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Women who breastfeed have a higher risk of developing breast cancer?

The Harvard Nurses' Study, which is one of the largest and most comprehensive studies of female health ever conducted, has found that women who say they consume three or more glasses of milk per da...

What are the benefits of breastfeeding?

Breastfeeding is the cheapest and easiest way to nourish your baby. It provides your child with all the nutrients they need while protecting them from illness. Not only that, but it provides a natu...

Montessori at Home or in a Classroom? The Best Montessori Training for Your Child

Montessori training has been around for a long time and has been proven to be effective. As a parent, you can choose from a number of Montessori schools in your area and select the one that best su...

How Many Weaning Meals To Give Per Day?

A baby should have a minimum of six meals per day, with two or three of them being breast milk or formula. The other three to five meals should be solid foods.

A Guide to Breastfeeding & Tips and Tricks

Breastfeeding has many benefits, but it's not always easy. Breastfeeding problems and challenges can make the process more difficult. Baby is not latching on: Breastfeeding can take some time to g...

What is New Mother Syndrome?

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a type of depression that affects women following childbirth. Symptoms of PPD include persistent sadness, crying spells, anxiety or irritability, trouble sleeping, pr...

The Quick 5-step Guide to weaning a baby from night feeding

The primary reason that babies need a night feed is because they are unable to store milk in their stomachs like adults can. They also need the extra calories and fluids that come from breast milk ...

What is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)?

The exact cause of SIDS is unknown, but the risk increases when an infant shares a bed with parents or other caregivers, smokes during pregnancy, has parents who smoke around them, or has a low bir...

The Complete Guide to Weaning Foods and How to Start Consuming Them

The purpose of weaning foods is to provide the child with a diet that is easy to digest, contains all the necessary nutrients and is appropriate for their age. Weaning foods are usually made from ...

The Myths of Natural Weaning

Experts recommend that parents wean their toddlers from breast milk or formula from 12 months. However, a recent study published in The Lancet found that stopping breastfeeding before 12 months may...