One of the most important things that you need to decide is how you are going to feed your child. You can either choose to feed your child breast milk or formula. Breast milk is the best choice for your child, but sometimes this choice is taken from you by either your body or your … Continue reading BABY TALK |Top Tips On Feeding Your Newborn
Why do babies throw their plates, spoons, and other cutleries while eating in their seats? And how can parents make them stop this action when taunting doesn’t seem effective? According to the Education Expert Daniela Graf, who is also a mother of two and a blogger, “The reason behind throwing cutleries are many. In most … Continue reading BABIES | Why Do Babies Throw Their Food Plates?
A Germ – Free Childhood Could Trigger Leukemia, Scientist Suggests A rare form of leukemia could be preventable, one researcher suggests. The paper, published last week in the journal Nature Review Cancer, finds that acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common type of childhood cancer, is caused by a two – step process. The first step … Continue reading HEALTH | A Germ – Free Childhood Could Trigger Leukemia, Scientist Suggests
Women are at risk of giving birth early due to warmer temperatures brought on by the climate crisis, a new study finds. The study, published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change, found that on days when temperatures soar past 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32.2 degrees Celsius), birth rates increase 5%. Births rates are also elevated … Continue reading HEALTH | Warming Temperatures Put Women At Risk Of Giving Birth Early, Study Says
Say hello to your new holiday wish list: Christian Louboutin created an enviable capsule collection for Nordstorm with endless holiday gifting ideas in mind. The 46 piece line includes shoes for men and women, handbags, leather goods, travel sets, and other small gifts. And one of Louboutin’s most beloved designs have returned: his adorable baby … Continue reading CHIC BABIES | Christian Louboutin’s Adorable Baby Shoes Are Back In His New Nordstrom Collection.
Advisor to the Royal Court and Supervisor General of King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabeeah announced the successful operation of the Libyan Siamese twins separation (Ahmed and Mohammed) at King Abdullah Specialist Children’s Hospital of King Abdulaziz Medical City of the Ministry of National Guard in Riyadh. Al-Rabeeh … Continue reading RIYADH | Successful Separation of Libyan Siamese Twins
In its Friday issue, The Mirror released the picture of a newborn and wrote: Baby Layton is few-hour-old but his future is threatened because of climate change”. Below the picture, a caption writes: “Give me a world I can grow in.” The page featuring the picture is part of a report on the impact of … Continue reading HEALTH | Climate Change Affects Life of Babies More Than Adults
The U.S has no mandatory paid maternity leave, although mothers are entitled to 12 weeks of unpaid leave if they work for a company with more than 50 employees. As a result, many new mothers with young babies find themselves back in the office all too soon. Workplaces in the United States are legally required … Continue reading MOTHER & BABY | Breastfeeding Suites Increasing In Popularity In The U.S.
Figs are one of the most popular dried fruit, epically in winter, and not only for adults, but also for babies. Nutritionist Janie Awwad Al Jamil shares with you the you the top benefits of figs. For Babies Figs is a natural laxative that facilities digestion. Some of its main characteristic is being an antimicrobial, … Continue reading MOTHER & BABIES | Benefits Of Figs For Lactating Women And Babies
Children born to mothers with iron-deficiency anemia early in pregnancy may be at a higher risk for neurodevelopmental disorder, a new study suggest. In an analysis of data on more than half million babies born in Sweden, researchers found that anemia in the mother before the 30th week of pregnancy was linked with a heightened … Continue reading HEALTH | Anemia In Early Pregnancy Linked With Risk For Neurodevelopmental Disorders
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