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Baby on Board! Prenatal & Pregnancy

CleanEase Steam Sanitization Bags

Plastic surgeries, lasers, chemical peels – there are millions of procedures people undergo to hide the signs of aging. As a rule, they are pretty costly and, unfortunately, only lessen the appearance of the problem rather than solving it. But don’t worry! Nature has its way of aiding us, and our own body is our ally – as long as we know how to address them, wrinkle reduction can be a surgery-free process.

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A woman in a striped shirt breastfeeds a baby in a red outfit whilst sitting outdoors among pink flowers and greenery.

Baby on Board! Prenatal & Pregnancy

Breastfeeding Norms Around The World

Breastfeeding Norms Around The World The World Health Organization (WHO) breastfeeding statistics show that only 41% of babies under six months experience exclusive breastfeeding (EBF). With various cultural beliefs, it […]

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A woman sits on a sofa holding a baby in her lap, gently cradling the baby's head. The baby looks directly at the camera.

Breastfeeding & Breast Pumps

How Pumping Can Help Increase Your Milk Supply

Milk production isn’t the same for everyone, and building up your milk supply can take time. There are numerous ways to help increase your milk supply, and one of the most effective ways is through breast pumping by following a few tips and tricks.

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A woman is breastfeeding an infant while lying on her side on a bed. The baby is suckling and resting an arm on the woman.

Breastfeeding & Breast Pumps

Breastfeeding Myth-Busting

Bringing a tiny human into this world, protecting them and feeding them is scary enough without being overwhelmed with the myriad of breastfeeding myths that manage to resurface over and over.

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A woman with red hair breastfeeds a baby wearing a white babygrow while holding the infant close to her chest.

Breastfeeding & Breast Pumps

How a Feeding Schedule Develops

The Public Health Agency of Canada recently released guidelines to help breastfeeding mothers. One of their recommendations is instead of timing feeds by the clock, look for signs from your baby. Many people think crying is a sign, it is, but crying happens after they have given the other signs and are now upset. Often, you’ll need to calm the baby down before it is ready to feed.

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