Author Archives: hashimrashidy

Feeding & Diapering, Miles & Smiles, Uncategorized

Baby Food Allergies, Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies

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Baby Food Allergies, Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies
21
Apr

Introducing the baby to solid food is an interesting milestone for parents. However, it comes with too much hesitation and concern mostly if you think about food allergies. No mother expects their baby to have upset stomach, rushes or difficulty in breathing straight after consuming food. It’s one thing introducing your baby to solid food but a totally different thing getting it right. It’s with zeal that mothers hope to learn what to do in case of such phenomenon.

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Learning & Development, Motherly, Parenting

Parenting tips I learned from my mother

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Parenting tips I learnt from my mother
20
Apr

Parenting is no walk in the park, it’s actually easier talking about parenting than implementing it. We tend to think we have all the skills to make this great, well that’s until we get there and realize it takes basically more than thoughts to actually do it right. The first step towards being a great parent should actually be self-love, you can never give what you do not have and you have to learn to manage your own emotion before you teach a child how to deal with theirs. It is for this reason that most of us look up to our mothers, borrowing a leaf from them means learning from the best with the hope of doing it right.

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Motherly, Pregnancy

Some of The Weirdest Pregnancy Signs

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Some of The Weirdest Pregnancy Signs
26
Feb

Could you be pregnant? The evidence is in the traditional pregnancy test. However, even before you miss a period, you may presume or believe that you are pregnant. This is due to some bizarre signs of pregnancy symptoms that were reported by other expectant moms. And even before you take the pregnancy test, your body […]

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Motherly, Pregnancy, Third trimester

Preparing for the end of the pregnancy journey

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26
Feb

Pregnancy is a lengthy period, especially when you are on your toes to meet your baby. It is a blissful process that helps you bond with your child as you both grow close to each other. 40 weeks is a long time which is divided into 3 parts known as the trimesters. The 3rd trimester […]

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Education & Play, Learning & Development, Parenting, Toddlers

Learning through Play for kids

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26
Feb

Play is a lot more influential for kids, compared to what most parents get to know. It is a basis for learning & very essential that it’s acknowledged as kid’s social right. A Playful act seems to have a proactive influence on humans’ brains and learning potentials. As a result, you can’t ignore the necessity […]

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Education & Play, Learning & Development, Lifestyle, Toddlers

Importance of Incorporating Toys in Child Development

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26
Feb

Toys are often underestimated in the cognitive growth of a child. Some parents think that it makes their child “dumber,” but it trains them into optimistic little creatures. They need toys as a slower means to incorporate them into real-world operations. They are new to this earth and need time and process to get them […]

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Motherly, Pregnancy

11 Early pregnancy symptoms to look out for:

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26
Feb

Want to find out if you are pregnant? Medical tests like ultrasounds and pregnancy test kits are the only way to determine if you are genuinely pregnant or not. However, there are certain symptoms and signs to look out for that may indicate pregnancy. Some of these signs often show up after a few short […]

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Home to School Transition, Parenting

Easing first-day jitters: My son is finally joining school!

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26
Feb

Creche is the first schooldays program & marks a beginning to kid’s new phase of life. Babies first-time jitters in school happens. The first day can be frightening for some kids, & the tension overwhelms parents so much. Notwithstanding, school time comes with so many good times & thrills along the line. Don’t let it come […]

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Pre-Schooling & Growing Up

The Effects of Educational Toys as Educative Material

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26
Feb

Research has shown that learning through play is an important part of a child’s development. Not only is play a great way for your child to release some extra energy which is a great benefit for families, but through play a child is able to find out who they are, even during infancy. Even in […]

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First Solids & New Textures (Recipes)

Early Eating Habits for Infants When Introduced To Solid Foods

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26
Feb

A child is usually considered an infant if they are less than twelve months old. You may be wondering when is the right time to start feeding your infant solid foods. Maybe also wondering how you can develop healthy eating habits for your infant. Wonder no more! We will discuss what signs to look out […]

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