Mum’s blog on child health/growth related generic issues and experiences.
Introduction: Bonding with your baby is a crucial aspect of parenting. It is the process of forming a close, emotional attachment with your child, and it plays a vital role in your child’s emotional and social development. Bonding involves building trust, creating a secure environment, and developing a strong emotional connection with your child. However, […]
As a new parent, bonding with your baby can be both exciting and challenging. Bonding is a crucial aspect of parenting as it helps create a strong emotional connection between you and your child. It is also an essential foundation for your child’s healthy emotional and social development. In this article, we will discuss the
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International Women’s Day is a global event that celebrates the achievements of women and serves as a call to action for gender equality. In 2023, the theme for International Women’s Day is “Women’s Leadership: Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges.” This theme highlights the importance of women’s leadership and the need to address the barriers that prevent
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Becoming a new mum can be an exciting yet overwhelming experience. With so much information available, it can be challenging to navigate through this phase confidently. As a Mum, I have compiled some tips based on research and expert advice to help you take care of yourself and your baby during pregnancy and infancy. Prenatal
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Feeding your little one is an important part of parenting. From birth, your baby relies on you for nutrition and sustenance. As a parent, you want to ensure that your baby is getting all the nutrients they need to grow and thrive. In this blog, we will cover everything you need to know about feeding
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The age of a woman has a significant impact on her fertility. Understanding the relationship between female fertility and age is crucial for women who want to conceive. The reproductive years for women are between 18 to 45 years old, with peak fertility years from late 20s to early 30s. During this time, a woman has the highest chance of
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Babies Colic: Understanding Causes, Complications and Treatment Colic is a common condition that affects many newborns and can cause a lot of distress for both baby and parents. It is characterized by excessive crying, fussiness, and discomfort, and typically occurs between 2 and 4 months of age. Understanding the causes, complications, and treatments for colic
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Babies Hiccups: Causes, Treatment, and Impact on Child’s Health Baby’s hiccups can be a common occurrence for many new parents, but they can also be a cause for concern. Hiccups are the result of involuntary contractions in the diaphragm muscle and can cause discomfort for the baby. It is important for parents to understand the
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Teething is a common experience for most toddlers and is considered one of the major developmental milestones of early childhood. However, this process can be accompanied by several symptoms and issues, including mild to moderate discomfort, irritability, and even pain. As a parent, it is essential to understand the teething signs and available treatments to
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As a parent, it’s natural to want to keep your toddler safe and protected at all times. As your child begins to explore the world around them through crawling, it’s important to take the necessary precautions to ensure their safety. This includes removing tripping hazards, installing safety gates, covering electrical outlets, and childproofing your home.
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