Welcome to our blog!

With our combined (many!!) years of experience supporting families in the postpartum phase & our extensive knowledge of Portland & the PNW we’ve created a bank of (hundreds!) of posts to support you & your family. From local guides with the best of what Portland has to offer for growing families, to education & resources (think your top newborn questions answered) news & announcements to share what’s happening at Bridgetown Baby & beyond, and a bank of our favorite recipes for the fourth trimester - use the dropdowns below to search. And… if you don’t find it below email us care@bridgetownbaby.com & we’ll add it to our list!

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Paced Bottle Feeding: What, Why, and How?

If you’re a new parent you may have heard the term ‘paced bottle feeding’ swirling around. What does it all mean!? And why is paced, or responsive, feeding important? We’ve got you covered.

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Meet the Bridgetown Baby Feeding Team

The Bridgetown Baby feeding team love their work - it shows in their faces, and in the compassionate clinical care they provide to help families meet their feeding goals.

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Partner Profile: Ready Set GROW

So much of what we do and learn as parents and parents-to-be comes from the community around us, which is why we love partnering with Ready Set GROW.

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Reimagining Self Care

What do you need to return to a natural (healthy, harmonious) state? Arriving here is where you begin to be ready to take on the world and your mission. Let’s consider what it takes to replenish and access our existing internal toolbox…

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Resources for Raising Conscious Kids: February Edition

The ABCs of Black History is as charming as it is informative, as sobering as it is soaring with hope. With succinct stories told rhythmically, this is a book that educates, celebrates, and reverberates in this Black History month and all year round.

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A tablet displaying a booklet titled "Five Essential Tips For Every New Family" with images of parents and babies.