May 27, 2008
- Caffeine and Breastfeeding
Doctors recommend that women stop drinking caffeine when they become pregnant because it can adversely affect the developing child. Caffeine is a diuretic which may cause the mother to not produce enough amniotic fluid. But is drinking caffeine and breastfeeding also a no-no? Here are some points to consider. (…)
May 26, 2008
- On-Demand vs Scheduled Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is one of the easiest and most convenient ways to feed your new baby. There is not delay while the food is prepared. There are no worries that while you are out you won't have enough food. Breastfeeding offers a reliable way to have all the food you need for your new baby, no matter where you might be or when it might be. (…)
- Daddy's Spicy Delight Bars
Ingredients:
½ pkg. spice cake mix
1 egg
½ C. cooking oil
1 C. quick cooking oatmeal
½ C. raisins
½ C. chopped nuts
½ C. plain yogurt
Directions:
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl. (…) - Dad Did It! Bean Bake Recipe
Ingredients:
6 bacon slices
1 medium onion chopped
½ C. ketchup
3 Tbsp. dark brown sugar
1 Tbsp. cider vinegar
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. (…) - Pregnancy Concerns after Thirty-five
With the desire to become established in a career, many women have put off having children. In fact, some women have waited until well after thirty-five to have children. They wonder about pregnancy concerns after thirty-five and whether or not waiting is good for them or any future children they may have. (…)
May 24, 2008
- Can You Drink Too Much Water While Breastfeeding?
When you choose to breastfeed, it is vitally important to replenish liquids in your body. This need may precipitate a woman to wonder, “Can you drink too much water while breastfeeding?” The question may seem almost silly, but the question remains and deserves an answer. (…)
- Teenagers and Birth Control
Being a parent of any teenager can be a tough job. Being a parent of a teenage girl in today’s society can be completely nerve-racking. Even when you teach your children strong values and morals, you still can’t be 100% sure of what they do when they walk out your door. It can be hard to decide if you should allow your teenage daughter to begin using birth control, even if you know that there is a medical reason for that birth control. So, how do you decide what to do? Here are some tips:
1. Be honest with your daughter. Talk to her about the benefits that some hormonal methods of birth control might offer her during her menstrual cycle. Also talk to her about any side effects that might occur from that birth control. Take some time to research the information on the internet together. Make an appointment to visit with the doctor so he or she can answer any additional questions (or correct misconceptions) you might have. (…) - Talking to Teens about Abstinence
Talking to a teenager about anything can be a Herculean task under the best of circumstances. Talking to YOUR teen about SEX in any shape, form or fashion can be an impossible chasm to cross. However, instead of fretting over the reaction your teen will have, make some time to take the plunge and discuss sex and abstinence with him (or her). Remember that you won’t lose anything by trying. (…)
May 23, 2008
- Teenagers Becoming Car Owners
Owning a car is a serious responsibility. Not only are you responsible for the vehicle, but you are responsible for the lives of everyone in the vehicle and everyone that comes around the vehicle when it is moving. A license is not the best sign to determine if your teenager is ready for his own car. Here are some points to consider. (…)
May 22, 2008
- The Choking Game is Deadly Serious
Teenagers have not always been known for their wise decisions. More often than not, teenagers make rash decisions that have very little conscious thought involved and are more likely spurred on by the crowd. In the past, these "adventures" involved car races or some form of dare that might cause harm (or embarrassment). Today the adventures have turned more deadly. The trend is to play a game - only this game is one of life or death. (…)
May 21, 2008
- Stop Sciatica Now Review
Stop Sciatica Now is an ebook book that covers exercises and advice on how to completely stop the pain of Sciatica. (…)
- How to Talk So Teens Will Listen & Listen So Teens Will Talk Review
This book, written by two experts in adult and child communications, shows you that it is possible to have a loving relationship with your teenager. It gives insight into listening to your child but most importantly, HOW to talk to your teenager so they will talk and listen to you as well. (…)
May 20, 2008
- Pregnancy Nutrition Review
Everything you need or want to know about eating right and getting the correct nutrition for you and your baby is in this book. Basically it is a guide to great nutrition for anyone who is about to become pregnant, is pregnant or who has recently had a baby. (…)
- The Effect of Stress on Breastfeeding
Being a new mom can be stressful. Quite often you’re not sure of your ability to take care of a newborn, especially if you’re a first time mom. If you plan to breastfeed you may wonder what the effect of stress on breastfeeding is. Is there cause for concern? (…)
May 17, 2008
- Tips for Alleviating Sciatica Pain during Pregnancy
An expectant mother will experience many changes to her body during the length of her pregnancy. Many changes are to be expected; some, however, are not. One of those changes many women experience during pregnancy is a pinched sciatic nerve which can cause pain and discomfort. Here are some tips for alleviating sciatica pain during pregnancy. (…)
May 14, 2008
- Dieting & Pregnancy: Is it Safe?
When a woman is pregnant, she may be unhappy about the amount of weight she’s gaining. She may consider doing something about it but wonders: dieting and pregnancy - is it safe? Upon first thought, it might seem it couldn’t do any harm, but the facts may tell differently. (…)
May 13, 2008
- Tips for Expectant Mothers with Anemia
When a woman gets pregnant, she obviously would like to have the textbook-perfect pregnancy. It’s common for women to go through routine tests throughout their pregnancies. One test they’ll have at their first prenatal visit is a blood test to check for anemia, and this will be repeated between 24-28 weeks. If you’ve been diagnosed, here are some tips for expectant mothers with anemia. (…)
- The Pregnancy Bible: Your Complete Guide to Pregnancy and Early Parenthood - Review
An all inclusive guide about pregnancy and parenthood for both parents. This book includes thorough medical information from two doctors who are consulting for the purposes of this book. (…)
May 11, 2008
- My Out of Control Teen Review
Description of the site and product:
This is an online parent support group that is based around an in person program on how to deal with a teenager who is out of control and needs guidance to get back on the right track. (…) - The Fit & Healthy Pregnancy Guide Review
Description: A pregnancy guide that gives you an exercise program and nutritional information you can use from the day you find out your pregnant until the day you give birth to your new baby. (…)
