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Going for the B(r)e(a)st
EVERY MOTHER WHO wants to breastfeed their newborns ought to know that they don’t really have that much breastmilk yet during the first two or three days. This knowledge can prevent them from wringing their hands in early frustration and insecurity as well as help avert early switching to formulas. Mothers of newborns have maybe just two or three teaspoons of yellow colostrum which already meet the requirements of their baby, who’s still full from her feedings while inside the womb.
The Dream starts here
EVERY JOURNEY BEGINS with a single step, and every step is taken with a dream in mind. For the Kumon Completers’ Club, the first step was taken last March 3 at the College of St. Benilde Hotel and International Conference Center.
Paving the way to early learning
ONE OF THE major lessons new parents learn after the arrival of their child is that parenting is instinctive. While it’s true that reading a wide variety of parenting books, magazines, and other resources can help prepare parents-to-be in their new roles, parenting can never and will never be learned by just relying on what is written on the pages of a book or a magazine.
My Little Teacher
Beautiful Beginnings
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