Month: August 2018

Postpartum gas is when a woman experiences increased flatulence after having a baby. Postpartum gas is common and usually goes away on its own but can also be a sign of a pelvic injury or underlying health condition. In this article, we explore the causes of postpartum gas and bloating. We also cover when to
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Spanish Immersion programs have risen in commonality in the U.S. According to The Center for Applied Linguistics, there are over 1,000 language immersion schools in the U.S.- with Spanish being the most common. By integrating language immersion at young age, children not only pick up on Spanish better but also gain a lifelong appreciation for learning
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A pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy rash is a common skin condition. Natural remedies, including oatmeal, chamomile, and peppermint, can help. This type of rash usually starts in stretch marks on the abdomen and spreads to the legs and chest. It causes itchy, red, hive-like bumps to form in the creases of stretch
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Image: iStock What is it that can perk up your little one’s time, make long drives less tedious and little chores more enjoyable? Podcasts are entertaining, kid-friendly and educational, all without a screen. It is the rage of the time! If you are searching for a new means of entertainment during road trips with kids
A breastfeeding mom who was asked to “cover up” at a restaurant did so with a comedic flourish that has the internet in hysterics. Last week, Facebook user Carol Lockwood shared a photo of Melanie Dudley nursing her 4-month-old baby in a hotel bistro with a blanket completely covering her head. “A friend’s daughter-in-law was told to