Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) is an effect of the mother’s drug use during pregnancy, leading to both short and long-term side-effects on both the mother and child. Consistent drug use by the mother can increase an infant’s risk of both long-term and short-term complications.
Feeling those little flutters and kicks from your baby during pregnancy, known as fetal movements or quickening, is a special experience. It’s like your baby is saying, “Hello, Mom, I’m here!” Typically, you start to notice these sweet movements around 18 to 25 weeks into your pregnancy. But remember that every mom-to-be is different!
It’s time for you to go back to work. You’ve loved your time with your baby, but it’s time to transition them into childcare. You’re stressed about leaving your child, but you’re more concerned with how they’ll adapt to the changing circumstances. There are ways you can make this transition to childcare easier for them […]
Feeding your baby is a process that requires a lot of trial and error. If you have the time, making baby food can be an excellent way to determine your baby’s likes and dislikes. You’ll discover how your baby responds to certain flavours, colours, or food textures. You will need a blender and a strainer […]
Preparing for pregnancy is a demanding but rewarding experience. This process requires both physical and mental maintenance. It can be overwhelming, but the most important thing is to have a plan. Once you have a plan for how you are preparing for pregnancy, it may seem less daunting.
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