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Night Nurses Tips for New Parents to Stay Healthy

updated April 6, 2025 – Night Nurses Tips for New Parents to Stay Healthy are the Let Mommy Sleep team’s tips to prevent and lessen the severity of contagious illness. These tips are for general wellness and do not replace medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider for personalized recommendations. Reviewed by: Joy Becker, LPN, and […]

Hand Sanitizers Test Positive for Toxic Methanol

Updated, May 2022 – Just because they sell it, doesn’t mean it’s safe. Throw away these hand sanitizers immediately because these Hand Sanitizers Test Positive for Toxic Methanol. Methanol can be toxic when absorbed through the skin or ingested. It can also be life-threatening when ingested. The FDA has already received reports of products causing blindness, […]

COVID19 Safety Protocols: A Message from the CEO

Updated April 13, 2023 – The Public Health Emergency for COVID19 formally ends on May 11, 2023. We know of course that COVID “ended” before this date for many. As restrictions have eased we are no longer quarantining between families or requiring testing unless symptoms present. However, we are continuing to do the following and […]

Giving Birth During Covid19: Protocols and Possible Interventions

Coronavirus continues to be a threat to the American public. Because of this, giving birth during covid19 in a hospital or a healthcare setting has many expecting parents feeling more anxious than usual. To help parents feel more confident and in control, common labor and delivery interventions are detailed below including coronavirus protocols. If interventions […]

Q&A for Postpartum Workers During Covid19: the CARES Act, Essential Work and Unemployment

Newborn care providers and other 1099 care workers such as postpartum doulas who have lost work due to covid19 are now able to file for unemployment benefits. The temporary change is part of the $2.2 trillion stimulus package titled Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security or CARES act.  Caregivers are also eligible for stimulus checks if they earn less than $99,000 […]