Breastfeeding is one of the best things you can do for your baby, but it's not always easy.
If you're breastfeeding, you know that there are a lot of opinios out there about how to make it work. Some women have been told that they should pump every three hours or supplement with formula if their baby doesn't seem satisfied after nursing. We all heard so many things about this topic that we do not even know what to believe when we have to do it.
We put together 5 things we heard when topic about this topic!
Hectic hormones, postpartum depression, lack of sleep and a new baby. All these can lead to feelings of guilt when it comes to not being able to breastfeed. Lets talk about how as a mother we can stop feeling guilty and enjoy this precious time with your babies.
New parents are overwhelmed by all of the choices they have when it comes to raising their children. There are so many things to figure it out before the arrival of your newborn, this is is a unique process for each person, so eventhough you can learn from experienced moms who've walked in your shoes on important parenting decisions, it is important to remember that only you know how to be parent of your kids.
Pregnancy is a beautiful time in life, but it can also be a very difficult and challenging one. You may feel like you have to do more than before, but with less energy. Maintaining your self-care routine during pregnancy is important for both the health of you and your baby.
Only a parent can understand how a slight difference in the poop color of your baby can scare you out of your wits. But that’s how babies are raised; you cannot ignore a slight change you notice in your baby. Often new parents rush to their baby’s pediatrician asking “Why is my baby’s poop green?”. If you are looking for an answer yourself, you are at the right place. The good news is there is nothing to be alarmed about green poop.
When it comes to newborns, mothers tend to develop a bond faster as compared to fathers. The reason is quite obvious. Fathers may often feel insecure and left out as they don’t get to spend that much time with their newborns. If you are in the same boat, you need to follow the following simple tips to develop an instant bond with your baby.
After dealing with stinky diapers for more than a year, potty training feels like a way out to mothers. But babies are no less than a boss when it comes to the quintessential training. As much as you dream about the times when you no longer have to get your hands dirty (in a real and literal sense), you must know if your baby is ready for it or not.
Right after being born up to 15 months, a baby wears a diaper 24/7 which is something they deserve to be applauded for. As much as it is a necessity, it can be a nuisance for them as well. Every 1 out of 3 babies suffers from diaper rash once in a couple of months. With many possible reasons, diapers are the most common reason.
There is a ton of pressure on moms to “bounce back” after having a newborn. Right after giving birth and holding your little bundle of joy you realize the first surprise: you still look pregnant, just like when you were 6 months in (ughhh) and everyone around you will comment “You’ll drop that weight so fast if you are breastfeeding”. SURPRISE!!! BREASTFEEDING WEIGHT LOSS IS NOT ALWAYS TRUE!!! Guess who is there to blame? Mainly HORMONES (good guess) but there are some other factors. Let’s take a look at the 3 main reasons why you might not lose those love handles you really want to get rid of.
Do you ever dream of all the things you’ve thrown away? Do you ever wonder how your Dorito’s bag is decomposing or how your Chinese takeout container from last year is doing? Since the answer is NO, it’s easy to say, ‘out of sight out of mind’ and move on with your life. Biodegradable products have gained the spotlight in recent times, they are much less harmful to nature because they decompose faster. This philosophy is at the core of Nateen. We have products from 80% - 100% biodegradability because we want the best not only for you, but for the world as well. We want to help consumers by taking the stress away from them during the “out of sight, out of mind” moments and let them know with their choices as consumers they are devolving a sustainable world. Every purchase counts!
Diaper rash is the most common skin problem in babies. The first thing a baby gets right after being born is a diaper and remains in them 24/7 for up to two years. So, having a rash in the area is pretty common especially in summers and humid weather. These rashes when untreated or occurring again and again can get really serious leading to serious health problems like fever and infection.
Babies tend to have very soft and delicate skin, especially in the first few years. Some have extra sensitive skin which means more prone to inflammation, itching, and soreness. You need a little extra care for helping the baby with sensitive skin.
