As a new parent, you try to make sure your child gets enough sleep, is well nourished, and sees a doctor for regular check-ups. If you are like many parents, your primary concern has been your child’s health, starting the moment you found out you were pregnant. And as a new parent, now may be the time to think about healthcare in a whole new light.
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of one of our favorite books of all time. The Cat in the Hat is the perfect edition to any children’s library.
Q – My husband and I are about to start trying for a baby and I was wondering if there is anything specific I should do to prepare my body? Should I be cutting anything out of my diet or do more exercise? Will anything help me conceive faster?
Q – I just discovered I’m pregnant and I’m thrilled. I am about 5 weeks pregnant and this morning when I went to the bathroom I found a few tiny spots of blood. What does this mean? Am I still pregnant? Is something wrong?
For most children, summer months mean long hours of play outside in the sunshine. But a few months in the sun can lead to compromised eye health later on if proper UV protection isn’t part of children’s summer routines. The British Columbia Association of Optometrists urges parents to foster good UV eye-protection habits in their children at an early age by encouraging them to wear sunglasses all summer long. Even babies and toddlers should be wearing sunglasses when outdoors.
Q. Since having my baby, I find that my back, neck and shoulders are stiff and sore? What kinds of excerises can I do to help my sore back and neck?
This is a great recipe for 9 months and on. Just be very careful that there are no bones in the chicken! You can puree the whole thing for the really little ones. Babies tend to like the mild flavour of the rice, and the broth packs a ton of nutrients into the meal.
One of the reasons we love the diaper bags by Amy Michelle is that they really give a girl her space! All of Amy Michelle Bags are thoughtfully crafted with both you and your baby in mind.
Q – I just had a very early miscarriage 1 week ago and am wondering if it is safe to keep trying to get pregnant or if I should wait a bit. I have read a couple of different things and am a bit confused.