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06th August 2006
Before the arrival of our son, my wife had planned on breastfeeding him and I was fully supportive of this decision. I'd read up on everything there was to know about birthing, feeding, cleaning and nurturing a child. I was determined to be totally suppor...
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16th August 2006
Many mothers who choose to bottle-feed rather than breast feed are made to feel like dysfunctional mothers. It sometimes seems that the breast-is-best mantra has pervaded our society to such an extent that mothers are now more embarrassed to bottle-feed t...
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22nd January 2008
You must be wondering as to the repetitions in the title? It is to emphasize the importance of breast feeding for our precious babies! There are a lot of misconceptions and myths about this common topic, and each day a good part of the consulting time is ...
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04th June 2006
There's an old tradition in Ireland, the wake bed, a family bed where the dead are waked. Well, the family bed takes on a whole new meaning when you have children: the awake bed!
When your new baby arrives home from the hospital all your plans to not s...
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05th July 2007
The final stages of week by week pregnancy are here. The long journey that began with anxiety and excitement has finally reached its conclusive stages when in just a few days a lovely child would fill your world with joy. A new chapter would soon begin an...
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28th September 2006
In 1975, a pediatrician named Allan Walker reported a startling link between formula-fed infants and the occurrence of infectious diseases like neonatal meningitis and food allergies. In that report, he suggested that the this link was due to antigen abs...
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10th January 2007
It is important to choose the best nursing bra for you. Breastfeeding a baby can be difficult at the best of times, especially when you do so outside of the home. So it's worth spending some thought before you purchase the nursing bra that is right for yo...
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11th March 2006
Many different sources were used while writing this article; I hope you find it informative and helpful.
There are many ways to plan to be a mother and to breast feed for the first time.
First find out as much as you can, this can involve reading a...
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13th April 2007
The decision to breastfeed or bottle feed your baby is a very personal one and should be based on your comfort level as well as your lifestyle. Breastfeeding (or nursing) can be a wonderful experience for both mother and baby as it provides a special bond...
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12th October 2006
Unfortunately, many women are already two weeks pregnant by the time a missed period confirms it. But, by making early preparations you can give both yourself and your baby the very best chances of a successful pregnancy and healthy baby.
Getting Pregn...
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29th June 2007
Many already realize that nutrition for lactating women is going to have different rules than their pregnancy diet had. Because of the milk production process, the body needs different fuels than it did before. And while nutrition for lactating women migh...
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06th August 2007
Right, so you've had a baby, and you're distressingly aware of the extra weight you've gained, which just didn't seem to melt off at the time of birth. This is very natural and you can look to have retained about 10-15 pounds of your pregnancy wei...
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19th February 2008
In every woman's life, pregnancy comes with a great joy and also brings lots of misconceptions, confusions, conflicting theories and what not all! To relieve yourself from all this, you must read different books on pregnancy, refer informative website...
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21st February 2008
In every woman's life, pregnancy comes with a great joy and also brings lots of misconceptions, confusions, conflicting theories and what not all! To relieve yourself from all this, you must read different books on pregnancy, refer informative website...
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10th January 2007
how relaxing helps you and your baby - from pregnancy onwards
pregnancy
You're in the final trimester of your pregnancy. Up until now you hadn't felt so bad. Now, though, you feel enormous and there seems no end to it. Baby has started kicking on a...
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16th November 2006
In every doctor's surgery and hospital reception the walls are plastered with breastfeeding advice. What you don't often see are best practice guidelines for mothers who choose to bottle feed their baby. So, to rectify this, here are a few pointers.
Do...
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08th September 2006
An increasing number of children suffer from severe food allergy. Children don't just develop food allergy when they begin to eat solid food: some develop food allergy right from the start, when they're being breastfeed.
If a mother is allergic to any ...
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04th June 2006
Congratulations! It's a boy... or a girl... You've imagined those words throughout your nine magical months. But, what you probably have not thought about is the part where you need to put a fresh nappy on the little person!
Even after having two little ...
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12th May 2006
Sarah is a pregnant mother of three who continues to breast-feed her 18-month-old. After each of her pregnancies, she has had difficulty losing weight. With all of her responsibilities, weight loss isn't a priority. Still, she wishes that, once this p...
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13th August 2006
Copyright 2006 Radoslaw Pilarski
Epidemiology
Breast cancer is the most common malignancy in women and the second most common (after lung cancer) cause of death in this group. However, to some extent, it concerns men as well.Different countries in the...
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01st February 2006
Baby Acne
Much to many parents dismay, baby acne is very common. The hormones that are transferred from mother to baby at birth and with breastfeeding can sometimes cause this annoying but painless condition. Baby acne usually appears as small whitehea...
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05th January 2006
Policosanol Supports Cardiovascular Health
Policosanol is also known as polycosanol. Plicosanol is a natural health product blend of natural waxy compounds, which are extracted from sugar cane, and collectively called policosanol. Policosanol contains ...
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08th May 2008
Mastitis is the inflammation of the mammalian mammary gland (breast in primates, udder in other mammals). It is called puerperal mastitis when it occurs in lactating mothers and non-puerperal otherwise. Mastitis can occur in men, albeit rarely. Inflammato...
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08th June 2006
Do you want your baby handed to you immediately after the birth or should he be cleaned first? In recent years most babies were wiped down with a towel immediately after birth before mum or dad got a chance to hold them. Nowadays choice is the keyword! It...
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30th May 2007
Once your doctor has discovered and dealt with the cause of your baby's diarrhea, there are certain foods you can offer that may help "bind" your baby as his delicate intestines recover - and some other foods that you should definitely avoid!
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01st July 2007
Midwives, health-visitors and doctors all highly recommend breast feeding for numerous reasons. Breast milk contains the perfect balance of nutrients for your baby, and also antibodies that will boost your baby's immune system providing a strong defence a...
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