Cincinnati Baby & Beyond Expo 2018 by Cincinnati Magazine

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Welcome!

e’re thrilled you are joining us at the 2018 Cincinnati Baby & Beyond Expo, a production of Cincinnati Magazine and Cincinnati Baby Guide. Whether you’re expecting your first baby or you’ve been at this Mom or Dad gig for a while, the Baby & Beyond Expo and Cincinnati Baby Guide offer the resources you need to navigate this crazy—and crazy rewarding—parenting journey. At the Expo, you’ll find the latest products, from clothing to furnishings to cool gear, from a wide variety of boutiques and manufacturers. Because parents always have questions (Help! How do I get my baby to sleep?), we’ve lined up TriHealth experts to talk about sleep techniques, as well as labor and delivery and nutrition. Also, don’t miss the fashion show, Falloween 500 diaper race, fitness demos, and the announcement of our Cutest Baby Photo Contest winner. Sign up for product giveaways and contests, including an amazing grand prize of one year of Pampers diapers and wipes. Just as we provide products, resources, and need-to-know info in Cincinnati Baby Guide (be sure to pick up a copy), the Baby & Beyond Expo is the go-to event for growing families in Cincinnati. Bring the whole crew and have some fun!

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Show Details September 15 & 16, 2018 Sharonville Convention Center Saturday, September 15, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday, September 16, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Expo Admission Adults $8 Children 12 and under FREE cincinnatibabyandbeyondexpo.com/tickets Saturday Early Admission $15 9–10 a.m., Saturday only Saturday VIP Access $30 Includes Saturday early admission, plus a diaper bag full of samples

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Show Highlights

Once Upon A Child Fashion Show

Pottery Barn Mocktail Lounge

Ä The fashion experts at Once Upon A Child will feature the trendiest fall clothes on some of Cincinnati’s cutest babies and toddlers. The fashion show takes place Saturday, September 15 at 1 p.m. on the demo stage.

Ä Check out the newest furniture and decor pieces to feature in your home and nursery while you sip on a refreshing mocktail. Kick your feet up in the lounge as your little ones have some fun playing with cool interactive toys from Pottery Barn Kids.

Happy Family Sampling & Photo Fun

Gym Skills Interactive Play Time

Ä Visit the team from Happy Family to grab a delicious yogurt snack and hop in front of the camera at their photo booth! You can ﬁnd the Happy Family display in the main exhibit hall Saturday and Sunday during the show.

Ä Do the kids need to burn off some energy? Gym Skills and their team of talented trainers will be monkeying around on their equipment. The kids can test their agility and ﬂexibility on everything from balance beams to tumbling mats and much more. Sign the kids up for fall gym classes before you leave—that is, if you can pull the kids away from the fun!

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Cutest Baby Photo Contest

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Ä This one is for the future models. Enter your baby in the Cutest Baby Photo Contest by uploading your most adorable photo at cincinnatibaby andbeyondexpo.com. To be considered, your baby must be younger than 1. Then, make sure to be at the demo stage on Saturday, September 15 for the announcement of our 2018 Baby & Beyond Cutest Baby winner, sponsored by Elephoto Photography.

Ä The Comfort Corner is your one-stop shop for all of your feeding and changing needs. Visit the changing station and help yourself to free Pampers diapers and wipes in a private, stress-free space.

Falloween 500 Diaper Race

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Ä Ready, set, crawl! Enter your little speed racer in the Falloween 500 for a chance to win tickets to Coney Island’s Falloween event this September and October. For the less athletically inclined, a prize will be awarded for the cutest Halloween diaper (decorating materials will be provided). Sponsored by Coney Island.

Ä Q102’s Jenn Jordan (Jeff & Jenn Mornings) will be your official Expo Emcee. Catch her around the Expo all day, hosting everything from the TriHealth talks to the Once Upon A Child Fashion Show. As a mom and radio personality, Jenn brings her fresh and hilarious perspective to all things parenthood. Swing by the Q102 booth next to the TriHealth demo stage for more info.

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Workshops and Demos

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11 a.m.: Falloween 500 Kick-Off & First Heat (Coney Island)

11 a.m.: Healthy Mom, Healthy Baby (Bright Futures Chiropractic)

12 p.m.: Babywearing 101 (Marsupial Mama)

12 p.m.: Gymnastics for Kids (Gym Skills)

1 p.m.: Once Upon A Child Fashion Show

1 p.m.: Babywearing 101 (Marsupial Mama)

2 p.m.: Mommy & Me Fitness (Fit4Moms)

2 p.m.: Prenatal Fitness (Fit4Moms)

3 p.m.: Fun Time Reading (Usborne Books)

Workshop Stage SATURDAY

SUNDAY

12 p.m.: L&D Uncensored What really happens during labor and delivery?

12 p.m.: Food Talk Nutrition for mom-to-be and baby

2 p.m.: Why Won’t My Baby Sleep? Sound sleep for you and safe sleep for baby

2 p.m.: Baby Health Hacks Learn the secrets of surviving early motherhood

3 p.m.: Baby Dangers Real talk about what is safe during pregnancy and for your newborn

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SOME CALL IT THE 90-DAY HAZE—THOSE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF BROKEN SLEEP,

frantic googling, and trying to ﬁgure out why your clothes always smell like spit up. As your newborn transitions into an infant and you begin to emerge from the haze, you’ll start getting back into your rhythms. Sure, life won’t be exactly like it was before (after all, you have a kid now!), but a new normal will evolve. You’ll go on date nights again. You’ll go to the gym again. You’ll wear skinny jeans again. You can do this, mama. Those ﬁrst few months with a baby are rough, but they don’t last forever. Here’s your go-to guide for feeling like yourself again.

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F U E L YO U R B O DY

E A S I N G B AC K I N TO EXERCISE When you’re ready to hit the gym after having your baby, take it slow and steady. —MEGAN

S Q U AT S A N D P U S H - U P S

paired with dirty diapers, latenight feedings, and limited sleep? Even if you’re the fitness guru who swore a speedy comeback, chances are throwing on spandex and hitting up a Zumba class will not be the first thing on your mind after giving birth. But once you’ve established your new “normal,” you may find yourself itching for some feel-good exercise endorphins. All women should take advantage of the postpartum period to bond with their baby and recover from birth. And easing back into exercise will look different for each woman and largely depend on your prior level of fitness and type of delivery.

MOM HACK #1

Keep forgetting those all-important kegel exercises? Do a few reps every time you feed your baby. You’re already seated, so you might as well be squeezing!

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That said, there are some general rules for returning to exercise. First, take it easy the first six to eight weeks, and wait until bleeding has stopped: If activity increases bleeding or causes dizziness, you’ve most likely over-strained yourself. Begin with exercises that focus on strengthening pelvic floor (i.e., kegels and pelvic tilts); stretches for your neck and back, which may be tight from holding baby or breastfeeding; and walking. If you are experiencing urinary incontinence or pain and weakness in the pelvis or back, consider scheduling an appointment with a local physical therapist who specializes in women’s health before returning to exercising. Lastly, avoid running, jumping, and high-intensity exercises until you’ve established a good foundation. Above all, respect the fact you just participated in the Marathon of Birth; it took nine months to grow a human, so allow yourself an adequate amount of time to return to your previous level of fitness.

CROWN JEWELS 1. Salmon: Bursting with DHA that aids in the growth of your baby’s nervous system, a few servings per week may also improve your mood, fending off postpartum depression.

5. Cultured foods: Real yogurt, sauerkraut, miso, kimchi, keﬁr, and pickled vegetables provide healthy bacteria that can beneﬁt digestion, nutrient absorption, immune function, and mood.

2. Oatmeal: Aside from lowering cholesterol and maintaining healthy blood pressure, oatmeal will keep you feeling full and is recommended to boost milk supply.

PROCEED WITH CAUTION 1. Sugar: Foods high in protein and fat will keep you feeling full and energized, while sugar does the exact opposite. In addition to roller-coaster energy levels, a diet high in sugar inhibits weight loss and can disrupt precious sleep.

3. Spinach: A good source of calcium, iron, Vitamins K, A, and folate. This super food is fantastic for everyone, but especially breastfeeding moms. 4. Bone broth: It’s packed full of minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron, which are vital for recovery, as well as collagen, elastin, gelatin, and hyaluronic acid to help strengthen your joints.

2. Caffeine: While you don’t need to eliminate it entirely, more than two or three cups of coffee may over-stimulate breastfed babies. 3. Alcohol: Even if you “pump and dump,” alcohol can lead to bloating and poor sleep, and can negatively affect your already unpredictable emotions.

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As a newfound citizen in the Land of Motherhood, there are a few rules you must recognize to ensure survival. You are now subject to a small prince or princess who will dictate your every move, and nutrition is king. While the ﬁrst is unfortunately out of your control, the latter should be used to your advantage. — M . M .

BABY BLUES OR SOMETHING BIGGER?

POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION

Weepy, sad, irritable, anxious, overwhelmed

Continuous crying, intense anxiety, unable to function normally, difficulty enjoying your baby at all

Up to three weeks after delivery

Can onset several months after delivery, and symptoms persist longer than three weeks after delivery

POSTPARTUM PSYCHOSIS

Thoughts/ attempts to harm yourself or your baby, hallucinations, paranoia, disorientation

Often within one week of delivery

I S T H I S N O R M A L? Pelvic health physical therapist Stacey Hendricks answers your most uncomfortable questions about “down there” for the weeks following delivery. Will I ever stop peeing myself when I sneeze? After having a baby, some urine leakage is common. However, just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s something you should just put up with. Fortunately, it’s something that is treatable conservatively by doing pelvic ﬂoor exercises to retrain those muscles. My personal opinion is that if you still have leakage by your six-week follow-up appointment, you should have that assessed. I’m having a hard time controlling bowel movements. Is that normal? That is absolutely not normal and much less common than having urine leakage. See a provider, because the prognosis for that improving is pretty poor if left untreated.

WHAT TO DO:

What kind of provider should I seek for urinary or fecal incontinence? The ﬁrst place to start is with your OB or primary care doctor. Physical therapy is the best ﬁrst-line treatment for either urinary or fecal incontinence, and in the state of Ohio you actually don’t even need a physician referral to go to physical therapy.

Share what you’re experiencing with a spouse, friend, or medical provider. True baby blues lift on their own in less than three weeks after delivery.*

Contact your doctor. She may refer you to a mental health professional or recommend medication.

Call 911 and notify a loved one immediately.

HOW COMMON IS THIS?

WHEN IT OCCURS:

WHAT YOU’RE FEELING:

BABY BLUES

Up to 80 percent of moms

8–19 percent of moms

Less than .2 percent of moms

*Consult a medical provider at any point if you feel your symptoms might require medical attention.

Is it normal for sex to be uncomfortable after having a baby? It’s very common for women to have painful intercourse after having a baby. One of the major causes is that if a woman is breastfeeding, she will have decreased estrogen and that can make the mucosal tissue in the vagina drier. Women will often describe it as a sandpaper or scratching sensation with intercourse. If you’re having discomfort after the first time you try to have sex, you should follow up with your gynecologist to make sure you don’t have an infection or an incision that hasn’t properly healed. It feels like there’s a bulge in my vagina or that something is going to fall out. What’s going on? Prolapse is when the wall of the vagina or the uterus has dropped into the vaginal space due to increased laxity of the connective tissue. The good news is that for women with less severe grades of prolapse, quite often they can improve the symptoms by doing pelvic floor muscle and core retraining. If they do not respond significantly enough to the pelvic floor retraining, there are surgical options. C I N C I N N AT I B A B YA N D B E Y O N D E X P O . C O M 1 3

T H E F I R S T DAY B AC K TO WO R K These wise mamas tell us what that ﬁrst day back was really like: the good, the bad, and the not-as-bad-as-I-thought-it-would-be.

“It was hard walking out the door knowing I had to go eight hours without my baby, but once I got settled in and put a thousand photos of him up at my desk to stare at—no joke—it felt nice to be social and have another identity other than Mommy.” — H O L LY, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

“I provided myself with space to feel whatever I needed to feel in that moment. Those feelings ranged from ‘missing him until it hurt’ to ‘being ecstatic to use my professional brain again.’” — K R I S TA , M E D I C A L SOCIAL WORKER

“I chose to focus on all the reasons going back to work was a positive change—it helped my postpartum depression ﬁnally lift, it provided the social time with other adults I missed during leave, and even the fact that it gave me a reason to wear makeup again!” — M A R C I , AT T O R N E Y

“The daycare we chose made coming back to work so much easier because they had webcams and I could check in on her literally all throughout the day.” —S H A N N O N , B U S I N E S S DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST

“I was not prepared for the emotional roller-coaster throughout my ﬁrst day back to work. It started with tears during drop-off—my daughter seemed even littler in someone else’s arms!— followed by a stomachache midday. Each week became easier to manage, especially when we could see how happy our daughter appeared to be with her caregivers.” — K AT I E , P R I N C I P A L C O N S U LTA N T

“It ended up going much smoother than I thought. It was great to have adult conversations again, and I was distracted enough by work that I didn’t miss my girl nearly as much as I thought I would.” — L I Z , C O M M U N I C AT I O N C O N S U LTA N T

PRO TIPS FOR P U M P I N G AT W O R K Keep a second pump at the office. Lugging all those parts back and forth gets old real quick. If buying a second pump isn’t in the budget, ask a friend to borrow one. Figure out where you’re going to pump before going on maternity leave. Employers of hourly workers are required by law to provide a private, non-restroom pumping space. But even if you’re salaried, it’s well within your rights to ask for a private pumping space and access to a refrigerator. Bring an open-front sweater or sweatshirt. You’d be surprised how chilly the office can be when you’re, um, exposed. Invest in a pumping bra. The convenience of being hands-free cannot be overstated. Bring proper cleaning supplies. The Food & Drug Administration recently released new standards for cleaning pump parts. Yes, you must really clean every part with soap and hot water after every pumping session. Air-drying is recommended.

Make a ﬁrst-day checklist. Pump, parts, bottles, lids, soap, cleaning brush, towel or paper towels, cooler, ice packs, nursing pads, and open-front sweater/sweatshirt.

MOM HACK #2

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If you’re prone to forgetting your pumped milk at the office, put your car keys in the cooler with your milk. You won’t get far without that milk.

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Block off your calendar to pump. Mark off designated pumping times on your Outlook calendar so that colleagues can’t schedule you during those times.

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