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This may sounds rather strange because what else is breast milk for if it’s not to feed the baby? Ha, you thought! I mean, we all know breast milk is amazing with all the yummy nutrients it has to nourish your little babe. And due to that great properties, there are a bunch of other cool things that you can do with your leftover breast milk

I know mommies that you can’t wait for your confinement days to be over so you can go out for a bit.

Breastfeeding is a skill that both mother and baby learn together. It can be difficult for some mothers, but with the right guidance and tips, breastfeeding is totally doable

Being able to produce enough breast milk is what worries a mother. Is it enough? Is my baby getting enough nutrition? And that are some of the reasons why many mothers quit breastfeeding

Ever heard of power pumping, mommies? Some mothers really do swear by it! Power pumping (aka cluster pumping) is an act of pumping in a series over the course of an hour, one session each day. The idea behind power pumping is to trick your body into producing more milk by quickly emptying the breasts

Looking at the situation that we are currently in I know staying at home is the best way to break the COVID-19 chain and help to flatten the curve. But we all know how kids get restless easily when they are being cooped in the house for so long! If you are planning to bring your kids out, be sure to follow the SOP and guidelines set by the government

We have known and seen how organic products are deemed as clean, good, and is the way to go as far as the lifestyle goes. And so often the word “organic” is used by sellers and marketers to attract customers to purchase their products

The news has been upsetting lately if you ask me. The COVID-19 cases have risen exponentially to three digits now! It seems like we are back at square one so let’s get moving by staying put in our homes and do our part to help flatten the curve, again! In this post, you will find some ideas of fun activities that you can do with your little ones.

If you are new parents who are, well, obviously new to this whole idea of babywearing, here is Babywearing 101 for you! Or.

I know parents are always so excited when the baby is turning 6 months! However, prior to your baby turning 6 months, your baby should only be drinking milk and only milk since your baby has not yet physically developed to eat solid food from the spoon and they need milk to provide them with all the nutrients that are needed for their growth. Does not matter if they are breast or bottle fed with breast milk, formula milk or both