Create the ultimate baby registry with our registry list tips for first-time parents. Discover must-haves and create a baby registry checklist for your newborn's needs!

We've compiled a list of the 6 most popular Balanced Families blog posts that offer evidence-based resources for natural induction, labor preparation, and more.

Learn about the four most common labor induction methods and the benefits and risks of inducing labor in pregnancy.

What should you do if you have a sunny-side up baby during labor? Learn about the occiput posterior position and strategies to help when your baby is positioned this way.

Learn about losing your mucus plug during pregnancy, including what it means for your cervix and whether it is a sign of labor.

What is a cervical check during pregnancy and labor? Are cervical exams necessary? We'll discuss the research to help you make an informed decision.

From gentle yoga poses to low-impact exercise, we'll share the best physical activities to support your health and well-being throughout pregnancy.

Learn some tips for staying cool and keeping your body temperature regulated as a pregnant woman in the summer heat.

Should you avoid sleeping on your back while pregnant?

Discover the ins and outs of vaginal discharge during pregnancy: what's normal and when to seek advice.

New dad? Dive into our top dad books for guidance, inspiration, and wisdom on the journey ahead.

Discover ways to bond with your baby while pregnant from reading a book to them to gently exercising and more.

Discover five ways to make your partner an integral part of the journey, from attending prenatal appointments to sharing in the excitement of preparations.

What is Group B Strep and how can it affect labor and delivery?

Learn more about gestational diabetes, the glucose screening test, and alternative testing options.

Learn more about gestational diabetes, the glucose screening test, and alternative testing options.

This thorough ultrasound looks at baby’s organs, limbs, and more. Plus, you may learn if you’re having a boy or a girl!

A missed period, sore breasts, and nausea are only some signs that you might be pregnant.