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Breastfeeding in Public

  Many new parents feel a little shy about Moms baring a breast in public to feed their hungry babies. If this is you or your partner, relax — you're not alone. Many new parents aren't comfortable with breastfeeding in public. In fact, many parents have been made to feel ashamed when trying to breastfeed their babies in public. Don't know how to handle it? How to nurse more comfortably in public and how to handle a breastfeeding...

January 29, 2013 Read Blog


Fast Foods That Are Healthy? Quick Alternatives to Fast Food

Facing the weekday frenzy and looking ahead to another week filled with dance, gymnastics, hockey, swimming lessons, music, skating and no time for healthy meals? Tempted to hit the drive thru and tell yourself next week you will be on top of dinner or this weekend you'll fill every meal with vegetables to balance it out? It is not easy to get a healthy hot meal to the table, never mind the back seat of the car, when you are literally eating on...

January 23, 2013 Read Blog


Baby Names Predictions for 2013- Five Trends That Will Shock You

You might think that we have seen it all – last year brought a lot of outrageous baby names. We have only seen the tip of the iceberg though and 2013 will indeed be a milestone year for names. As parents strive for that distinctive name, we are seeing some pretty shocking trends at Belly Ballot. Based on naming data from over 10,000 parents on our site, we have the following predictions for the new year: 1) Tech Inspired Names – One the...

January 22, 2013 Read Blog


Getting your baby to sleep may not be rocket science… But it’s still a science!

Does your baby sleep through the night? Is he a good sleeper? We have all been asked that question time and time again... it even seems to come before asking your child's name! I remember really hating that when I was carting around my exhausted child with dark circles under my eyes! If you are reading this article, chances are the answer is no and you are likely to be quite sleep deprived. I am here to tell you that you are not alone...

January 21, 2013 Read Blog


The Mysterious World of Food Allergies

It seems like everywhere you look you hear about food allergies, food sensitivities, or food intolerances and their role in overall health and wellness. There is lots of information out there and at times it can be both confusing and overwhelming to know whether you are actually dealing with a food issue, how and where to get it diagnosed, and what to do about the results. This article is meant to help guide you through the mysterious world of...

January 18, 2013 Read Blog


Je Porte Mon Bebe Baby Wraps

Baby Wraps from France. Babywearing differently. Enjoy the benefits of babywearing in JPMBB. The JPMBB wrap offers optimal and adaptive distribution of the shoulders, hips and back. It is extremely comfortable. You carry baby on the front, hip and back in this hybrid wrap.  A hybrid wrap is a cross between a stretchy wrap and woven wrap and the weight limit of carrying baby is up to 30 pounds. JPMBB is new to Canada through the shop...

January 5, 2013 Read Blog


General Sleep Safety Tips

The safest place for your baby to sleep is on his or her back in a crib that meet current Canadian safety regulations. Health Canada recommends room sharing for the first six months of your baby’s life. Babies and young children should never be placed to sleep on standard beds, water beds, air mattresses, couches, futons or armchairs. A baby can suffocate when sleeping on these unsafe surfaces. Health Canada has received reports of...

January 4, 2013 Read Blog


And Baby Makes Three

The announcement that royal couple Catherine and William are expecting their first child has many speculating about how this baby and his or her famous parents will cope. It can be hard for a normal, common family to adjust to family life. There are a few differences that spring immediately to mind, when one is royal. For Kate, like most new moms much of her hair will likely fall out during her first few post-partum months. However, unlike...

January 2, 2013 Read Blog


Have You Ever Wondered What Your Baby’s Goo Goo’s And Gaa Gaa’s Meant?

Parents often have difficulty understanding exactly what their child needs or wants in their preverbal stage. Not for lack of trying, this barrier in early life can cause frustration in both the parents and the baby. Over the past several years, baby sign language has becoming increasingly popular among parents. Parents all around the world are seeing the huge benefits that signing brings. The number one reason parents sign with their babies is...

December 31, 2012 Read Blog


Keep it Simple

Here’s the thing: you can spend thousands of dollars getting all of the latest greatest for your new arrival but realize that you are doing this for yourself, not your baby. The best thing you can give your new baby is not for sale. I know this sounds like a cliché but it’s the plain old truth. Babies need love and they need you to be relaxed. They don’t care if they’re sleeping in a fancy bed or a plain one nor do they care if the...

December 28, 2012 Read Blog


Rivalry Between Siblings

Relationships between brothers and sisters are often made of complicity, happy memories and bonding. However, we have to admit that these relationships sometimes have their share of jealousy and rivalry. A certain dose of rivalry is healthy in brothers and sisters since it pushes self-assertiveness in children. Some studies have even demonstrated that encouraging equality in your children can nourish rivalry! First of all, let’s make one...

December 26, 2012 Read Blog


Feeding Twins

There are two babies and two breasts, but it doesn’t always add up to easy. It is possible to breastfeed twins, but there are other options that may work for you and your babies. Breastfeeding The best place to learn is in the hospital. The staff will help you latch your babies on, teach you how to check that they are in the correct position, and show you how to make yourself as comfortable as possible. Milk is created on a supply and...

December 24, 2012 Read Blog




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