Archives Tag: breastfeeding

Food

April 19, 2022

  No one is born knowing how best to breastfeed. The process is learned. That is why I shared some breastfeeding tips with you last week. If you missed last week’s article,  click here.  Otherwise, here are more breastfeeding tips for you: Read more about Food Let the baby, not the clock, be your guide: … Continue reading Breastfeeding Tips For New Mums (Part 2)

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Food

April 19, 2022

  Childbirth marks the end of the pregnancy journey and the beginning of another journey, parenting. This journey is as exciting as it is challenging. It’s all about nurturing the child that you have birthed. One of the first nurturing responsibilities is feeding your baby. Read more about Food For some mothers, this means breastfeeding. … Continue reading Breastfeeding Tips For New Mums

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Parenting

April 19, 2022

Feeding is our first means of communication with babies. It is not just a firm declaration of love, it is also the perfect time for mother and child to bond. A natural dialogue occurs at mealtime between a mother and her baby. There is a pattern to this interaction. The mother looks into her baby’s … Continue reading Breastfeeding the Baby with Down Syndrome

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Press Release

April 19, 2022

Miked child care and maternal center is founded by Edidiong Umoh, a young health social entrepreneur. We are strongly concerned about the social needs of women during perinatal years and it’s relationship with raising a better society. This is why we offer social support services for pregnant women during and after pregnancy for a better … Continue reading Miked child care and Maternal Center Presents Breast Feeding Class

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Parenting

April 19, 2022

If you’re like me, you probably thought breastfeeding was as simple and straightforward as popping a nipple in the baby’s mouth and letting him do his thing. Boy was I in for a surprise! I learnt things that I could not have imagined would ever even concern me before:   1.  Babies are born knowing … Continue reading 7 Things I Didn’t Know About Breastfeeding Before I Had a Baby

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FAMILY Health News

April 19, 2022

The Enugu State Government has approved six months maternity leave for nursing mothers and three weeks paternity leave for “nursing fathers” in its civil service, Dailypost.ng gathered. The state government announced this following the amendment of its Civil Service rules. According to the state government, the paternity leave was meant to give husbands the opportunity … Continue reading Enugu State Government Grants Paternity Leave to Nursing Fathers

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Health

April 19, 2022

The first thing I will have to stress here is this—I am not a doctor or a medical personnel. Medical pieces are not really my forte but, as humans, we have a natural instinct to crave knowledge and seek for answers.

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