Leave the vernix on.Some babies are born covered in a whitish waxy coating calledvernix, a substance that helps prevent your newborn's skin peeling due to drying out. Rather than wiping or washing this off immediately after birth, experts recommend leaving it on for a while longer to help ...
While it is true that low-fat milk has fewer calories than regular (whole) milk, the difference is insignificant. Besides, cutting out milk fat is not exactly good news. There are several fat-soluble vitamins (including vitamin A and D) in milk thatyour body can absorb more effectivelyusing...
Green poop in breastfed babies (particularly “EBF” or exclusively breastfed babies) can be a sign that the baby is getting too much low-calorie, low-fat foremilk (the milk that comes first in a feeding) and not enough hindmilk, which is higher in fat. It could also mean that the ...
Of course, you should always take a pregnancy test to confirm. If you are pregnant, light pink or brown spotting are both normal. While bright red or heavy bleeding are not normal, it doesn’t necessarily mean you had a miscarriage—your best bet is to always consult your doctor right aw...
The problem is, the Denmark vitamin Lie has not been retracted, so many people will believe it and refer to it in the future, which is exactly what was really wanted in the first place … the fall back position - Plan 2 … if the Lie turned out to be exposed. You can fool some ...
You can actually use just coconut oil and ZnO if that’s all you can get, the beeswax makes it more waterproof, EOs are preserving and smell fab, and the vitamin D3 in olive oil helps screen and nourish skin. Worked for my fair skinned Celtic family (we’re practically vampires!) in...