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Some motherhood mistakes don’t show up until much later… When I had my first baby, of course, I had a baby book. I took loads of pictures and filled it up properly. There was hardly any empty page. First lock … Continue reading →

Happy New Month!!! And just like that, we have entered month 5 of the year that was spanking new, just a few ‘days’ ago! Something light and funny to enter the month with. Have you heard any of these?You must … Continue reading →

You don’t have to be addicted to alcohol for it to be a problem. Alcoholism is a chronic condition where a person becomes preoccupied with alcohol and continues to drink despite the harm it causes. But long before that stage, … Continue reading →

Should you stop folic acid because of fibroids in pregnancy? Folic acid does NOT make fibroids grow. Fibroids do not feed on folic acid. They feed on hormones and that is the reason why they may become bigger in pregnancy … Continue reading →

Yes. You can breastfeed while pregnant. This is a common concern for many mothers, especially when the older baby is still quite young. In most cases, it is safe to continue breastfeeding during pregnancy. Some mothers even go on to … Continue reading →

Many people swear by Agbo, but is it really as safe as we think? Agbo is widely used across different groups of people, with some claiming they haven’t visited a hospital in years because of it. It is often believed … Continue reading →

I love to read… and I always have. These days, I don’t get to read as much as I used to, but one place I truly enjoy it is when I travel. There’s something about being on a flight or … Continue reading →

Tampons are safe, but only if used correctly. I understand why many women prefer them. They’re discreet and easy to use. But like many things, the key is using them properly. One of the major concerns with tampon use is … Continue reading →

Vaccines protect your child and their future. As we mark World Immunization Week (April 24 – 30), it’s a good time to pause and ask a simple question: is your child’s immunization up to date? Routine vaccines begin at birth … Continue reading →

Snoring is common but sometimes, it’s more than just noise. When we sleep, the muscles in our throat relax. If the airway becomes partially blocked, the airflow causes the surrounding tissues to vibrate, producing the sound we know as snoring. … Continue reading →