Food Chemistry Basics: Proteins, Fats, and Carbs (part 1) – Macronutrient Ratios – The Ole 30-50-20 Maneuver

1. Empower Yourself The nutrition world is certainly a moving target, in terms of the debates that rage on about which of the macronutrients are healthier as foci for your diet. In my humble opinion, neither the status quo public health recommendations nor the latest inflammatory food blogs are reliable enough to slavishly follow. There’s … Read more

Nutrition Care For Your Three-Year-Old Child

At the age of 3, children may insist on eating the food you make them to eat, but will choose one of the foods you offer them as they want to be independent. After the stage of weaning, children start eating more foods, complete their abilities in motion and better their abilities in using languages. … Read more

Tips To Have Natural Source Of Breast Milk

Every mother has their own type of body. While some pregnant women have severe morning sickness for weeks, some feel tired every day during the pregnancy. These different types extend to breastfeeding. Some new moms have rich sources of breast milk, some just have enough milk to feed their babies; others struggle for the need … Read more

Delicious Dishes Giving Fetus Great Benefits (Part 1) – Cabbage

Omega-3 rich food not only makes the fetus smarter but also prevents early labor and reduces pre-eclampsia… for mother. Omega-3 is better known in 2 types of fatty acid: EPA and DHA. EPA supports the development of the immune, cardiovascular system, while DHA is good for the brain, eyes, and the central nervous system. Besides, … Read more

Foods That Increase Baby’s Immunity Through Breastfeeding

You know that you should be careful with using alcohol and caffeine during the time breastfeeding for the sake of both you and your child. Foods that you eat are also important because the nutrients you absorb will make the milk you breastfeed your children. Breastfeeding can help children increase their immunity, but consuming healthy … Read more

Surprising Facts About Baby’s First Steps (part 2)

Don’t be worried if children prefer to crawl When children manage to crawl, it may take them a while before starting to walk. When children manage to crawl, it may take them a while beforestarting to walk. If your children see a thing that attract them and crawl to it immediately, maybe they just want … Read more

Surprising Facts About Baby’s First Steps (part 1)

The first year is full of first impressions; however, the most important one seems to be the fact that babies learn to walk. The first step is a big mark Even when you aren’t obsessed with the fact that your children can walk, there must be times you question yourself about whether your babies are … Read more

Organic Juices for a Healthy Pregnancy : Cantaloupe Straight Up, Watermelon Lime Cherry, Nightcap Smoothie

Cantaloupe Straight Up One cup of cantaloupe contains almost your daily requirement for antioxidants. Since antioxidants are the bodyguards of your system, this juice will protect your body from any free radicals wanting to cause damage. Cantaloupe is also a good source of potassium, vitamin B6, dietary fiber, and niacin (vitamin B3). Potassium will support … Read more

Suitable Positions To Breastfeed Babies

Whether you’re breastfeeding, bottle feeding or both, in the first few weeks of babies, you may face trouble in feeding them. While every child is different and respond to the feeding in their specific ways, there’re some ways that can be applied on babies to know whether they’re in trouble or not. However, if you … Read more

Tips For Baby Bites While Nursing

Breastfeeding is not only a way to provide proper nutrition for babies but also a way to connect mothers and babies. However, what will happen if the babies are teething? You can be startled at least one time by their teeth. Continue reading to know some simple tips to cut down on future bites. Breastfeeding … Read more

Tips For Helping A Poor Latch On

Breast milk is the first and the best gift you give your baby. Proper latching – the act of your baby suckling the nipple and areola for feeding – is very important. Improper latching prevents your baby from nursing and makes your nipples hurt and cracked. Instructions 1.    Take off and change your baby’s diaper. … Read more