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Very nice.

As long as we continue to utilise empty land within our environment, success is guaranteed.

Continue to upload your progress.

Anyone here please.

Good day

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They claim to be no 1 email marketing service in Nigeria

Rehil:
wow God give u strength oo.for female children is not usually as serious as for male base on my experience and that of others around me.The odour of the faeces now is stronger I guess n watery stool.it will soon pass away just make sure he eats oo.Let a doc see him there r over d counter prescription but I don't advice u to try them.paracetmol should not be frequent. All d stress is worthwhile when u c the first tooth appearance.

Well talking abt th smell of the faeces, its becoming stronger but he is doing fine now

Thanks everyone

I have created the whatsapp group as requested and also included everyone here in there.

Who exactly is a night crawler? Its someone who is awake through out the night and getting involved in different activities (good or not too good). Well, in this particular case, its about my lovely #firstimebaby (the night crawler). He has recently developed a habit of exercising himself by crawling at night. Midnight actually.

Read more below

http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/10/13/night-crawler-perfect-time-not-crawl/

Yesterday was very unique and new experience for me. I got back from work(my parents place) around 5pm and was welcomed by my cousins and aunt. They have been around since noon and they have had a nice time. He was in a jovial mood (obviously, he had eaten and was well fed) and must have played very hard.

Upon seeing me, he struggled to come over to me. Well, it has become a tradition that he cries for my attention whenever he sees me. This annoys his mum a bit though because she is like “I have been with him since morning but he runs to you anytime he sees you”, but she knows its only natural he loves me.

http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/10/19/new-experience-slept-bath-yesterday/

prince985:
Haaaa..such a relief..i dont need to rush again.i can naw rest for like 2 years

Rest doing what? Don't rest at the beginning of the race.

Assistance is needed here

Anyone please!!!

Thank you everyone.

I have sent messages to everyone who have dropped contacts.

Thank you

Good day

I need to buy Zforce. I have searched at Ojota and could not get.

Kindly assist.

Good day

To everyone who visited my website (www.firstimedaddy.com) I say a big thank you.

Well, there is a new Post titled : Why did he need the blood test?

http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/10/11/why-did-he-need-a-blood-test/

Please share with friends and family
Warm regards

Very informative thread.

Looking into the future, most of us would become parents for the first time after getting married.

So for all the firstime Daddies (and Mummies)



Visit: https://www.nairaland.com/3364500/firstimedaddy-real-life-experience

You would learn from a real life perspective what it takes to be a daddy for the first time

Putting your baby in the car seat may just be dangerous for them. It just so happens that newborn babies may slump forward in the seats while you are not watching and block off their airways which in rare circumstances could kill the child.

Research has shown that babies under two months,  that are left in for half an hour in the seat, have lower amount of oxygen in their blood while their heart rates increased.

Related Post: Five more Reasons Babies Cry

 

It is therefore advisable that an adult sits next to the baby in the seat to make sure the infant is breathing properly.  The Research, carried out by Dr Peter Fleming, of Bristol University, warn: ‘There have been reports of deaths of infants who have been left in a sitting position, including in car seats – both on journeys, and when parents have used it as an alternative to a pushchair or cot for the infant to sleep in.


http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/10/07/car-seats-might-be-harmful-for-your-baby/

jamace:
Ok. Introduce the biz to us here before going to whatsapp.

Trying to avoid any type of ban.

jamace:
Is it blood money investment? Why are you shielding info from the public?

God Forbid

Blood Money ke!

It's just that its easier to communicate on whatsapp.

Send me a message on whatsapp.

Thanks for your responses. Keep the responses coming

Cutehector:
I think they are right... why not wait until you are 30yrs of age first.... marriage isn't smth u rush into.

What exactly should he wait for? Being ready for marriage is not determined by age. You can be 40 years and not be matured enough while a 19 year old might be.

I believe that they are adults and they should be advised on the benefits of marriage and every other angle to it.

It's left to them to decide.

Why hold them to ransom and psychologically inflict pain on them.

Benita27:
I noticed 80% of our Nigerian mother in-laws threat their daughter in-laws badly unlike their foreign counterparts, and this trend is so common,once a man says he wants to take you to see his parents instead of excitement a certain fear creeps in.
personally i'm not scared of meeting the man's father because i assume father's trust their sons to have made the right choices, but for the mothers is not usually the same, was able to ask someone if she felt same and she confessed feeling worse.
Why are our Nigerian mother in-laws so mean?.
Need your contributions, and Ladies how do you feel when getting to meet them?.

Cc: Aderola15.
Talk2Bella.
IamNawty.
Laveda.

I am not sure if u have a research project survey that backs up your 80% claim.

Secondly, I tell ladies that if they wish for the death of their mother in laws, may they not have sons or may they also pass on before their sons gets married.

It's heartless to think mother are just harsh for the sake of it. Though they must know their limits, they should not be wished away.

NevetsIbot:
I heard it works... At least.. I know it made that baby girl chew on things less frequently than before and her teeth is out now, it's barely 2months

Okay but I am avoiding it since that 'my pikin' saga I no longer trust any form of teething powder.

The last 5 days have been hectic for me. My boy has been running temperature , refused breast milk he even had to do a blood test today meaning that blood had to be drawn from him.

He is responding now and I am documenting this new experience of mine on my website http://firstimedaddy.com/our-blog/

So that he can read all about it later.

catchfun:
http://punchng.com/breaking-cct-throws-sarakis-motion-disqualifying-chairman/

Really. What next?

NevetsIbot:
I remember when bae made me was my finger and asked me to put it in one baby's mouth who was said to be teething.. The Baby's mum died and bae's mum was taking care of her. Seemed like the gum was itching the baby.... That baby almost chewed my finger away with ordinary gum.... Thank God they got her ''teething powder''

Does teething powder really work?

Teething for babies can be a traumatic experience.

They go from stooling to increase in temperature to a point that as a parent you would be bothered.

My baby is currently experiencing this and I truly praise parents. I have not had quality sleep for more than 3 days now.

Though he eats well, I am still concerned.

Read More: http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/10/04/teething-and-babies-health/

ABBEYsammy01:
07082411172

Sent you a text message. Your number is not on whatsapp.

That by December 2016, I will have a gotten a new Laptop and a new car.

Even in this recession, I am making the progress I need to and I really want more Nigerian to know how I intend to do this

Drop your number and I will let the first 56 people know how to be part of this dream investment.

You can also Whatsapp:08055382421

There are a lot of reasons why your baby could cry. As a FirstimeDaddy, there would be numerous times where you would just not know what to do to stop your baby from crying.

It happened to me a couple of times but the ones I dread the most is when the crying starts in the middle of the night. You would start by checking the nappies, from there you check if he was hungry. Assuming you resolve these two issues, you would think everything was settled. Not every time.

Read more here: http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/09/29/why-do-babies-cry/

007Nasky:
am serious

Well, the guy is a big Nigerian boxing legend.

Few Doctors, Plenty Patients

I really praise our health practitioners. When my wife went to deliver our baby at Somolu General Hospital, I noticed that there was just a single doctor in the labour room.

He has a junior (sort of) but he was the only one attending to over 9 women who were in various stages of delivery.

I actually believe that is inadequate and the government and private individuals can do more to bridge whatever gap that exists in the health sector.

Read more: http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/09/23/a-case-for-medical-practitioners/

In 2014, when the Federal government ordered the sacking of 16,000 resident doctors across the Federation, there was a huge outcry not only from the medical community, but from the entire health sector. The decision was not only considered drastic, but ill advised and potentially catastrophic because resident doctors a.k.a. trainee doctors, constitute the main support force and backbone for medical practice in the public sector.

Imaging having to attend to over 20 patients on a daily basis in the delivery room. Just one Doctor! This was the situation at the General Hospital where my wife was delivered of our baby. This can be really stressful for the individual who has to see to different emotions of all the expectant mothers

Read more below:

http://firstimedaddy.com/2016/09/23/a-case-for-medical-practitioners/