PARENTING
15 Things to Avoid in Your Baby First Food – Year...
Honey, milk, peanut butter, citrus and berries, grapes, nuts and seeds, salt, egg whites, chocolate, hot dogs, popcorn and hard candy are some of...
PREGNANCY
Consuming Onions During Pregnancy: Is It Safe?
Having unusual food cravings during pregnancy for a woman is normal. Some women crave for ice creams or pickles while others for raw vegetables....
Prurigo of Pregnancy: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Pregnancy brings immense changes to the female body. Changes that can be seen physically as well as mentally experienced by the woman herself. Physical...
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BABY & TODDLER
Must Know Benefits of Cochlear Implants in Infants
Cochlear implants refer to devices that help provide sound for individuals, including adults and kids, who are not able to hear even with the...
ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
AUTISM
51 Autism Quotes
Best Autism Quotes
Quotes of autism give you hope, inspiration along with a sense of joy. You live in the moment with them. Here are...
HEALTH BENEFITS
11 Must Have Vegetable Juice During Pregnancy
Carrot juice, beetroot juice, ginger juice, aojiru juice, tomato juice, celery juice, cucumber juice, cabbage juice, bottle gourd juice, pumpkin juice and lemon juice...
Health Benefits of Sprouts for Children
Sprouts are known to be one of the most easily available and cheapest source of overall nutrition. These are also called a superfood, owing...
Health Benefits of Acorn for Children
From boosting digestion to improving skin health, acorns have a lot to offer your child, as far as health benefits are concerned. The health...
Pumpkin for Babies – Infographic
In continuation with our previous article about the health benefits of pumpkin for babies, here is an infographic depicting the health benefits.
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Can Soy Milk Substitute Cow’s Milk for Your Child?
While you start the process of transitioning your child from formula or breast milk to other forms of milk and food substitutes, you might...
PARENTING TIPS
11 Ways to Encourage Your Child to Write
When your child is about three or four years old, it’s time he began learning to write. If he’s reluctant, it means he needs...
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