Tag: Motherhood

Considering motherhood, every first timer frets at the thought of being pregnant. The moment she realizes she is carrying, a surge of thoughts and...

Motherhood is a blessing until you finally realize that your life is no longer yours. You forget brushing your hair and, sometimes even skip...

Food cravings are a common occurrence for expecting mothers, about half of them report at least one food craving during their pregnancy. Cravings can...

Even if you’re a first-time Mommy, there is an undeniable intuitive connection that you and your baby share from the very beginning. You and...

All of us have heard scary stories about postpartum depression and how that has ruined families. However, what you have not heard about is...

Preparing yourself mentally for childbirth takes quite a bit of practice and determination. It is common for humans to step into panic mode when...

HIV infections, if left untreated, can quickly progress into their advanced and fatal form - AIDS. Here's what you need to know to lower your risk for HIV.

You always knew that your life would change with motherhood. But in what ways it is going to change is something that only time...

Ullenka tried various things including prescription steroids, but one day she noticed that the intensity of Maya’s eczema varied depending on whatever she ate,...

How does a woman whose reproductive health that was compromised long ago become a biological mother, in the same month, of two newborn girls...

Before planning pregnancy, a women should find out about their blood type. There are four different types, A, B, AB and O. Additionally, women...

A laboring woman’s opinion is often dismissed by orthodox doctors who believe they know what is best for her. While this may be true, a woman’s primal instinct must not be overlooked as her body prompts her to react naturally. As a birthing woman, listen to your body. Deviate from regular procedures by seeking health professionals who support women-centered births.

Spend the first 2 months healing and bonding with junior. From the third month on, go out every day and train baby to sleep a solid 12 hrs through the night (reduce night feeds). Ease baby into your normal routine. Attend motherhood classes to learn dos and don’ts, while drawing support from other new moms when overwhelmed. Pamper yourself. Encourage your little one to play independently.

New mommies are increasingly becoming aware of the benefits of breastfeeding. In fact, the subject is gaining popularity among the millennials and it is...

As a mother, finding precious "me" time and space is a big challenge. Wake up half-hour before the child does to be with yourself and meditate in peace. Plan everything with your partner, from day-to-day life to parenting. Let the child find own ways of self-entertainment , as you focus on other things on hand. Take guilt-free breaks for hobbies and things you love doing. Break free.