As a new or expecting mom, you deserve support that understands and empowers you through every stage of breastfeeding. At Prevea, our Certified Lactation Counselors—many of whom are also Certified Nurse Midwives—are part of the local healthcare community, and they’re ready to walk alongside you on your feeding journey.

Most people picture doulas in the delivery room — rubbing a mother’s back, holding her hand, whispering encouragement. And yes, we do that. But the truth is, birth is only the starting line.

A Certified Nurse Midwife is a highly trained health professional who specializes in women’s health and obstetrics. CNMs hold advanced nursing degrees and national certification.

Saying goodbye to breastfeeding and pumping doesn’t have to be overwhelming – it can be a rewarding and positive experience for you and your family to start the next stage.

When you expose children to the concepts of diversity and self-identity at an early age, you equip them to recognize themselves and others. This awareness empowers them to cultivate critical thinking skills and the agency to advocate for positive change.

The winter season often brings with it a flurry of respiratory viruses, ranging from the common cold to more serious conditions like influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).

St. Gianna’s also offers same-day appointments. “St. Gianna clinic is what we call a comprehensive primary care clinic, and what that means is basically we take care of everyone from pregnancy until patients in their 90s.” Dr. Goldsmith stated.

There are about a million-and-one things that parents think and worry about in the first several months home from the hospital. Head shape is often not at the top of that list.

He goes up on the vault, something he has done many times before, and lands. But something is wrong. In his first event of the first competition, in his last season, your son gets injured. What now?

The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry reports that, on average, children ages 8-12 spend four to six hours a day watching TV or using screens, while teens can spend up to nine hours a day watching a screen.