyerlog]

Totally believe what you are pointing out here. Babies cannot express their discomfort so everyone does whatever they want. Thank you for your awareness and sharing your knowledge.

[gerberrenee]

I’m a pediatric physical therapist and occasional birth doula. I only recently discovered your videos and find them so informative and helpful, and will recommend them going forward to all the pregnant and postpartum moms I encounter. The 5 things you suggest to avoid in this video are on point!!!

[holisterjr]

I’m a new dad and watching this video brought tears to my eyes feels like I’m learning something new everyday thank you for the info

[karolinapangracova]

Interesting. In my country we are so much stricter. I would never put my baby in the jumper, walker or activity center. And especially would never use a baby seat. Not even a 10 minutes a day. All the physiotherapist in my country I’ve talked to are very strictly against practicing sitting. And I agree with that based on the research. It is interesting to see how it’s different in every country.

[lisodermbaby]

This is a really informative video! It's important for parents to be aware of things that can potentially impact their baby's development and to do their best to avoid them. It's great to see that the speaker emphasizes the importance of providing a safe and nurturing environment for a baby, as this is crucial for their overall development. It's also important to remember that every baby is different, and what works for one may not work for another. Thank you for sharing these useful tips!

[luci]

Thank you SO much for this video! I already knew all these things myself but I am so happy you’re spreading the word! All these things are pretty well known back in my home country but I feel like they’re not spoken about enough in the west (UK, US etc).
If I may, I will dare to disagree with point 2. The physiotherapists back at home actually recommend not to sit your baby until they learn it on their own completely. They spine isn’t ready, they sit all curled down, can’t breathe properly and their hips suffer too. Of course, the upseat is still better than all the other seats out there, I’m just sharing what I know. I believe we all do our best for our little ones

[janinechloecantu]

Last night I kept trying to find a good source about why we discourage walkers because some of my family members keep pushing me to get my baby one. Thank you for all this!!!!

[wherewillubeternity]

I found this very interesting and helpful! Can you recommend a good baby bed or do a video talking about the best options?

[ByeCat]

Both you and your baby are so beautiful! I really appreciate all this good advice, thank you xx

[THEBIGDOLLL]

Thank you so much Bridget for all the knowledge you put out !! I just birthed my 2nd baby on the 28th and it was a success. This was a Vbac and I labored @ home for 49 hours when I arrived at the hospital I was 9cm . Thank you ☺️

[sarahleehazel]

I agree with everything mentioned but the waking piece. Each child is different. And this can be said about my 2nd son. He was a very fussy child until he took his first steps at 7 months and was choosing to walk at 8 months. He finally had control of his environment and was content. There was no stopping that child, he particularly skipped the crawling stage.

[serenityslife]

My daughter has SB and I can tell you from the point of view of someone who goes to physical therapy with her… you are right on point in this video!

[kaitlinross]

I’m a ftm and I feel horrible, I’ve been doing everything wrong it seems like. I am so glad I found this video. I have the bumbo and I put my baby girl in it once but didn’t even let her stay 15 seconds because it had her slouched over so much

[thewifeybea]

So glad I found your channel, I can listen to your voice all day! Thank you for such an informative and helpful video!!

[tamsolo]

You’re the first “baby coach” that has made any sense! Thank you! I’m a nanny, but I hope to be a mama some day, and I share your thoughts. This is well researched and presented 🥰