Pregnancy and the Flood of Advice: What to Believe? If you are pregnant, chances are you have already faced a tidal wave of well-meaning advice, from your mother-in-law to the random market woman. Nigerian mums especially know just how real (and overwhelming) this gets! While some cultural wisdom is helpful, many suggestions are rooted in […]
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There are numerous benefits that exercise brings to a pregnant woman
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What happens after delivery? There is a feeling of awe and happiness and an overwhelming feeling of sadness for some.
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Introducing your baby to solid foods is exciting but it can be difficult to know exactly how and when to get started. Below is a guide on how to introduce your baby to solid foods.Â
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Folake is excited about the arrival of her new baby after being married for some years and a blossoming career in investment banking. She plans to breastfeed her baby exclusively for 6 months as advised during her ante-natal sessions. On settling down with her baby at home, 6 weeks down the line, she had to
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Ensure your home is safe and free from hazards for your baby.
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When it comes to bringing up a baby, how to balance discipline and love can be tricky. I think few would disagree that one of the essentials of baby care comes in the form of love. Apart from the obvious need to survive, the need for love continues right through childhood into the teenage years.
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Pregnancy imposes a lot on an expectant mum, especially one trying to balance it with a work-life. Juggling the two is possible. As long as a woman is healthy and regularly sees her doctor, there is no reason why she should not continue to work while she is pregnant. This poses little or no risk
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By six months of age, your baby may be sitting unassisted, her coordination skills are growing in leaps and bounds, and she will soon be crawling, standing, and then walking. Six to twelve months is a fun time for parents and babies. Play a variety of games with your baby and watch her quickly master
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Be a good teacher for your baby by showing them how to look at, listen to, touch, or smell, and generally explore their expanding world. Babies learn by exploring the things around them. Hold your babies so they can see things; help them hold objects like socks or a rattle. As babies grow, give them
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