by Gill Damborg | Nov 4, 2025 | Uncategorized
I never “slept when the baby slept.” When my baby finally started sleeping through the night, at around 6 months old, I stopped. It felt cruel—after months of feeding, rocking, soothing, and surviving on fumes, my body just couldn’t switch off. I’d lie awake replaying...
by Gill Damborg | Jul 14, 2025 | Baby Care, Feeding (Breastfeeding, Nursing), Postpartum
Whether you’re heading back to work, sharing feeds with your partner, or just want a little more flexibility, pumping can be a lifesaver. But it can also feel overwhelming. How often should you pump? What gear do you actually need? How do you avoid pain and keep your...
by Gill Damborg | Jan 28, 2025 | Feeding (Breastfeeding, Nursing), Fertility, Health Care, Nutrition, Pregnancy
By Gill Damborg, co-founder of Brood, and Taryn Forrelli, Chief Science Officer at Traditional Medicinals Disclaimer: *Not all herbs are appropriate for everyone. Make sure you speak with a herbalist, midwife, doula, or healthcare practitioner to decide which herbs...
by Gill Damborg | Nov 26, 2024 | Baby Care, Birth, Doula, Featured, Feeding (Breastfeeding, Nursing), Postpartum, Pregnancy, Sleep
As a parent and caregiver myself, I know what the most valuable gift is for a new family. Spoiler alert: it’s not the tiny little onesies, classic books or soothing stuffies. Don’t get me wrong, I loved those too, but the most valuable gift I received when I was...
by Gill Damborg | Oct 10, 2024 | Sleep
Bringing a newborn home is a magical experience, but sleep can quickly become one of the biggest challenges new parents face. In the first few months, also known as the “fourth trimester,” newborns sleep patterns are closely connected to your presence and support....
