So, your significant other has just delivered your child. Here’s how to support them (and score major points). postpartum postpartumsupport
Stock up on muffins, bagels, apples, cheese, almonds, granola bars—anything snack-y, filling, delicious and easy to eat on the go. She’s feeding the baby; you’re responsible for feedingThis brings me to the dinner issue.
If you can’t cook, ask eager-to-help family members to channel their generosity into meal deliveries, stock up on takeout menus, and download an app like UberEats.It's not "baby brain," it's that she's actually keeping track of a lot of details that aren't preoccupying the rest of the household.
Does the subway station near the doctor's office have an elevator for the stroller, or do I need to take the baby in a carrier? And which infant transportation method guarantees better sleep?While your partner may not be vocalizing all of these seemingly minute—but very important—thoughts and questions, she's attempting to manage it all. And it's exhausting.I know, this is easier said than done.
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