stadora:

Pls wr n hw did u buy ur b.pump. n how much?

Rhukie:
Good afternoon mothers, My friend wants to buy baby carrier but she is confused about which to buy i.e front carrier or back carrier?

Onegai:


Front carrier with good thigh support and baby should be facing towards the chest. A back carrier= might as well tie wrapper (cheaper).

Boba (wrap carrier)
Infantino (strap carrier)
Infantino mei tai (wrap carrier that is a sash, some people find it hard to use)
Baby Bjorn (strap carrier that was the most popular but people are concerned because it doesn't have thigh support and baby's legs are dangling. Doctors say it's fine sha. I have one and they tend to run big so smaller babies need time to grow in them).
Ergobaby (strap carrier, the best on the market right now and the priciest sturdy and distributes weight so momma doesn't feel the pain at her shoulders the more baby grows).

hotmum:

the bottles are quite small.pls how long do dey last for u. Make i no weda i go start to dey squeeze my pocket.
And wil it make my baby look like ajebo? Lol

Onegai:


Ohhhh I typed one very beautiful response before o! Okay...

Natural hair is not stubborn, it is curly, dry and very fragile. So all that aggressive combing is why women weren't growing their hair long. Here's what I do.

Use a wide-toothed comb like the one below. Anything smaller is entering very curly hair and snagging in it, causing you to pull harder, causing her to scream in pain. So A WIDE-TOOTHED COMB IS A MUST.

Comb hair ONLY when wet. African hair is the driest and needs moisture (water) constantly. And curly hair detangles better when wet so it is easier to comb. So wet hair.

Once you wet the hair or it's damp, apply either a light absorbing oil like Olive or Coconut oil or a thick butter like Shea (ori) or Cocoa butter to the hair and massage it lightly.

Hair must be damp or wet (wet is better). Then comb gently.

No need to shampoo daily (unless your baby is a professional footballer at her tender age, her scalp is not getting dirty that often) and shampoo is drying to Natural African hair. So maybe once or twice a week (unless you're treating something skin related on her scalp with a medicated shampoo).

Also abeg don't do all those painful tight styles like puff or braids right now. I hate seeing babies with tight hairstyles holding their heads in pain and having traction alopecia (the hairlineof the head is chopping).

Check out this blog: www. naturalnigerian.com she and her daughter have natural hair. Or just ask me (I will do my best to answer)

stadora:

Pls wr n hw did u buy ur b.pump. n how much?

stadora:

I bot d silver type 2 bt was surprised 2 notice dat d water doesn't stay up2 24hrs. Pls wot do u min by fully immerse in water, Mayb I shud try it, cos I ve already abandoned d flask n I regret buyin it.

RedCapChief:



My 2 cents. Pregnant women with diastasis recti are not treated until after delivery and not every woman has complete resolution. Any major intervention done now may fail because the growing uterus will always exert pressure on your lax abdomen. Postpartum you may need to see a physiotherapist for abdominal reconditioning. Don't just do any form of exercise you see on the internet because they can increase the tension on your abdomen and worsen the condition.
Surgery is also an option, but it is also done post-partum.

MiracleMum:


continous vomiting, loss of appetite, weight loss and running of temperature. sorry am just seeing this.

Peach45:
Good day mama in d house,had issue bothering me.got pregnant last year n had d baby thru CS n my baby is 7month plus . Want to know wen it's safe to conceive n give birth normal cos I don't want to go thru pain again.

esteria:
It sure will last depends on how much quantity u apply on ur lo. I bought mine at 2months ago nd I've not used up half of its content. U will definitely luv ur baby's complexion wen u start using it.
I read on here abt its wonders until I experienced it *wink*

esteria:
It sure will last depends on how much quantity u apply on ur lo. I bought mine at 2months ago nd I've not used up half of its content. U will definitely luv ur baby's complexion wen u start using it.
I read on here abt its wonders until I experienced it *wink*

RedCapChief:


Ultrasound scans are highly dependent on the skill of the operator. One sonologist can see a boy whereas another will see a girl. That is why I advise women to wait for mid-late third trimester if they want to have a definite answer.



My 2 cents. Pregnant women with diastasis recti are not treated until after delivery and not every woman has complete resolution. Any major intervention done now may fail because the growing uterus will always exert pressure on your lax abdomen. Postpartum you may need to see a physiotherapist for abdominal reconditioning. Don't just do any form of exercise you see on the internet because they can increase the tension on your abdomen and worsen the condition.
Surgery is also an option, but it is also done post-partum.

mitche15:
please what cream is this?

betty1983:
hi esteria, pls i just sent u a pm, pls check ur box. thanx

esteria:
Its sebamed baby body milk nd sebamed baby body wash

stadora:

happymama:
Mamas in d house,abeg,dis is ma 1st post here,pls,wat could b d cause of frequent yawnin in babies,my baby is just 9days old

DFJ12:
All thanks to Favouredgal that introduced me here.good day mamas.pls my 10 weeks has rashes on her face.guess its heat rashes, av bought baby tribotan but its peeling her body so I guess its too harsh.I also bought AGNESIA powder but any suggestions will be appreciated pls.tank u.

esteria:
Its sebamed baby body milk nd sebamed baby body wash

tchiwinnie:
Mama, ur baby s fyn o.