I'm gonna have to take little man to his pediatrician and find out exactly what is irritating his skin. We already use an all natural, free and clear detergent for our clothes. I've switched my diet accordingly to his breastfeeding needs. We even put our cat back outside and vacuumed in hopes it was just a cat allergy. But he still has this angry rash. We might have to switch all his clothes to 100% organic cotton and nothing else.

My baby has such sensitive skin. He has to use all natural everything. 100% organic cotton clothing. 100% organic products. His face, beck, arms, chest, and head broke out in an angry red rash. Please, someone help. All the research in the world didn't prepare me for this. What are good products to start with?

My baby has such sensitive skin. He has to use all natural everything. 100% organic cotton clothing. 100% organic products. His face, beck, arms, chest, and head broke out in an angry red rash. Please, someone help. All the research in the world didn't prepare me for this. What are good products to start with?

Already thinking about having another baby and I'm only three weeks post partum. I need to stop myself. Being the mommy of a newborn is making me have even more baby fever! Not good!

I talked to my husband about birth control and how I didn't want to take it, even though we just had a baby. He totally supports my decision and backs me 110%.

Seriously considering switching from disposable diapers to cloth diapers. I think I would feel much better knowing exactly what is going on my son's body chemical wise. We use an all-natural detergent, and I keep seeing cases of where babies are burned badly by chemicals in diapers.

Best birth control for breastfeeding moms?

I told my OB I'll do the Nexplanon just to give them an answer, but I'm not sure what would be best. Plus, I was diagnosed with severe PCOS, so I don't want to take something that can harm my chances of having another baby.

I know this may sound crazy, but when I breastfed my daughter, I never got diarrhea. So now that I'm getting it (probably from something I ate), should I pump and dump until my symptoms have gone away or is he safe? I just don't want him to suffer the same way I am.

I know this may sound crazy, but when I breastfed my daughter, I never got diarrhea. So now that I'm getting it (probably from something I ate), should I pump and dump until my symptoms have gone away or is he safe? I just don't want him to suffer the same way I am.

Finally got my PayPal set up for my photography business! It's such a good feeling doing this finally. I have the cutest little model to build my portfolio for newborn and child photography, and I can't wait to build onto it!