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New moms: are you satisfied with your jarred baby food? Ever thought about exploring more organic options?
According to KXAN.com, Nurturme has officially hit the Austin, TX market. Nurturme is an alternative to baby food which has been dehydrated to keep the nutrients and needs either water, breast milk or regular milk to serve.
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Summer is officially here! Are you prepared? If you want to celebrate the little things about life by having a delicious brunch, there’s a healthy way to do it.
Health.com, has provided some divine recipes that will blow your loved ones away without making them feel unhealthy.
* Mimosas with passion fruit (147 calories)
* Spinach salad with fruit, gorgonzola and pecans (256 calories)
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Do you remember how your mother delivered you when you were born? Most babies a generation ago were born via vaginal delivery, unless there was a major problem. Today that is completely different, in 2007 32% of the babies born were delivered by Cesarean section which is the country’s highest rate ever.
The NYTimes.com reports this rate has been on the up and up since 1996, every year new records are being set.
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Ever find yourself planting your toddler in front of the boob tube with Baby Einstein on? You may think you are doing your child and yourself a favor. Of course all parents want the best for their children and while their kids are young most parents try just about everything to keep them growing healthy.
When Baby Einstein came out a lot of mothers were thrilled to have an educational tool for their infant which would in turn give them a moment to breathe, clean and catch up on any work. Sorry moms, we have some bad news…
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Today mothers are doing everything they can to make sure their baby is getting the proper nutrition. Recently research by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that the majority of American babies are not receiving the amount of vitamin D that is necessary for their growth.
According to Health.com, nine out of 10 babies that are breast-fed receive less vitamin D than what experts strongly suggest. Formula-fed babies receive less than 37 percent of recommended amount of vitamin D.
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Ever since the time women decided to work rather than stay at home, there has been controversy that these mothers are in the wrong. Many women don’t think twice about going back to work once their children are born, and some women simply don’t have that luxury, they must go back to work.
According to MomLogic.Com, psychologists believe that most Americans abuse their kids. Handing their children off to another caregiver seems similar to neglecting their child’s needs.
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Mom’s these days are trying their hardest to keep their families healthy but when juggling a busy schedule it can be difficult.
Health.com has provided a few easy, delicious meals that are full of nutrients:
* Pork Tenderloin with Cabbage and Apple Slaw
* Blackened Salmon with Broccoli Rabe and Raisins
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Maternity wards have come light-years from the 1960s. You not only are allowed wi-fi but massage therapists, whirlpool tubs and a portrait photographer. Medical centers now focus on creating a birthing plan with the mother, some mothers prefer to have a water birth when other moms prefer a regular birth.
Some mothers prefer having a doula present or a female doctor vs. a male doctor.
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Becoming a new mother brings on a lot. A lot of emotions, a lot of physical changes and a lot of baby stuff. Before you go purchasing all the hand-me-down, ‘lightly’ used baby gear to save a few bucks… you might want to read a little further.
MotherGuide.Net provided these tips when shopping for used baby items:
1. Visual check: inspect the item for any visible damages, broken or missing parts.
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