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Posted on 02.25.08 by The Mommy Blogger @
Whether you are breastfeeding or bottle feeding with formula you should always have a baby bottle somewhere in your cupboards. Because even if you are planning on breastfeeding you may have to or even want to pump once in a while and you will need a place to store it and then something to give it to your baby in. Say you want to go out to eat with your husband…you need a bottle for the babysitter to use. Tommee Tippee is a nice site to go on if you have a baby, are expecting a baby or know someone that is having a baby. They have all the necessities that you will need everything from the baby feeding bottle to potty training items…fun, fun fun!!! You can browse by category and you will be able to read up on the item you are looking for as well as being able to see a picture of it before you purchase it. The site is very user friendly and well organized so you will be able to find what you need. They also have a section for special offers that you will want to check out too - because they are great items at discounted prices. This site also has an Ask Alison section where you can submit your questions to their resident midwife to answer…and when you are pregnant or have kids whether it is your 1st or 4th…there are always questions that need to be answered! Filed under: Babies and Breastfeeding and Shopping Reviews Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.22.08 by The Mommy Blogger @
I found this article extremely interesting…I always knew that breastmilk was so good for a child and had so many great medicinal qualities but now the medical world is really looking into it. I have helped my babies blocked tear ducts, cradle cap and even pink eye with breastmilk. There is a lot to be said for natural thinks like this. And now it has been said to treat cancer patients successfully. That is amazing! Taking a breath isn’t taken for granted in the Bauer house. “I was dying. I was literally dying, and I knew it,” said Dr. Donn Bauer. Bauer had a cancerous tumor in his right vocal chord, severe enough to cut off his airway. Surgeons removed it, leaving him with a hole in his neck to talk and breathe. “So I was bent on getting better. No matter what,” he said, wiping his eyes. But he didn’t get better. Bauer lost 35 pounds in one week, and his diabetes made recovery almost impossible. Then he discovered a new remedy: a mother’s breast milk. “It’s just a boost of energy, and it’s not like drinking an energy drink or a couple cups of quick coffee, but a slow process of feeling good,” he said. “It’s gold. It is incredible liquid,” said Amy Vickers with the Mother’s Milk Bank of Fort Worth…… Filed under: Breastfeeding Comments: 1 Comment |
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Posted on 01.22.08 by The Mommy Blogger @
Many women like myself do not touch any sort of alcoholic beverage for the full 9 months of pregnancy. But what if you are breastfeeding? I have read that it is recommended that you don’t. However and occational drink or two a week in not harmful but do not breastfeed the baby for a full 2 to 3 hours after you finish the drink. By then it will have metabolized and be of no harm in your milk supply. Pumping after you drink is not going to help because it is in your system - you just have to wait it out. If you do plan to have a drink with dinner you may want to bottle some milk before hand so that you will not have to worry about it. Filed under: Breastfeeding and Entertainment/Scrapbooking Comments: 3 Comments |
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Posted on 04.13.07 by The Mommy Blogger @
Here is a study that I came across…Women that breastfeed are less likely to get rheumatoid arthritis. It they breastfed for at total of between 12 and 23 months during their lifetime have a 30 percent risk reduction and those who breastfed for 24 or more months had a 50 percent reduction. Yet another reason to breastfeed!! Filed under: Breastfeeding and Shopping Reviews Comments: None |
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