A few months ago, we discussed Georgia breastfeeding laws, but today let’s move over to Missouri to know the rights of a breastfeeding mother and her child. So, are breastfeeding mothers allowed to express or pump milk in the workplace or public place? In Missouri, there are no state legislation or laws to protect a […]
By Dr. Noreen Sherazi Most newborn, though not all will reflexively hold their breath when submerged to protect their airway and can survive immersion in water for short periods. Kids can also be given swimming sessions. Although this may be done to decrease their risk of drowning, the effects on drowning risk are not reliable. […]
Breast milk is the sole food your newborn gets. For the complete nourishment of your baby, you would like to confirm that the baby gets an adequate quantity of breast milk daily. The ultimate question then is, how much breast milk does the baby need? Knowing your baby’s milk demand is additionally essential especially if […]
Your beloved newborn is at last in your arms – you’re most likely pondering whether your little one recognizes you! Indeed, the truth is that children are normally drawn towards face, and they want to watch human faces over different things. Babies Recognize Their Mom First An infant feels comfortable good around the mother because […]
Feeding peanut to your infant may lower their chance of developing a peanut allergy. Before you start giving your child peanut-containing foods, you need to know when and how to do it. You should discuss any concerns you have with your doctor before starting. (source) In recent years, Peanut allergy has become a common occurrence […]
In our parenting forum, a newborn recently asked this question, “should I wake my baby to feed at 4 weeks?” Perhaps, she’s been concerned that her baby often goes to bed without eating. So I thought I should answer the question: A 4-week old baby can wake up naturally every 3-4 hours to feed during […]
How do you know when your baby is ready to eat? This is a valid question and in this article, we’ll cover all of the known baby cues — so you know exactly why your baby is behaving in a certain way, especially when it’s hungry. Every mother wants her baby to be filled and […]
As your baby grows, there comes a time when you have to stop breastfeeding it. That doesn’t mean that your breast will stop producing the milk immediately. As days pass, since milk production depends primarily on demand and supply, your body will produce lesser milk and eventually stop. After weaning, the color of your milk […]
Lactating mothers are so special and they have their best lives to enjoy with the baby. If you’re a new mom, here’s what you need to know: Your baby requires sucking for 6 months exclusively! That’s why you have to be careful of whatever you eat at that time. If you eat a healthy diet, […]
Lactose is an essential sugar that’s naturally present in milk and dairy products. It’s also an enzyme/chemical that enables our bodies to digest milk sugar. Insufficient lactose in breast milk will cause indigestion. Undigested milk will find its way to bowel system and can cause diarrhea and pain in guts. This occurrence is known as […]
