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We all know kids love toys and one can never have too many toys, right? ???? But is it true that toys are important for children’s development? Or is it just a marketing strategy used by these toy companies to sell their products? Well, the answer is true and it is not some ploy used by toy companies. Toys do play an important role in children’s development

You may think you can nurse your baby anywhere in the house. But did you know a cosy nursing space plays a role in improving your letdown?

I know I’m no Interior Designer, but it does not have to take an Interior Designer to know that the space is nice! I mean, we all love to see and appreciate nice things, right? ☺ So in this post, I will show you parents 5 Nursery Inspirations that I think you will love! If you are a fan of neutral colours, this is for you! I like how minimal the whole space looks with just the right hints of colours and patterns! They actually make the space looks fun for you and your baby. Neutral colours will also make the space looks spacious and tidy

If you believe that breast milk is the best option for your precious one, but your baby cannot or will not latch, well, do not worry, mommies! There is still hope! There is a method called exclusive pumping which is another way for you to still feed your baby with your breast milk without putting your baby to your breast. In this post, I will list down the 5 tips that an exclusive pumping mom needs to know! #1 How Often Do I Need To Pump? For the first few weeks, you should try to pump at least every 2 to 3 hours, about 8-12 times a day — this will help to stimulate your body to produce a healthy amount of breast milk supply

For the first six months of your baby’s life, breastfeeding is highly encouraged as breast milk has so many health benefits for your baby. However, bottle feeding has been proven the same! I know how bottle feeding is usually frown upon, but mommies, you should know that the decision is solely yours because only you know what is best for you and your baby

I know how mothers often worry that they are not producing enough breast milk to feed their baby. And since you cannot actually see the milk your body is producing, it is hard to tell exactly how much your baby is drinking

Is your maternity leave ending and are you heading back to work soon? Do you feel unsure whether you will be able to continue nursing your precious one once you start working again? Well, fret not, mommies! You do not have to give up your the nursing routine that has already been well-established, even when you are at work! The journey is different now and it may not be as easy but it is totally doable, I promise you. In this post, I will line up the 5 must-have items that you will help you pumping at work! #1 Double Electric Breast Pump While you are at work, you need a breast pump that is portable and flexible that will let you pump easily and hassle-free

I’m pretty sure all you soon-to-be or (currently) breastfeeding mommies have been bombarded by loads of tips and tricks when it comes to breastfeeding online or even by friends and family! But the question is, are they facts or myths? Well, don’t get confused! Let me straighten up5 Breastfeeding Myths you have probably heard before! #1 Breastfeeding mommies should only eat plain food Breastfeeding mommies should eat like how a normal person would that is a healthy, balanced diet. There is no need to change your food habits when you are on your breastfeeding journey unless you have food allergy, of course

As I mentioned in my previous post, our lives had not been the same since the COVID-19 pandemic started and it had affected every walks of life – adults and children alike. The reopening of school is important and hopefully a welcome step for both parents and children to life post-MCO or the new normal

What the pandemic of COVID-19 has taught us all is that we have to be extra mindful and extra hygienic. Ever since the first phase of Movement Control Order (MCO) was introduced on March 18, 2020, our daily lives had not been the same and since then the term the new normal was widely used