Archive for the ‘Being Parents’ Category
Monday, December 12th, 2011
Is it about time for your little one’s birthday? Let’s face it, when it comes to a child’s birthday party, it’s never too early to start planning. Planning a party should be fun but you might be concerned about the amount of sugar and fat that is involved in a child’s enjoyment of a party. When you add up the cake, ice cream and candy, it’s really no wonder why kids are running higher and higher risk for obesity. But there are a few simple tips you can take to keep your child’s party from causing too many sugar comas.
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Posted in Being Parents, Food, Your Baby | 138 Comments »
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
I love my husband and sometimes I like to tell him something pleasant. Where to find kind words for your love pair? Of course the best words of love are in your heart. But specially for your I gathered my favorite quotes for love husband.
For example Angelina Jolie sais: “Sometimes I think my husband is so amazing that I don’t know why he’s with me. I don’t know whether I’m good enough. But if I make him happy, then I’m everything I want to be.”
And fun one for moms from Rita Rudner: “My husband and I are either going to buy a dog or have a child. We can’t decide whether to ruin our carpet or ruin our lives.”
Smart one from Chanakya: “A good wife is one who serves her husband in the morning like a mother does, loves him in the day like a sister does and pleases him like a prostitute in the night.” (more…)
Tags: husband, love, wife
Posted in Being Parents, Our Life | 616 Comments »
Thursday, November 11th, 2010
There is an interesting problem that is rarely discussed because of her intimates. “My husband ignores me”. You can tell this only to your close friend and very often you cannot tell this at all. And the most of women eat their heart out. Let us discuss this!
First of all I have to say that your husband can not even guess that you think he ignores you. Men are usually very busy at work. They try to resolve a lot of problems and just do not think about what are we thinking now. They often forget to say us pleasant word and to give some small surprises not because they do not love us anymore but because they are too busy. But please think why they are busy? Our husbands do all in their power to provide us better life.
So do they do all those things for us?
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Posted in Being Parents, My Exprerience, Our Life | 454 Comments »
Friday, November 5th, 2010

Preparing for Pregnancy
You have decided to have a baby. My warmest congratulations! Absolutely new period is started from now and it depends only from you if it is happy or not.
Every woman is thinking about a baby time from time and only a few of them are planning a pregnancy. In most cases pregnancy is a big surprise for a pair.
It is really great that you decided to prepare for this important step. So let us start.
Before conceiving a baby you need to do the next:
- Stop smoking if you do.
Both you and your partner should stop smoking at least several months before the conception. Smoking is very harmful for your health and it is even more harmful for a baby.
Smoking makes it harder to conceive because nicotine reduces parents’ fertility. For mother it affects the production of hormones that are necessary for pregnancy. For men it is also extremely important because smoking reduce the amount of sperm, its mobility and even its shape. (more…)
Tags: Before Pregnancy, Pregnancy
Posted in Before Pregnancy, Being Parents, Pregnancy | 441 Comments »
Monday, October 11th, 2010
Not a few fellows arrive at a decision to make a baby ones. That is quite big moment for them. Some fellows are about to create a life. And it can be a big surprise for pairs that a baby does not come as soon as they stop avoid pregnancy.
Why this could happen with them?
The main point is that female may conceive a baby only for about tree days a month. Just in this period the egg is ready for fructification. There are some few days around the ovulation. Ovulation is a especial moment in feminine ’s menstruation when the egg leaves ovarium and is running to the uterus. Just at this time conception is attainable. Because of this it is extra great to know when exactly the ovulation occurs. (more…)
Tags: conception, ovulation, ovulation calendar, Pregnancy, trying to conceive
Posted in Before Pregnancy, Being Parents, Pregnancy | 411 Comments »
Friday, September 3rd, 2010
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One day every woman became a mother and that day changes her life completely. Mother’s main goal is happy and healthy baby and, unfortunately, majority of young mothers forgot about good education and well paid job become at least for several months or even years.
The situation is very important for single mothers.
Most of them cannot find a well paid job without high school education and they have not money for the education. If you are one of them then there are really nice news for you! There are fantastic scholarships and grants for single mothers available!
Just imagine – you can finish good school and find your perfect job to ensure deserving living for you and your family.
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Tags: grant, scholarships
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Sunday, August 15th, 2010

Summer is a time for rest and the best rest is a journey to the seaside. All of us love sunbathing but should we do this during the pregnancy?
Scientist said that it might be very danger to spend a lot of time sunbathing. First of all it is bed for your skin. it is highly important when you are pregnant, because your skin became very sensitive. So if you still want to sunbath you have to be careful. It is better to avoid sun between 11am and 4 pm. During these hours sun is most active.
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Tags: Pregnancy, sunbathing
Posted in Being Parents, Pregnancy, Your Baby | 534 Comments »
Thursday, May 27th, 2010
You become a mother! Congratulations!
Sooner or later you will definitely have a question how long should a baby sleep?
Some mothers complain that the baby sleeps too little while others are very surprised that newborn can sleep whole night.
So, how long should your baby sleep?
Below you can find general summary numbers presented by pediatrics
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Tags: baby, baby sleep, Your Baby
Posted in Being Parents, Your Baby | 398 Comments »
Sunday, March 14th, 2010
Nowdays there are a lot of women who went from full-time work into full-time motherhood. This is a great change in woman’s life. Motherhood is joyous and it’s also hard work.
Many mothers have set some expectations of what motherhood will be like. Sometimes the expectations are so strong that they can even prevent women adjusting to having a baby and to enjoying the experience. I believe it will be interesting for you to read some of the myths about motherhood.
Myth 1: Motherhood equals non-stop joyfulness
Yes, it’s joyful. But I don’t think Non-stop. Many women think that motherhood will be like. The media and clever advertising tells us that motherhood is sunny days, walks in the park and rosy cheeked babies who smile and gurgle on demand.
Expectations that motherhood should be “easy” can be difficult if things don’t go as expected. Many women at this point feel overwhelmed and in some cases incompetent.
It’s important to have realistic expectations of yourself and your baby. One way to do this is to have an honest discussion with a couple of other mums you trust, who have kids the same age as yours. Find out what they are really experiencing, what are their highs and their lows and how are they coping. This type of discussion might help you feel your experiences are not uncommon.
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Tags: Being Parents, mother, motherhood
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Sunday, February 14th, 2010

The most comfortable way both for mother and baby to stop breastfeeng is to do this slowly and gradually, dropping a breast feeding or two each week until eventually you have replaced all feedings with the bottle. When you skip a feeding, your baby will be surprised by the appearance of the bottle, and your body will also be surprised by the sudden lack of demand. Your breasts may be heavy and sore, filled with milk. If the engorgement bothers you, you can pump them and store the breast milk for a bottle feeding. Don’t pump them completely dry, though, or you’ll be signalling your body for a refill. Only express enough milk to relieve the pressure, and you’ll be telling your body that you don’t need as much milk to be produced. Over time, lactation will stop naturally.
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Tags: breastfeeding, Your Baby
Posted in Being Parents, Breast-feeding, Pregnancy, Your Baby | 335 Comments »