Ann Marie Bantigue 
Postpartum depression, isolation, stress, and the lack of knowledge on baby care may cause parents to handle their newborn roughly. 70% to 100% of new parents have these intrusive thoughts, and it is surprisingly common in the general population, according to a study. Being … Read more
As your body transitions back to its pre-pregnancy form, it is normal to lose weight gradually but healthily. Aside from the baby and placenta, pregnancy fluids will leave your body until about six weeks after birth. The demands of parenting can also take their … Read more
Dandelions are considered a safe plant with all parts edible except for the stem. The stem contains a milky latex sap that causes dermatitis upon contact. Even so, its toxicity is extremely low even if the stem is consumed by children. Dandelions are fast-spreading … Read more
There are both pros and cons of starting solids at 4 months in babies. Some say it is better to wait until 6 months, while some experts argue that 4 months is good enough. The WHO recommends solid foods to commence at 6 months when babies … Read more
The following 48 hours after immunization is challenging and discomforting for your baby. Expect changes in their attitude, like feeling extra sleepy, irritable, or running a fever. Redness at the injection site is also normal, as well as lumps under the skin that can … Read more
Open gut syndrome is a theory claiming that the baby’s intestine has small gaps that let substances pass directly into the bloodstream. Accordingly, the small intestine lining cannot distinguish solid food and bacteria. The spaces between the cells are large enough to allow macromolecules … Read more
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