Bundoo Blog

Ask any roomful of new parents what they wish for, and it’s a good bet that many will immediately respond, “Sleep!” Parenting a newborn is exhausting work that happens around the clock. Read More »

Giving birth is wonderful, but it also means big changes when you get home with that baby and you’re wearing enormous pads, you’re bleeding, your baby is crying, you’re crying, and everybody is running around. Read More »

Bonding between a child and a parent is a deep connection that allows the child to feel safe, loved, and content. Read More »

After your baby is born, how long will it take to recover and what can you do for pain? What about postpartum depression? Exercise? If you have questions about your postpartum recovery, we have answers!

Thanks to Music Together, which supported this event, I was excited to participate in a Bundoo Facebook Live addressing the top things no one tells you about postpartum recovery, including what you should expect in terms of bleeding after giving birth.

Read on to learn more, and check back next week as I’ll be posting more questions and answers from the event. Or if you want to see the whole thing, just scroll down and enjoy!

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If you gave birth in a hospital 50 years ago, the chances that your obstetrician was a male were almost 100 percent. That has changed in recent years as more and more women have gone into the field of medicine. Read More »

Millions of families rely on having an epinephrine autoinjector available for their child. Epinephrine is the only effective treatment for a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. Read More »

A new study has been making the rounds on the news and social media outlets that you may have heard about, especially if you are pregnant. This study, called the ARRIVE trial, found that in low-risk women having their first baby, being induced in the 39^th week of pregnancy decreased their risk of needing a C-section than if they let nature take its course. Read More »

As a pediatrician who often cares for the less fortunate, I often see humanity at its worst. Infants being tragically abused by parents, ending up brain dead in the ICU. Children neglected and essentially abandoned by their caregivers as the devastating effects of drug abuse ravage their lives. Read More »

Father’s day is nearly here, and it’s time to start thinking up ways to thank your partner for all he has done this year. Read More »

Summer is almost here (and for some of us in the south, it is already upon us). While summer might mean ice cream and barbecues, this season can feel like something entirely different to a pregnant woman: swollen ankles, relentless heat, and sweating from sun up to sun down. Read More »