Just when you thought it might be safe to wean your baby, there is new reason to fear Frankenformula.
The latest idea for supplementing formula is a hormone called Leptin.
Leptin is a hormone all of us produce to tell our appetites that we are satisfied after a meal. Like all hormones, Leptin and Leptin receptors can […]
I wanted to include a parenting quote of the week from this comic strip collection, but every page was full of funny wisdom that had me laughing and nodding my head in agreement.
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Further to the post about my goals earlier in the week, I am taking a break from blogging today. If you need a fix, I suggest reading the always lyrical, always literary Solomother.
According to statistics, there are a lot more single mothers with babies than there used to be. And, since I’ve been told that […]
I am a long term breast feeder. I am not bragging, I am not confessing some shame. It is a fact. While Angela at Breastfeeding 1-2-3 would tell you the positive health reasons behind this for both mother and child, I am not so noble. Now that my daughter is walking-running-getting into everything while babbling […]
Be a Good Dad tagged me to set some goals according to Alex Shalman’s meme. I’ve always been ambitious and set goals for myself. The problem being that my ambition isn’t necessarily good for my goals and it has been very, very difficult for me to accept that being a mother of two small children […]
We all know that new babies put tremendous pressure on relationships. I’ve admitted it, commentors on this site have admitted it, and even movie star romances aren’t safe.
If you’ve been blessed with someone called a “tempermental” or “spirited” baby, the challenges are even greater. With a baby who cries constantly, won’t go to bed and […]
Stress and motherhood are not twins. Once all your children are of school age, I understand the stresses of this period of giving all one’s energy to the constant care and attention of young children is completely forgotten, just like labor pains.
It’s amazing. The more stress I have, the more I learn about what […]
Do you ever find yourself at the playground or at the play group and feel like you’re from a different planet than the other mothers? I believe firmly that mothers need each other, but sometimes I just can’t relate to how other people parent.
Tags: I-dont-fit-in-at-the-playground, parenting-choices, Parenting-Conflicts, parenting-culture
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It has long been believed that having lots of children and starting to give birth in your twenties, reduced a mother’s risk of developing breast cancer.
Having your first child after the age of 30 was always believed to increase the mother’s risk of developing breast cancer.
New research suggests that the benefit of reduced risk for […]
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We’re now 4 weeks into the Mothering Sunday to Mothers’ Day Charity Campaign. The organization that gets the most votes in the poll by the end of Mothers’ Day, will receive $1 for every 1000 page views Babylune serves up during the campaign.
Please take a few moments to learn more about RAWA, KIVA […]
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