pregnancy
Growing your family, one baby bump at a time. All about the ups and downs of nature's 9 month miracle.
The Grief of Parental Childishness
The Grief of Parental Childishness: Investigating Its Causes and Tracking down Arrangements Chapter-by-chapter guide:
shailendra meshramPublished a day ago in FamiliesDepression during pregnancy and postpartum
There are times in life when we feel sad or depressed without knowing the specific cause. Imagine a pregnant and postpartum woman suffering from a depressive disorder. For women, this is a turbulent period with both physical and psychological changes. Additionally, mental pressure and worries about the baby's future can increase depression.
What is the best formula bottle for babies?
I have been a first time mother for two months now, and have tried both ways to feed my baby: breastfeeding and formula bottle feeding. Unfortunately, I ended up in the ER due to severe food poisoning, which resulted in me having to take antibiotics that stopped me from being able to breastfeed. This meant that my baby had to switch to just being formula fed, which was okay, since I was breastfeeding and formula feeding her anyway.
Adrianna AnastasiadesPublished 9 days ago in FamiliesBella's epic taste and venture: A journey into solid foods
"Starting solids is a milestone, but it's also a beautiful chapter in the story of your baby's growth and development." In the heart of the bustling kitchen, where the rhythm of chopping and the sizzle of pans created a harmony of culinary delights, a fantastic journey was about to begin - an epic exploration of flavors and feast for the little Bella as she made discoveries on her weaning adventure.
SIGNIFICANT OF CUCUMBER IN THE BODY
cucumbers are stacked with L-ascorbic acid and magnesium which both assume a part in supporting sexual wellbeing easing energy and expanding charisma nutrient explicitly further develop blood stream which can help erectile capability.
Glory UbaniPublished 18 days ago in FamiliesDragon Behind Me
In the journey of life, there's always that one person who stands behind you like a steadfast dragon, guarding and supporting you through every trial and tribulation. For me, that person is none other than my beloved mother. She is not just a parent; she is my guiding light, my source of strength, and my unwavering support system.
The Unknown PenmanPublished 19 days ago in FamiliesManaging Baby’s Milestones: Embracing Every Step of the Journey
Hey there, fellow mama! Can you believe how quickly our little ones are growing? It feels like just yesterday we were bringing them home from the hospital, and now they’re rolling over, babbling up a storm, and stealing our hearts with their first giggles. Time sure does fly when you’re navigating the wonderful world of baby milestones.
DigitalPrintPublished 19 days ago in FamiliesTop 10 Strange Things That Babies Like to Do
Babies, those adorable bundles of joy, never fail to entertain us with their quirky antics. From chewing on non-food items to laughing at inanimate objects, they have a knack for surprising us with their peculiar behaviors. Here are the top 10 strange things that babies like to do:
DigitalPrintPublished 20 days ago in FamiliesBirth is about maintaining a positive mindset
So it’s good to strengthen your mind so that your body will follow. The reason for this is that when we are tensed and frantic, then it makes labor more painful and longer!
Rana MohamedPublished 24 days ago in FamiliesA Friendship Forged in Lilies
The air shimmered with the promise of spring on Easter morning. Sunlight, like scattered jewels, kissed the windowpanes of the hospital room, painting a mosaic on the pale walls. Inside, wrapped in a cocoon of white sheets, I cradled a tiny miracle in my arms. He had arrived a chorus of cries just after sunrise, a perfect counterpoint to the church bells that tolled the joyous news of Easter Sunday.
Rebecca Lynn IveyPublished 27 days ago in Familiesloving through loss
What if I never see my son’s smiling face again? Everything will be fine. You’ll wake up. Don’t worry. There was a feeling of peace that came over me. It washed away the fear that raced around inside my mind.
Esmoore ShurpitPublished 27 days ago in FamiliesThe Anniversary Waltz
The morning haze of June 10, 1994, was particularly tiring for Shelley. Two months of pregnancy have started taking its toll, from the dreaded morning sickness to the backache that no Tylenol could kill. Taking it easy around the house, a restless Shelley figured today was just going to be another typical hot summer day. Mark, who started work earlier in the day, came home early, catching her off guard.
Barb DukemanPublished 28 days ago in Families