8 Ways to Increase Your Breastmilk Supply

February 24, 2021 In

Lansinoh Moms’ Club You’ve probably seen (and drooled over) the Insta stories of moms with freezers stuffed full of breastmilk storage bags. It’s easy for a new mama to be jealous of those who can produce so much milk. First things first: You don’t need a freezer stock of breastmilk to feed your baby, even if you’re planning to return to work full time. You only need enough expressed breastmilk to last for the next day, perhaps a couple days if you’ll be away for a weekend.…

Giving Your Baby a Solid Start

March 9, 2020 In

Krysten Vaughn’s baby is only 3-weeks-old, but already she’s looking ahead to the day when her daughter will be ready for a big feeding milestone — solid foods. Like many parents, Vaughn wants to make her own baby food — both as a cost saving measure and as a way to prompt her entire family to eat healthier. “My baby is just 3 weeks old but I’m staying home with her and have planned all along to make her food,” the Dallas-area mom said.…

Prepare the baby bath

July 19, 2019 In

The daily bath, especially in the first months of life, is a moment of pampering and relaxation for mum and baby. When to do it The baby bath is not just a moment of cleanliness and hygiene but a further moment of pampering, of relationship and contact with the mother and an opportunity for the baby to become familiar with the water. The bath has a relaxing effect and can be a great way to encourage sleep, so it can be done in the…

Cuddles to communicate

July 19, 2019 In

Cuddles and caresses are the first mean of effective communication between mum and her baby and strengthen their bond. The touch is one of the main senses, the first to develop, appearing already in the embryo. During the first months, then, through the tactile exploration of his body, the caresses and the daily contact with the mum, the baby becomes aware of his physical being. But, further than being a physical perception mean, touch plays an important role even in the field of affective…

Change diaper!

July 18, 2019 In

We choose the diaper change cream together The diaper change is a frequent operation that should be done by choosing the comfortable place to perform the operation, the diaper most suitable for the baby and taking special care of the cleaning and treatment of the skin of the seder and intimate parts. Cleaning and Prevention It is important that the baby’s skin, particularly delicate and sensitive, receives the appropriate cleansing and protective treatment when changing, with non-aggressive products that respect the skin and at…

That annoying reddening

July 18, 2019 In

The baby’s skin has different features from an adult’s one, and requires specific care and attention. The area covered by the nappy is more prone to irritations and reddening. During the first months of life, a baby’s skin is still very thin, with a thickness that is approximately half that of adults, tendentially dry and therefore, especially sensitive to external agents. That’s why it is subject to frequent cases of redness and irritation and some times  dermatitis, mainly in the nappy area, especially in…

LITTLE REMEDIES® SALINE SPRAY/DROPS

July 6, 2019 In

When nasal congestion causes breathing discomfort for your baby, Saline Spray and Drops provide safe, non-medicated relief. #1 Pediatrician recommended; unique design can be held downward as a saline dropper or upright as a saline spray Relieves runny, stuffy, dry, or crusty noses Flushes and removes mucus from little noses to help little ones breathe easy Safe for newborns; Drug free, no side effects, use as often as necessary to keep baby’s nose clear and moisturized HELPFUL HINTS For newborns/infants, use saline drops to…

Sunbathing While Pregnant: Is It Safe?

July 6, 2019 In

Here’s what experts think about lying out in the sun when you’re expecting. By Elizabeth AtkinSource: www.madeformums.com In a nutshell No, it’s not really safe to sunbathe when you’re pregnant. In fact, sunbathing’s not recommended by experts for anyone, technically – but especially not for pregnant women. Obviously, that doesn’t mean you can’t go out in the sun at all; just that it’s not wise to grab a deckchair and lie around in it for hours… The expert view Ahhh, sunbathing ??? Whether you’re simply in…

How to Take Care of Baby’s Teeth and Gums

July 6, 2019 In

There’s the thinking that because baby teeth eventually fall out, there’s not much reason to look after them. Not so, say experts—how you treat those first little pearlies actually determines the health of adult teeth. Primary teeth—or ‘milk teeth’—are important for eating, as well as speech development. What’s more, they serve as place markers for permanent teeth. If a baby tooth is lost too early, due to gum disease or cavities, the space closes as surrounding teeth drift into this position—resulting in potential orthodontic…

Infacol – Britain’s number one colic remedy

July 5, 2019 In

  All About Infacol Infacol has been specially formulated to relieve wind, infant colic and griping pain. Can be used from birth onwards Natural orange flavour Sugar, alcohol and colourant free Comes with a convenient integrated dropper – making it easy to give to your baby Each bottle contains enough liquid for up to 100 doses. The iCore Study Infacol conducted what is believed to be the largest ever real-world investigation into the use of a colic medicine: the Infant Colic Real World Evidence…