Breast milk is an ideal source of nutrition for infants. Even so, a mother can still choose what is best for mom and child. Instead of questioning the use of formula, we must focus on choosing the right one. A mom may supplement or want to replace breastfeeding with formula. The bottom line is whatever […]
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Sleep can often feel like an elusive, long-forgotten friend when you become a new mom. From midnight feeds to early mornings, your sleep pattern may have completely changed from your child-free days. Sleep training with your infant, however, can give you control over both of your sleep patterns. Plus, it can create long-lasting, healthy sleeping
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“A mother’s work is never done.” You may have heard this line before. Moms have a lot on their plate and wear different hats. The titles keep piling up: House chef, manager, and even family photographer. It starts with the firstborn. From the moment of giving birth, the priceless picture-perfect moments never end. Photos are
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Raising a newborn can be an exciting and fantastic experience. However, it can also be terrifying, exhausting, and overwhelming. It is a straightforward task, but challenging without proper guidelines and knowledge. Since your child is fully dependent and requires a lot of care from you, you probably feel obligated and determined. If you happen to
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One of the most iconic items on any baby registry is the high chair. However, picking the right one for your baby isn’t a simple matter of aesthetics. An item used as often as the high chair must be well constructed, easy to clean, and built according to safety regulations. Unfortunately, according to a 2003
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Becoming a parent is one of the most important moments in your life. Your little bundle of joy is completely dependent on you and that responsibility may feel heavy – you want to give babies every single thing in your power. To help you along the way, you’ll be using a whole host of baby
We’re almost at the end of 2020 and what a year it has been. I try to tell my kids that this has not been normal, and the only time your school is supposed to be closed is for a snow day. I still get weirded out when I go into a store and see
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It’s been a long time since I graduated from anything! Let me tell you – it feels pretty good. Like I’ve accomplished something for myself. I get things done everyday – writing for clients, making food, changing diapers, doing therapy for my youngest and keeping my oldest off Youtube during virtual school (though let’s be
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Maybe it’s because I’ve lived in a few amazing cities (Philadelphia, NY, LA, HK, Singapore), but when I’m traveling, I’m blown away by natural beauty. Sri Lanka is one of those unmistakably awe-inspiring countries. Its lush, untouched lands have appropriately earned it Garden of Eden references. Why is it called Sri Pada/Adam’s peak? This 2,243 m (7,359 ft) mountain has
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‘Babies have no kneecaps’ is a popular piece of trivia, but is it true? and if so why? Adults have 206 bones in their skeletons, including kneecaps, and being that babies are just smaller humans you’d be forgiven for thinking that their skeletal system was identical to that of a fully grown human. However, this
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