Bringing Up Baby

Ashley Wisener, owner of Birth Baby Sleep

Ever notice how much information there is out there on what's best for your baby? Trying to sort through it all might leave you feeling overwhelmed and frustrated to say the least. This show is dedicated to helping you clear out the noise so you can figure out what is best for YOUR baby and YOUR family.We are here to share information and give practical tips to help you get through baby’s first year and beyond. If you’re looking to learn more about your baby, gain more confidence in your parenting, and get as much sleep as you can through it all, you’ve come to the right place. 

  1. 13h ago

    #122 Baby's Gross Motor Skills

    When should babies start rolling, sitting and crawling? How can you support their development, and when should you be concerned? In this episode of Bringing Up Baby, we're chatting with osteopath Kaitlyn Sobey about gross motor development during the first year of life. We explore common milestones, the importance of movement and play, and practical ways parents can support their babies as they develop new skills. In this episode, we discuss: Key gross motor milestones between 3 and 12 months Why tummy time matters and what to do if your baby dislikes it How to encourage rolling, sitting, crawling and pulling to stand through everyday play Whether every baby needs to crawl Baby products and positioning habits that may limit opportunities for movement Signs of motor development difficulties and when to seek professional advice Simple ways to support your baby’s movement at home Our goal: To help parents feel more informed and confident about their baby’s development, without adding unnecessary pressure or another complicated routine to their day. A reminder: Babies develop at different rates. If you have concerns about your baby’s movement or development, speak with your healthcare provider. Early assessment and appropriate support can make a difference. --> Kaitlyn's upcoming workshop: From Scrunch to Standing - Movement Milestones in Baby's First Year - December 4th 2026. CLICK HERE for more information and to sign up!HOST: Ashley Wisener, owner of Birth | Baby | Sleep Website | Instagram

    #122 Baby's Gross Motor Skills
  2. Feb 10

    #116 Cord Blood Banking - What You May Not Know

    Cord blood banking isn’t something most parents think about—or even hear about—until after they’re already pregnant. In this episode, I chat with Sofia Magana from Healthcord Cryogenics to break it all down in a clear, easy-to-understand way. We talk about what cord blood actually is, why some families might consider banking it, and what the process looks like at birth. We also go over the difference between private banking and public donation, so you can understand all the options before deciding what’s right for your family. This conversation is all about giving you the facts—no pressure, no hype—so you can feel informed and confident about whether this is something you want to explore. Guest Bio: Sofia Magana is a biomedical professional at Healthcord Cryogenics, specializing in cord blood and stem cell education. With a background in biomedical engineering and translational research, she works closely with healthcare providers and families to translate complex stem cell science into clear, practical, and evidence-based information. Optional Listener Discounts: If you decide cord blood banking is something you want to explore,Healthcord Cryogenics has provided optional discount codes: $450 off Cord Blood + Cord Tissue Banking – use code BIRTHBABYSLEEP450 $300 off Cord Blood Banking – use code BIRTHBABYSLEEP300 These codes are completely optional, and this episode is for educational purposes only. Resources & Support: Learn more about working with Ashley: Birth Baby Sleep Find out more about the 2026 Pregnancy & Parenting Expo Explore classes and support inside the Bringing Up Baby VIP Community Follow along on Instagram @birth_baby_sleep   CST Savings (ad) - www.cst.org

    #116 Cord Blood Banking - What You May Not Know

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Ever notice how much information there is out there on what's best for your baby? Trying to sort through it all might leave you feeling overwhelmed and frustrated to say the least. This show is dedicated to helping you clear out the noise so you can figure out what is best for YOUR baby and YOUR family.We are here to share information and give practical tips to help you get through baby’s first year and beyond. If you’re looking to learn more about your baby, gain more confidence in your parenting, and get as much sleep as you can through it all, you’ve come to the right place. 

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