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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Cure Diaper Rashes In Babies
By Ashley | December 23, 2009Diaper rash is a fairly common dermatological problem that affects babies, mainly around the genitals, buttocks and the inner thighs. The main symptoms of this condition are inflammation of the skin, erosion of the thin, upper layer of the skin, and ...
Why is Vaccination Important For My Baby
By Ashley | December 23, 2009A vaccine is a measured dose of weakened or destroyed viruses or bacteria that are administered either orally or through injections in order to prevent certain diseases. These foreign bodies stimulate the natural immune system of the body to produce ...
Bloating Early Pregnancy Symptom
By Ashley | December 18, 2009It is fairly common for pregnant women to experience bloating even if they do not eat foods that induce the formation of gas in the digestive tract. This happens because during pregnancy, the tremendous hormonal changes taking place in the body of ...
Fatigue During Early Pregnancy
By Ashley | December 18, 2009It is quite common for women to experience fatigue in the first trimester of their pregnancy. This happens because of the significant hormonal changes that take place in the body in order to accommodate the growing fetus and prepare itself for the ...
Cervical Mucus Changes During Pregnancy
By Ashley | December 18, 2009The mucus produced by the cervix is a thick fluid substance that functions as the medium that allows only the best sperm to reach and penetrate an egg. Immediately following the menstrual period, women experience a few days when no mucus discharge ...
Severe Edema During Pregnancy
By Ashley | December 17, 2009Severe Edema During Pregnancy Edema is a condition characterized by the swelling of one’s body parts, as a result of fluid retention. In other words, it is simply the accumulation of excess fluids within the body’s cells or cavities. This ...
Safe Sleeping for your Baby
By Ashley | December 17, 2009It is very important to create a safe and comfortable environment for your baby to sleep in. Babies are unable to control the positions in which they sleep. They are also unable to sense danger or get themselves out of potentially dangerous ...
Establishing A Regular Bedtime Routine
By Ashley | December 17, 2009Establishing a regular bedtime routine for your baby will allow him to feel relaxed. This will enable him to fall asleep quickly and also to get better quality sleep. It is recommended that you adhere to the bedtime routine as much as you can. Even ...
Why Pregnancy Sleep is important
By Ashley | December 17, 2009Pregnancy can be an emotionally and physically stressful time. Emotional and mood changes such as anxiety and worry occur along with physical effects such as nausea, body ache and heartburn. This can disrupt normal sleep to a great extent. Sleep ...
Breast Milk Good for New Born babies
By Ashley | December 17, 2009Breast milk refers to the milk produced by a lactating mother. The milk that is produced initially is known as colostrum. This is the best type of milk for a newborn baby. Production of colostrum begins usually after the second trimester. After the ...
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