10 Weird-but-Normal Newborn Habits That Totally Freak Parents Out
This week on The Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast, I’m joined by my friend and fellow podcaster Dr. Mona Amin to chat about those quirky, confusing, and totally normal things newborns do in the early days. Dr. Mona is a board-certified pediatrician and parenting expert who’s all about helping new parents feel calm, confident, and informed. Inside this episode, we’re unpacking: Why your baby’s hiccups are nothing to worry about What’s going on with day/night confusion How much (or little!) your baby really needs to eat in those early days And 7 more newborn behaviors that might surprise you! If you’re a first-time parent or you just want a little reassurance, this episode is full of validation and real talk from two mamas who’ve been there 💛 🎁 FREE Third Trimester Prep Pack Feel organized and so ready for baby with this free printable checklist made by a labor nurse (hi, that’s me 👋) 📥 Grab your 3rd Trimester Prep Pack 🎓 Ready to Feel Fully Prepared for Birth? Whether you’re aiming for an unmedicated birth, planning on an epidural, or prepping for a C-section, our online birth classes will help you feel confident, educated, and in control. 💻 Check out the MLN All-Access Birth Classes 🤱 Sponsored by Motif Luna Looking for a powerful, efficient breast pump that actually fits your lifestyle? The Motif Luna is hospital-strength, insurance-covered, and mom-approved 💪 🎉 Use code MLN23 to get 15% off sitewide – including the Luna pump and accessories (Some exclusions may apply) 🛍️ Click here to learn more and order yours 👩⚕️ About Dr. Mona Amin Dr. Mona is a practicing pediatrician, mom of one, and the voice behind the popular PedsDocTalk brand. She’s built a warm, inclusive community of 100k+ parents looking for evidence-based guidance without the judgment. Dr. Mona is passionate about helping new moms and dads actually enjoy those early days through smart, reassuring education. 📲 Stay Connected Follow @mommy.labornurse on Instagram for daily pregnancy tips, labor prep, and newborn wisdom from a labor nurse who gets it 💛