Postpartum care is a special time for new moms and their babies. This kind of care is important because it helps to protect both the mother and baby throughout the postpartum period. Medical professionals will be able to detect potential issues early on before they escalate and become life-threatening. New mothers are vulnerable to health problems, but postpartum care can help to protect everyone involved after giving birth. Continue reading
An online learning system that allows students to stay “more focused”
The biggest challenge during online classes: not paying attention!
With the raging Covid-19 pandemic, schools and educational institutions nationwide are now conducting classes online. But for various reasons, many students are not paying attention during online lessons! Continue reading
Self-image isn’t just an issue that adults face in their lives, but kids too will eventually have to deal with it. If you have ever seen or heard of little children (some as young toddlers!) shy away from others due to being teased about something odd to do with his or her person, then you should understand the weight of this matter. It could be anything – a bad haircut, dirty fingernails, soiled clothes – it really doesn’t take much for children to feel embarrassed about themselves, or refuse to socialise with others. Continue reading
Remember being a child and feeling scared to visit the dentist? Well, there are actually many ways to look at this, but the route we’d like to take today is the one that advocates good dental and oral care habits from as young as when your child’s first tooth pops out. Why? So that your child will have far less reasons to fear visits to the dentist! Continue reading
The difficulties that working parents face when it comes to childcare cannot be overstated. Child care planning should begin as soon as a child is conceived. Stressful for many parents? Certainly! After all, you’re entrusting the most important person in your life to a stranger. Continue reading
Your kindergarten years can be a storehouse of some of your fondest childhood memories. Making friends, having wonderful and caring teachers, and active learning for the first time are remarkable experiences for many people. It would be wonderful if everyone began their educational path with this common ground. Continue reading
Breast milk or formula is the primary source of nourishment for all babies. The vast majority will start eating solid foods by around four to six months old. Not all baby foods are created equal, so the type of solid meals you offer to your child is also crucial. While certain foods that you may offer to your infant have distinct nutritional benefits, it is also important to consider the impact that these foods can have on your baby’s newly erupting teeth. Continue reading
Confinement practices are traditional postnatal processes involving nutrition and daily routine that last 28-44 days after birth to assist mothers in regaining physical and mental health while adapting to parenting and caring for newborns. When in confinement, certain nutritional and hygiene restrictions may cause psychological anguish due to their low self-esteem, hormonal changes and limited freedom. Unsolicited counsel from well-intentioned family members and friends is commonplace for new mothers. It can be rather stressful, especially for first-time mothers. Continue reading
When you’re raising a child, it can be extremely handy to have some baby wipes lying around. You might need something quick and easy for cleaning up any little accidents that may occur like baby’s vomit or just to clean the baby’s face and hands. Good quality baby wipes are mostly made of exceptionally soft fabrics, as they are designed with the exceedingly sensitive nature of a baby’s skin in consideration. They are made with great care and attention to detail, following various regulations, keeping the safety of babies’ delicate skin in mind and contain only gentle cleaning formulations, which are tested and researched by experts. Continue reading
A woman’s confinement period is such a crucial time in her life, isn’t it? While giving birth is hands down the most joyous event of welcoming a new family member, the new mom will also have to pay detailed attention to her postnatal wellbeing, for what happens during the following days and weeks after giving birth can have an impact on her long-term health. Continue reading
