sassyangel1:


Ahnahn.... U don port d akara weh no go reach iyarugbos enter vigilante ppl hand. E b like say u sabi settle quarrel. Akara dt we'v already ordered ogi 4. Diarisgodoooo in this ya sharing tinz. In dis Buhari regime there is no love in sharing o.

zaynie:
In other news, Shebi you guys know I sell children's wears.

Visit my IG @inside_nanas_heart or my thread https://www.nairaland.com/3760370/nanas-heart-zaynies-everything-shop

I will do you well, true!

Sansa143:

sassyangel1:


I don forgive u. Oya carry our tray back 2 iyarugbos sekshion o.

realtalk19:


tank u ma for the response. Zaynie plz where art though concerning the brown pap. NAN buying is draining my pocket.i nid a fast replacement plz.


experienced mums plz reply

sugah:
XX01 things are quite different from US and Nigeria.

realtalk19:


tank u ma for the response. Zaynie plz where art though concerning the brown pap. NAN buying is draining my pocket.i nid a fast replacement plz.


experienced mums plz reply

AlphaHandMaiden:



Well the practise is not only in nigeria but world wide.

I can understand their argument that breast milk doesnt change with the age of the child and infant milk is claimed to be formulated to be as close to breast milk as possible, however research also has it that there are so many components in breast milk that science is currently unable to mimic, so to market something as a "substitute" is actually a misrepresentation.

For example in the UK infant formulars are not marketted in that way. They also hardly do offers on infant milk and their adverts are also very carefully worded as the UK and EU regulations do not allow them flaunt it as a substitute for or equating it to breast milk as they are actively trying to promote breast feeding.

It is totally up to you, if you want to continue with the follow on milk or if you with to stick with the 0-6 months but i would beg to disagree that follow on milk to 12 months are all crap filled.

the infant milks is also more expensive than follow on milk All that means is that extra N500 ot $3 or £2 is to pay for all the research that has gone into trying to formulate their brand.

I would also like to see a proper research that validates their arguments, is it based on proper facts or are they just rumours based on a very plausible scenario.

Until indepth research is also done it could just be the other way around where the infant milk is EXACTLY the same formulation as the follow on and it is being sold as a premium... just because they can get away with marketting it as a substitute for breast milk.

Either way the formular company still wins.....


Sorry i dont think i have actually helped. but personally in wouldnt overthink the matter.

lululuv:


Nnem don't know the method oo, it was don at teaching hospital, all I know is that they took him in and brot him out wit gloss Round the tips. just called the doc and he said it's supposed to fall out within two weeks so will take him to hospital tomorrow.

hunniesuzie:
Looooool this was me a month ago. He's fine, let him suck his feet, dont keep him seated for too long

luscioustrish:



Try supporting his back with pillows n also gently rub his back when he's sitting like that,its a gradual process..

blackFTM:


Thank you ma'am. But will he eventually sit up

reniduke:
Please why are people saying no ice? Its called a cold compress. You do not apply the ice directly. You're to wrap it in a wash cloth, test that its not too cold by pressing on your skin before you press down on baby's injection site. It's what i did for mine or else you'll let the injection site heal hard like that. They say Dont rub the injection site because they dont want to introduce infection into the wound. You can also apply (not rub) a little mentholatum to the site. I did mentholatum in the mornings, cold compress in the evenings. This is after i had left it untouched for almost 5 days and it wasnt getting better and even looked red. Do cold compress so you dont wait for it to get complicated. It can happen with any nurse, it could be a vaccine reaction but just incase ask the nurse to be gentle when next you go.

Liftedhands:
Pap is not a replacement for milk. For your lo to gladly take pap you have to add plenty formula! So it's either you source for a cheaper formula or express breast milk! That's the only option you have now.

This issue of not affording milk is the main reason most moms force watery pap down their upside down baby's throat! Cos no baby will willingly​ drink a sweetless pap.

Please mama substitute with a less expensive milk or you express.

You can sweeten the pap with banana.

Jaygrl:
Hey mamas,I am thinking of just resigning from work to take care of my LO. I resumed back to work last week

Liftedhands:
Pap is not a replacement for milk. For your lo to gladly take pap you have to add plenty formula! So it's either you source for a cheaper formula or express breast milk! That's the only option you have now.

This issue of not affording milk is the main reason most moms force watery pap down their upside down baby's throat! Cos no baby will willingly​ drink a sweetless pap.

Please mama substitute with a less expensive milk or you express.

You can sweeten the pap with banana.

Sansa143:
I go kuku send d remaining 4 una make I no c una 4 my dream

Jaygrl:
Hey mamas,I am thinking of just resigning from work to take care of my LO. I resumed back to work last week

Liftedhands:
Pap is not a replacement for milk. For your lo to gladly take pap you have to add plenty formula! So it's either you source for a cheaper formula or express breast milk! That's the only option you have now.

This issue of not affording milk is the main reason most moms force watery pap down their upside down baby's throat! Cos no baby will willingly​ drink a sweetless pap.

Please mama substitute with a less expensive milk or you express.

You can sweeten the pap with banana.

realtalk19:


tanks for the response. i dnt know of any milk cheaper than NAN.

i tot brown pap was given to babies bak then.

plz suggest a good cheaper formula.tanks

mizz2posh:



Hey momma, From your description, I think a ring was installed, the thread is used to tie the glass ring(I don't know why they do that). Vaseline is solid, so you use liquid so you can pour, all you needed was coconut oil and penicillin ointment mixed together and applied every 2 hrs, that was what I did and the ring came off on the fifth day, when the ring comes off, you will see whitish stuff around the cap , don't panic, just keep applying the penicillin and that too will clear off, you can try that till you go back to the hospital.

Onegai:


Okay! Let's do this

Please let's talk about your job: is it a career-defining job? My sister left her children (youngest aged 3 years) to go to another country to get a Masters...came back with an M.B.B.S (she's a consultant paediatrician) and is advancing her career. Is that what your job is, an amazing opportunity for growth? Is it a financially-rewarding job: my last job paid me more than N200,000 for 4 days of medium-stress work. I should have kept it, because I never got home later than 6pm max and would probably even get home earlier nowadays. Is that your job, a financial comfort?

Because if your job is neither of those things, you are sacrificing a lot for nothing.

I get it, Nigeria is awful with this economy and Lagos is a nightmare (I'm a city-dweller lagosian and reading you describing jumping bus daily to the island, with a young baby, is horrid. You must be exhausted). But, in Nigeria, we do a lot of things out of foolishness, even me, Because "That's Just How We Do It". So calculate your income and how much you are spending living in Lagos (one of the top 20 most expensive cities in the world to live in, please google this fact) and see if at the end of the day, you have upto N10,000 to save in your personal Savings account. Because, if you still need money monthly from your husband to support your household in Lagos, your job ain't cutting it. So move.

A clever person I follow on Twitter said last week, "a lot of people feel you must be in Lagos to make money, it's a false narrative". He's right, you would be surprised that moving out to Akure/Benin/Kaduna/Nassarawa etc will open up an opportunity you never thought of...and you will blow. I've seen it happen. So move, with a plan.

Damisinto, what is your job? Is there opportunity for growth? Because, you gotta think outside the box. There are jobs you can create for yourself (no, not baking, makeup, small chops, sewing etc. Too many people are doing it, and doing it badly). Do you know, I have seen 3 opportunities outside Lagos, in more affordable cities (one up North, one down South, one can work anywhere, heck even a small town, that can be taken advantage of? One can be turned into an awesome career (so many people will copy you eh). All they need is the right person who has a passion for it, and unfortunately you cannot fake passion for something. But yes, people do make money off their passions, if they plan right and carefully.

So, what do you like doing? What interests you? What can you google obsessively for fun? Let's start from there, let's put heads together, if you want.

XX01:
Please , is this milk really from birth to 12 months? I don't want to misfire. I know we have talked about it but just want to confirm this is not 0 to 6 months.

Sorry for the continuous and unrelenting questions.

Chanbaby:
@jazzyjaz @Giddyperson pls come and hold me I want to faint my puff puff came out as Fuff Fuff so flat like a slippers that they have used to trek from Ajah to bagdary . I asked my mum to buy me the yeast. I soak it with warm water as usual. I so upset.

Chanbaby:
@jazzyjaz @Giddyperson pls come and hold me I want to faint my puff puff came out as Fuff Fuff so flat like a slippers that they have used to trek from Ajah to bagdary . I asked my mum to buy me the yeast. I soak it with warm water as usual. I so upset.

XX01:


There is Lactogen, Eldorin my boy, Nutristart and some other ones I can't remember now. If you go to the market like Balogun market, buy like half carton at once, the price will reduce.