Originally posted at http://www.asm.org/index.php/journal-press-releases/94023-early-diet-of-infants-not-maternal-obesity-influences-development-of-gut-microbiome Washington, DC - February 10, 2016 - After the age of nine months, the development of the infant gut microbiota is driven by the transition to family foods, not maternal obesity, according to results from a new study. The study was published online this week in mSphere, an open-access journal of … Continue reading Early diet of infants, not maternal obesity, influences development of gut microbiome
On Forex Trading
I have been wanting to trade forex as there are a lot of potentials in this market. I enrolled online, read articles, and basically got familiarized on how to trade currencies. I was searching for a group (on FB) where people discuss forex trading but did not see any group. I wanted to ask if there are … Continue reading On Forex Trading
The key to children’s intelligence and success in school
Originally posted at http://www.mercatornet.com/family_edge/view/the-key-to-childrens-intelligence-and-success-in-school/17314 WEDNESDAY, 9 DECEMBER 2015 The key to children’s intelligence and success in school BY MOIRA EASTMAN 2 | | You have heard that it is important to read to and with your children, and that is true. But it is even more important to talk to and with your children. U.S. … Continue reading The key to children’s intelligence and success in school
Our babywearing journey
We started wearing JJ when he was still a newborn. Before I gave birth, I have already read so many articles about babywearing and its benefits. So I decided that I would wear him even until he reaches toddlerhood. We started with a super shorty baby wrap, about 2 yards so I could only do … Continue reading Our babywearing journey
Milestone: 6 months of Exclusive Breastfeeding
Today, June 3, 2015, is an important day in my breastfeeding life. I have reached my minimum goal of 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding! It was not a smooth journey. We encountered a lot of humps along the way. And yet, we reached our goal. This success is also because of the supportive people around … Continue reading Milestone: 6 months of Exclusive Breastfeeding
A Mom of Two (and everything about it)
It's been three months and I'm still adjusting on being a mom of two. It was very difficult at first, I thought it would be easy to care for two kids. Your goal is to give the two equal attention, even though it is obvious that you need to give more to newborn. But it … Continue reading A Mom of Two (and everything about it)
The Birth: Start of our Breastfeeding Journey
On December 3, 2014 at exactly 2:39pm, Juan Jaime Kismet L. Orzales was born. He weighed 3430 grams at the time of birth with a length of 48cm. He was born via Cesarian Section Delivery done by Dra. Camille Ann Abaya at St. Luke's Medical Center in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. The whole experience was … Continue reading The Birth: Start of our Breastfeeding Journey
The Adventures
It's been a while and I have not written an update on my baby. It was a hectic and stressful week before I gave birth. The Unexpected It was Nov. 23 when my parents arrived from Saudi so we went to the airport and went straight to Duty Free. It was one week before my … Continue reading The Adventures
7 things you should never tell your child
Originally posted at http://familyshare.com/7-things-you-should-never-tell-your-child It is always important to watch your tongue, especially when speaking to your kids. Your words stick to them like glue and are not easily erased. Watch what you say and avoid uttering the following seven things to your child. Michele Coronetti Every parent hopes for the best for their children. Although, … Continue reading 7 things you should never tell your child
Awaiting…
37 weeks, labor can come anytime soon but we are hoping baby would come out on December 3, or at least when mommy and daddy are already here. We have already settled the package, so we can use that anytime I give birth at St. Luke's Global. This is it! The Pain I am very … Continue reading Awaiting…
