Originally published on Mother’s Guide to Sanity Most parents spend an abundant amount of time worrying about what goes into their baby without realizing the great value of observing the substance that comes out. What can you learn from the stuff in baby’s diaper?
Published on Green Mom: Every child and every family has different preferences, genetic tendencies, and needs. Parents and babies are also full of natural instincts that help guide them, if allowed. Babies know when they want to start solid foods but the question still receives a lot of attention … SEE THE REST: Published on Green Mom:
First published on Motherhood Moment May27, 2015 Parents spend great amounts of time worrying about what goes into their babies.
Give the mother-to-be a unique baby shower gift for the upcoming arrival of her newborn baby. These baby shower gifts are special, beautiful, entertaining, and useful.
May 3, 2015
The following excerpt from “Baby Poop,” by Linda F. Palmer, is intended for the parents of preemies to share with their healthcare professionals in order to help optimize the outcome for their tiny baby. Please note that there are comments after most endnote references at bottom. There is much more valuable information in “Baby Poop” about feeding preemies.
March 28, 2015
The below table, excerpted from “BABY POOP,” shows 24 different options for treating constipation in babies, along with comments on each one. What treatment is right for your baby? From the author of “BABY MATTERS,” check out “BABY POOP” for lots more helpful information. The studies show that natural methods are best.
Unintended Consequences and the Huge Epidemic You Don’t Hear About “The number of yearly U.S. MRSA deaths per citizen is more than triple the rate of U.S. polio deaths during the peak of the polio epidemic.”
Prehistorical Archeological Findings Expert Opinions Past and Present
SheKnows’ Pregnancy & Baby chose The Baby Bond as their Top Parenting Book. (The Baby Bond has been re-released as BABY MATTERS) They write: “In The Baby Bond: The New Science Behind What’s Really Important When Caring for Your Baby, parenting expert Linda Folden Palmer identifies nurturing techniques to help new moms bond with their child naturally while building a healthy family.
This table from Georgetown University is very telling about SIDS in the U.S. Many publications make the assumption that African-American SIDS rates are higher than Caucasian, in part, due to