Recent content by jo78

Hi ladies, Has everyone delivered? I delivered Baby Sam on 27th Apr. latching was a challenge from day 1 cos I had short nipples and baby had trouble opening his mouth. The LCs at Mt A suggested i start with nipple shield, and I kept trying at home after discharge, with little success...

I've seen mummies bringing newborns (mayb 1-2 mths old) to a carrier fitting, no hurry, buy only when u n baby are ready :)

which model is yours? If it's the Baby One, it should be ok?

http://www.babyslingsandcarriers.com/boba_wrap_baby_wraps - bought it cos it looked super cosy, but it might be a tad hot for our May babies tho... nevertheless since I've bought it, I'll use it :)

http://www.megganmamma.com/2013/11/03/baby-carrier-one-review/ the same blogger tried on a newer version of Baby Bjorn and can now recommend it for babywearers. :) A good place to start would be http://www.babyslingsandcarriers.com/. You can drop by their showroom and they have various brands...

haha, don't worry, there are still a lot of bjorn fans out there, i have friends who bought despite reading such articles because they believe in the company, and to be fair, in the article I posted, Baby Bjorn did send an official response clarifying their products were developed with the...

came across this article a long time ago when I was researching on carriers (no offence to Baby Bjorn fans) http://www.megganmamma.com/2013/11/01/why-id-never-put-my-baby-in-a-baby-bjorn-carrier/ actually I read that it's best to wait till you have delivered and bring your baby with you to...

Yes! If you're lucky, their clearance items can be very cheap during sale, I bought a pair of maternity jeans for $10 and a pair of maternity yoga pants for $7 bucks...

http://hipdysplasia.org/developmental-dysplasia-of-the-hip/prevention/baby-carriers-seats-and-other-equipment/ hihi, you can refer to the above link to read on how to choose a baby harness/carrier, supposedly back facing carriers are better for baby's joints than forward-facing carriers... :)

hv already been doing it, esp during pilates class :)

"Taking raspberry leaf is said to strengthen uterine muscles and tone the pelvic floor in preparation for childbirth, as well as assist with breastmilk supply." you can research abit more on the internet, I learnt abt this tea from a website mamanatural.com

http://www.bellybelly.com.au/pregnancy/raspberry-leaf-pregnancy-red-raspberry-leaf-tea read abt this from a few sources, looks like can drink from Wk 32 onwards, some website recommend even earlier to help with smooth labor and deeper contractions...

Hi ladies, anyone drinking red raspberry leaf tea? Where's a good place to order from?

I get this too... but not very serious, occasionaly bleeding...

You can try H&M Orchard or Vivo, they've got a good range of maternity wear. Otherwise Spring Maternity is also a good option for work clothes :)