When you're pregnant, it's easy to spend months preparing for your baby's arrival.
You choose a pediatrician.
You wash tiny clothes.
You set up the nursery.
You take childbirth classes, write your birth preferences, pack your hospital bag, and make sure you have everything your newborn could possibly need.
But there is one thing many families don't spend nearly enough time preparing for:
Life after the baby arrives.
The fourth trimester—the first approximately
