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Postpartum Exhaustion: Is It O.K. for New Parents to Solicit

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Having a baby, as any new mom knows, is just the start of an exhausting cycle of duties that can prompt many a new mom to long for some helping hands. And many friends and relatives offer it, in the form of casseroles and quiches galore.

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