By Leah Hennen
www.ClubMom.com
When I was expecting my first child, threats to my baby’s health seemed to lurk everywhere. I knew, of course, that alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs of any kind were off-limits. But what about those lattes I’d chugged before I knew I was pregnant? Did I need to get rid of my beloved [...]
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Heartburn can pop its ugly head up at anytime during pregnancy. It is more common later in pregnancy, but many women feel it in the first trimester as well. What causes it? What can be done to help relieve it?.
When a woman gets pregnant, her placenta starts producing more of the hormone progesterone than what [...]
Tags: , alcohol, caffeine, chocolate, citrus, fatty, first trimester, food, fried, Health, heartburn, hormones, organs, placenta, Pregnancy, small meals, smoking, soda, third trimester
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by Criss WhiteMany factors affect the development of a fetus into a healthy child, some which are beyond your control and others that are within your control. Here are ten of the most common pregnancy risk factors that can be controlled or influenced:
Smoking - Smoking is not only bad for you, but bad for your [...]
Tags: alcohol, caffeine, drugs, exercise, factors, Health, nutrition, Pregnancy, prenatal, risk, smoking, STD's
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by Patti Teel
Food has a huge impact on a child’s well-being. It can energize, increase hyperactivity or induce fatigue. Just as a lack of sleep can jumble a child’s thinking or cause learning problems, so can an inadequate diet. Each child is a unique individual, and it’s unreasonable to think that “one size fits all” [...]
Tags: , caffeine, carbohydrates, child, diet, eat, food, Health, nutrition, organic, Parenting, sleep, snack, sugar, temperament, water
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By Patti Teel
More children than ever before are being diagnosed with special needs “neurobiological disorders” such as ADHD, clinical depression, sensory integration dysfunction, autism and Asperger’s syndrome. Children with these disorders are very likely to have sleep difficulties. In addition, the problems that characterize the disorders will be greatly exacerbated by a lack of sleep.
I [...]
Tags: caffeine, child, consistent, dinner, habits, healthy, overstimulation, Parenting, quiet, relaxation, sleep, snack, soda, sugar, teach, warn
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by: Patty Hone
When I had my first son I hadn’t planned to go back to work. I suddenly had to return to the workforce when he was three months old. I was completely unprepared and my son went from an exclusively breastfeeding baby to a mostly formula baby within a short period of time. I [...]
Tags: breaks, Breastfeeding, caffeine, eat, pumping, relax, time, work, working
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