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Skin-to-skin contact is a practice where a newborn baby fresh out of the bun is dried and laid directly on their mother’s bare chest after birth. Another common name for it is kangaroo care, and it is one of the most effective methods for promoting exclusive breastfeeding. Depending on what hospital you are in and […]
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With the uncertainties of MCO, a new baby and piling work, sleep is probably the last thing you need to worry about — but you can’t help but smack the snooze button and crawl right back into bed. Juggling a new baby with work and weariness just to keep your job is not easy, especially
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Let’s face it; most mothers-to-be would have purchased a post-natal binder, bengkung or some form of post-partum girdle way before their delivery date. This is partially due to the fact that belly binding is not something new, but it is what mothers across Malaysia have done for generations. However, this practice’s best selling point is
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Different families have different stands when it comes to the subject of co-sleeping. While experts are saying it is best not to due to the risk of suffocation, on the flip-side, co-sleeping has also been a lifesaver for other parents when done most safely. There are many benefits to co-sleeping, like being able to respond
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For infants aged 6 to 8 months, their first foods are usually pureed, mashed or given semi-solid. However, since most of the weaning information on the internet is much more western, a lot of parents end up starting their babies with ingredients that are not even local to Malaysia. Naturally, in this internet age, parents
It Doesn’t Have to be Pumpkins or Carrots Only You Know? Read More »
Although news of another bun in the oven brings great joy to family and friends, things might not be quite the same for your firstborn. While some firstborns may share their parents’ enthusiasm and looks forward to being an older sister or bother, others may wallow in uncertainty at the possibility of losing their spot
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Motherhood certainly brings on joy and excitement, but with that also comes uncertainty especially when you only want the best for the growing baby in your body. Unfortunately, it is not only you who has well-meaning thoughts. All of a sudden, you being pregnant becomes everybody’s business, and everyone is going to want to give
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Back when we didn’t have access to reliable, clean water or any other home filtration system, parents would boil baby bottles to ensure they are properly sterilised and rid of all harmful germs. However, cleaning alone was not enough because newborns have very low immunity towards bacteria and infections. Sterilising was just as important as
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“Go for a second honeymoon lah and take a dip in the Dayang Bunting Lake!” But before you shrug this off as insensitive, there’s a reason why people say this to those who have been trying to get pregnant – and it comes from a good place that is well-meaning. If you’re a local in
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When it comes to confinement in a multicultural country like Malaysia, every ethnic community has its traditional ways and set of rules to follow. Despite the difference in Chinese, Malay and Indian practices, they sometimes share some similarities but have one common goal: to support the new mum and help her recover from childbirth. As
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