Even though breastfeeding is natural, it doesn't always come naturally. Here are some common breastfeeding problems you should know and suggestions on how to deal with them. 1. Cracked nipples This can be because your baby has improper positioning and latch.
In a previous article, we explored ten recurrent breastfeeding questions and got more questions from moms. Read on to see the questions and our take on them. 1. When will my milk come in? Typically three to five days after giving
We once stumbled on a disturbing question asked by a parent on Twitter. He wanted to know if Golden Morn was okay for a 7-month baby. It was quite shocking. [embed]https://twitter.com/Cunnels/status/1129065341949231108?s=20[/embed] We corrected that notion with a response on Twitter. However,
When it comes to choosing a birth control method, many Nigerian women don’t have the information they need to make the right decision. This article provides an overview of the various options for women and men, how they work, benefits and
There are lots of embarrassing questions about breastfeeding: Does breast size matter? Can you still nurse your baby if you have bleeding nipples? And so on… Here are 10 common breastfeeding questions and answers. 1. Do smaller breasts produce less milk?
Many pregnant women have a lot of questions for their obstetrician-gynaecologists, especially if it’s their first. A significant change is happening in a woman’s body during this special period in her life. It’s no wonder they have so many questions. Women
Babies who are born preterm will likely need special care from when you bring them home from the hospital and during their first 2 years. This is especially true if they weigh less than 2kg when they’re born. Here’s some advice
Being pregnant is amazing for a lot of reasons - it’s simply magical to experience a life growing within you. However, baby bump time is also a vulnerable period for mothers because they are more susceptible to infections. Sometimes these infections
For new mothers – and pregnant women, there’s usually a niggling question on whether they are actually 'eating for two'. "Does what I eat impact my baby?" "What should I eat more or less of?" We had a radio show where
For nursing mothers who work, exclusive breastfeeding can be difficult. This is why pumping &storing breastmilk for use at a later time is a good idea. However, there are dos & don’ts for breastmilk storage so please read this article to
