Antenatal Care
The term antenatal means ‘before birth’. Antenatal care is extremely important for the growth, development, and overall health of the unborn child, as well as the health and well-being of the mother to be. There are several areas of antenatal…
7 Ways to Help Your Toddler Overcome Shyness
As their baby grows and develop into a toddler some parents may notice that their little one is shy and avoids interaction with others. This can be frustrating for a parent to watch, especially when other little children seem to…
Making Your Home a Safe Haven for Your Baby
While parents worry endlessly about how to protect their children from sickness, abduction and violence, many overlook one of the biggest threats to their children’s safety and well-being – a dangerous home Infants don’t remain infants for long. Eventually, they…
Early Nutrition for Healthy Young Bodies
After about six months of milk diet, your baby would have started on solid food consisting of pureed fruits, vegetables and cereals before progressing to meat and fish. As a caring mom, surely, nothing would please you more than to…
Ask Our Experts: Clingy and Hygiene
My clingy lil’ thing }My second child is going to be three this December and for most of his 30 months, he has been an extremely cranky and clingy little boy, compared to his five year old brother who is…
Dental Care During Pregnancy
You might not think much of dental care when you’re pregnant, but do be informed that pregnancy may cause hormonal changes that increase the risk of developing gum disease which, in turn, can affect the health of your developing baby.…
Baby Grooming Guide: Caring for Delicate Hair and Skin
In this issue, we look into the very basic of skin and hair care. While we know that there are a myriad of baby care products available in the market today, knowing how to use them and how much to…
Breastfeeding: You Got This, Mama!
By breastfeeding, you are making the best choice for your baby and you. It’s the most natural way of providing young infants with the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development. All new mothers are naturally equipped to be…
Postpartum Bleeding After a C-Section
Postpartum bleeding is completely normal. It is also termed as lochia bleeding and is considered a part of the self-cleansing process of the uterus. In some cases, complications may occur, leading to abnormal bleeding. Lochia Lochia is the name given…
Childproof Your Hotel Room
Vacationing with your family has got to be one of life’s prized blessings, for it spells fun times and great memories. When there are little children in the picture, safety measures have to be taken though to prevent possible hazards.…
