This post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclaimer for details. A few months ago, I came across a dilemma. My daughter was 6 months old at that time and every time we stepped out of the house, I would try to have her wear a pair of shoes. However, most days I don't have her wear any and I used to wonder if it reflected badly on me as a Mama - perhaps my baby's feet was uncomfortable or other parents might wonder why I didn't put any shoes on her. It wasn't until I started questioning myself if babies even needed shoes at all that I started looking for answers. Surprisingly, … [Read more...]
The Pregnant Mom’s Eating Guide for Sushi
This post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclaimer for details. Sushi has always been one of my favorite foods to eat. The yummy California roll, wrapped with cucumbers, avocado, and crab imitation? Or the amazing Volcano roll that is deep-fried and filled with cream cheese, avocado, and crab? What about the spicy tuna roll, beautifully wrapped around the seaweed with a hint of spicy mayo? Yum. Can I just say that everything I just mentioned spells, D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S?! But wait. Now that I'm pregnant, is it still safe to eat sushi? Here's one of the most common questions … [Read more...]
Just Another Hospital Bag Checklist
This post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclaimer for details. If you're pregnant and preparing for labor, you might realize soon enough that there are tons of free checklists for expecting Moms out there - especially for the hospital bag. There are many "Ultimate" checklists buzzing around the internet and several other "Best" checklists swimming among the cracks of search engines (such as Google). The thing is, there IS NO perfect checklist for you out there because the checklist you want should be the one that caters to YOUR NEEDS. But what if you don't know what you … [Read more...]
How to Prepare Your Baby for the Flu Season
This post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclaimer for details. The most hectic season is around the corner and parents hate it: the flu season. This is the season of runny nose, mucus, fevers, and coughs. For parents (or adults), viral infections are easier to manage as we know the kind of medications and methods to take for ourselves if we get sick. For babies? Not so easy. It's NOT easy to manage but it's definitely easier for them to get it. Babies - especially if they're less than 6 months old - are at a high risk to infections because their immune systems are underdeveloped. … [Read more...]
Diaper Changing Tips that Will Turn You Into a Pro!
This post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclaimer for details. If you're a first-time Mom or have never had to change diapers in your life before but will soon, this is for you. Changing diapers is an easy thing to do but with a few additional tips to remember, you'll be able master the art of changing diapers like a pro! Please remember that these tips are in no specific order. Tip #1: Have all your diapers and wipes within arm's reach. The last thing you want is to open a wet diaper only to find out that baby also pooped but wait, the wipes are in another room! Yikes. … [Read more...]