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Hello! I’m Sarah, and I’m so glad you are visiting me here at my blog. When I started Mother Nurse Love I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, but I knew I needed some sort of outlet for the overwhelming exhaustion and burnout I was feeling as a registered nurse and new mom. My goal was to find more effective ways to take better care of myself and make my life a little easier. By researching and writing about my experiences, it helped me find new solutions to help me live a happier, healthier life – both at work and home.
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Laundry Room Safety For Grandparents With Dementia
Just like we baby-proof our homes to keep our kids safe, older adults with dementia need to be protected as well. Adults suffering from Alzheimer's disease or other cognitive disabilities can get confused easily and accidents can happen in an instant. Use these simple caregiver safety tips to keep the laundry room safe. Packets up!
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Should Men Get Paternity Leave From Work?
Paternity leave is a controversial subject. But one study in Sweden has shown that taking paternity leave is actually good for mom's health. Here is one women's story about managing without paternity leave - as well as other arguments in support of how paternity leave is beneficial for children in the early years and beyond.
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9 Tips To Relieve Foot Pain For Nurses
If I had a dollar for every time I hear a nurse say they had foot pain I would be rich! Nurses need to be taking care of themselves now more then ever - especially when it comes to foot care. After all, as nurses are working long 12+ hour days and we often spend it standing and/or walking the entire time. Here are the top nine tips to treat foot pain for nurses.
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