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PARENTING
Sippy Cups for Infant: Dos and Don’ts Every New Mom Should...
Your little one needs to learn some habits as he grows up, one of those is drinking from a glass. So, in order to...
PREGNANCY
Consuming Onions During Pregnancy: Is It Safe?
Having unusual food cravings during pregnancy for a woman is normal. Some women crave for ice creams or pickles while others for raw vegetables....
Prurigo of Pregnancy: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Pregnancy brings immense changes to the female body. Changes that can be seen physically as well as mentally experienced by the woman herself. Physical...
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BABY & TODDLER
11 Best Toddler’s Beds for Your Little One
As a parent, it is completely your choice as to when you want to get a toddler bed for your little one. While some...
ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
AUTISM
11 Natural Ways to Develop Gut Health in Your Children
You can develop your children’s gut health with a few tips. You may wonder why is it important to improve gut health? Good gut...
HEALTH BENEFITS
Apricot in Baby food
In continuation with our previous article on Health Benefits of Apricot for babies, an infographic has been made depicting the benefits of apricot.
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Health Benefits of Arugula for Children
The antioxidant properties and rich nutrient content of Arugula provides amazing health benefits for adults and kids equally. It strengthens the brain, improves eyesight...
7 Amazing Health Benefits of Farmed Sea Cucumbers
To lead a healthy life it is important to have healthy food along with a healthy lifestyle. The lifestyle can be made healthy by...
9 Health Benefits Of Zucchini
Have you heard of zucchini? If not, then you are missing out on a wonder vegetable which is a full package of nutrients. Even...
11 Surprising Health Benefits of Quince
Consuming Quince can treat all kinds of ulcers and almost all stomach ailments. It lowers blood pressure, good for stress and cholesterol Levels, rich...
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11 Ways to Make Your Child Talk About School
Children are the best communicators, because they talk with their whole body, not just their voices. They smile, giggle, fold their arms or make...
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