Danielle Rush, Author at Baby Chick

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Danielle Rush

Labor & Delivery and Postpartum nurse

Danielle Rush, BSN, RN, is a Labor & Delivery and Postpartum nurse and freelance health writer specializing in all things women’s health. Danielle loves to educate, advocate, and inspire her readers. She is also a mama to five beautiful children.

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A newborn baby wrapped in a white blanket with teal and pink stripes is lying down and crying, possibly due to a tongue tie. The baby's eyes are closed, and their mouth is wide open. The background is out of focus.

What Is Tongue-Tie and How to Treat It

Newborns (0 - 2 months)

A crying baby wearing a patterned light-colored outfit is being held in someone's arms. The clingy baby has a furrowed brow and an open mouth. The person holding the baby is wearing a dark shirt. The background is plain and light-colored.

12 Signs of a High-Needs Baby and What You Can Do

Babies (3 - 11 months)

A woman holding a newborn baby sits on a hospital bed, engaging in conversation with a nurse. The nurse, in blue scrubs and holding a clipboard, explains the importance of uterine massage after birth. The room is well-lit with natural light from a window.

Uterine Massage: What New Moms Need To Know

Postpartum Health

Articles

A newborn baby wrapped in a white blanket with teal and pink stripes is lying down and crying, possibly due to a tongue tie. The baby's eyes are closed, and their mouth is wide open. The background is out of focus.

What Is Tongue-Tie and How to Treat It

Newborns (0 - 2 months)

A person is holding a pregnancy test with both hands. The test shows two lines, indicating a positive result. The person's legs are visible, and they are seated on a light-colored surface. With thoughts of very early miscarriage in mind, the backdrop is a plain blue-gray floor.

Chemical Pregnancy: What You Need To Know

TTC

A woman lies in a hospital bed with her head slightly elevated, eyes closed, and hands resting on her abdomen. She is undergoing placenta previa treatment. The room is well-lit by natural light streaming through a large window, and medical equipment is visible on the wall next to her bed.

Placenta Previa: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

Pregnancy Health

A crying baby wearing a patterned light-colored outfit is being held in someone's arms. The clingy baby has a furrowed brow and an open mouth. The person holding the baby is wearing a dark shirt. The background is plain and light-colored.

12 Signs of a High-Needs Baby and What You Can Do

Babies (3 - 11 months)

A baby is resting its head on a woman's shoulder, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. As the woman’s face is turned away, showing the side of her head and neck, this sweet moment captures a key step in baby milestones. The background is softly blurred.

Newborn and Baby Vision Development: What They Can See

Babies (3 - 11 months)

A pregnant woman lies on a bed, propped up against pillows, wearing a black sports bra and underwear. Her hand rests on her forehead as she looks upwards, battling pregnancy insomnia in the dimly lit, bluish-toned room.

Tips and Tricks for Battling Pregnancy Insomnia

Third Trimester

A pregnant woman is standing in a room, holding up an ultrasound image in her right hand. She is wearing a white blouse and unbuttoned jeans. The ultrasound shows two separate images, revealing she is pregnant with twins. The woman’s face is not visible in the photo.

3 Signs You Might Be Having Twins or Multiples

First Trimester

A woman in labor lies in a hospital bed wearing a blue gown, with monitoring equipment attached to her abdomen. Her face shows signs of effort as she lets out a deep groan. A person in a purple shirt is partially visible in the background, seated next to the bed.

Vocal Toning in Labor: Why Do Women Moan in Childbirth?

Birth Tips

A pregnant woman in a blue hospital gown sits on an exercise ball in a medical room. She is looking down and placing her hands on her stomach. Hospital items, including medical equipment and a hospital bed, are visible in the background.

Hospital Items You Can Use in Labor That You Didn’t Know About

Birth Tips

A woman sitting on a couch, wearing blue overalls and a white shirt, holds a pregnancy test in one hand while covering her mouth with the other, looking intently at the result—pondering if it's possible for a stealth pregnancy. A round woven pouf is in the background.

Cryptic Pregnancy: Everything You Need To Know

TTC

A woman holding a newborn baby sits on a hospital bed, engaging in conversation with a nurse. The nurse, in blue scrubs and holding a clipboard, explains the importance of uterine massage after birth. The room is well-lit with natural light from a window.

Uterine Massage: What New Moms Need To Know

Postpartum Health

A pregnant woman stands indoors near a window with sheer white curtains, her hands resting on her belly as she considers when to start kick counts. She is wearing a white sleeveless dress and a light gray cardigan. There are green houseplants in the background.

Kick Counts: How To Track & Why It’s Necessary

Third Trimester

A woman lies in a hospital bed, holding a newborn baby wrapped in a white blanket. The baby, wearing a blue cap, appears to be sleeping. The woman, experiencing postpartum shaking, has her eyes closed and is smiling. Medical equipment and supplies can be seen blurred in the background.

Postpartum Shaking: What You Need To Know

Postpartum Health

A person is lying on a hospital bed, wearing a patterned gown. They are resting hands on their exposed, pregnant belly, displaying a hospital wristband and a ring. The image in black and white poignantly captures the silent fear of potential complications like placental abruption.

Placental Abruption: What You Need To Know

C-section

A woman in a hospital bed, wearing a purple hospital gown and a wristband, looks to her left while holding the bed's rail. Connected to an IV line in her arm, she is under observation with medical equipment in the background, possibly preparing for labor induction with Cytotec.

Cytotec for Labor Induction: What You Need to Know

Medicated

A person with blonde hair in a bun, wearing a striped shirt, is leaning over a toilet with one hand on the seat. The bathroom has patterned black and white tiles, and a roll of toilet paper is visible on the floor. The scene suggests the person may be suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum.

Understanding Hyperemesis Gravidarum

Pregnancy Health

A woman lying in a hospital bed appears to be in pain, with her eyes closed and her face contorted. She is wearing a hospital gown, and her hand is resting on her abdomen, indicating the aftermath of a 3rd degree perineal tear. The background is out of focus, highlighting the woman as the main subject.

Degrees of Perineal Tearing in Childbirth

Birth Tips

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