them go by like : "it's our work oooo , soft work" lwkmd

Prettyhurts:

Nop, I introduced it at 8months self.

Alright thanks

Prettyhurts:


I cook my fish/meat separately without salt or maggi(they already have natural flavor), then blend it and pour it in a plate.
Chop the okro, onion, and lil ugu blend with crayfish and cook till I'm sure is done. Then I add my already blended fish/meat into it, add a lil oil, a lil salt and mix/turn everything together. Wait for it to cook small, off my gas and allow it to cool.
Serve with semolina

Can a five months old baby take this?

queensnow:
@onaswu I see u how are u and lo

we are doing great thanks for checking on us

fpeter:
It's my birthday today and my wedding anniversary...Lift up your voices on my behalf my dear e-family and ask The Lord to visit me with the fruits of the womb.

God will open your womb and you will celebrate next anniversary with your own children

nicoleswizzi:
Have u tried agnesia powder

Not really

hunniesuzie:
Lmao. Onaswu onion water lo le se oh! *rings bell*

Boil onion peels with your baby's bath water then use the water to bathe him/her. You will testify

thanks ma will try it out

ginababy:


Tribotan works magic for me especially when used three times a day. .

Thanks ma will get it

Please don't read and pass
wat can be use to cure stubborn rashes and it itches him too, it is on his face and chest

comtem2011:
Adin dudu or Adin ekuro. Coconut oil is adin agbon.

alrite thanks ma

olubankemi:
Yeah @Chanbaby, I used palm kernel oil too for my kids since birth till now. Infact I have fullly started using it now that rain has started and it can be so cold atimes. It doesn't smell. I atimes rob their whole body with it and pour a little in the centre of their head.

@Sansa123, it has its own odour but not offensive one. Use it for your kids, it prevent cold. Use it for their head and feet.

Please ma, what is the Yoruba name of palm kernel oil and how can I know the original

curvilicious:
I am making a GRAND entry because i tcc o no blame me at all. I hear whin but i thank God
Oya una begin dey welcome me
You all know my moniker aka Mama John

Welcome mama happy bumping

Onaswu:
Good day everyone Has anyone tried cowbell Tina stage 1 milk for her lo? Please I need review thanks in anticipation cc zaynie olamite liftedhands and other sabi mamas

Pls help put mouth for my matter

Good day everyone
Has anyone tried cowbell Tina stage 1 milk for her lo? Please I need review
thanks in anticipation
cc
zaynie
olamite
liftedhands
and other sabi mamas

floflo12:
mama's in the house greetings to you all oo,i give glory to God almighty that my wife @queensnow gave birth last night to a bouncing healthy baby boy,shes doing good as well and would be available to comment by tomorrow and to all members of this thread please keep up the good work.May God of infinite goodness, watch over expectant mothers as they await the birth of their child (Amen).

Waoo Congratulations @ queensnow

Get help--- Breast pump

BestChoiceTutor:

How do I send it to you ma

Can you send it through bus coming to ado ekiti?

BestChoiceTutor:

How will you get it

Am in Ekiti state

BestChoiceTutor:
PH: Handsewing machine, Ondo state

Am interested sir

olatebony:

I sell reusable diapers o... The diaper cover 400 and each insert costs #200

Can u post the pictures

Alternative Uses for Breastmilk
Alternative uses for breastmilk? There are many alternative and unusual ways to use breastmilk although not everyone knows it! Aside from just
breastfeeding your baby with it, because breastmilk is sterile and has antibacterial, antiseptic and healing properties, it can be used in a variety of ways.
Here are a few of Breastfeeding Mums favourites. (Please note, you should always consult your gp if you are concerned about your own or your baby's health and these alternatives are listed just for information and in no way replace medical advice!)
Breastmilk can be used to treat:
Pink Eye/ Conjunctivitis - Drip a few drops of
expressed breastmilk into the affected eyes. This often cures the condition within a very short time and can sometimes mean antibiotic eye drops can be avoided. (Of course, seek advice from your gp if the eyes don't begin to clear up with a day or so.)
Nappy Rash - Using a cotton pad soaked in expressed breastmilk, pat the affected area and allow to dry before replacing the baby's nappy.
Blocked Nose - If your baby has dried, hard mucus in his/ her nose it can make breastfeeding difficult as the baby's breathing is affected. Either drip one or two drops into the baby's nose from a little nasal dropper or from a cotton wool ball soaked in breastmilk. It is best to do this whilst the baby is feeding as he or she will inhale the milk. Only do one nostril at a time and don't put more than a drop or two of milk into the nostril or the baby will choke. After inhaling the breastmilk the baby often sneezes the softened and moistened mucus out and the nose should be clear again!
Spots - Dab a little breastmilk on your own spots and allow to dry before applying makeup. Best done at night after washing and drying your face/ body.
Cracked/ Sore Nipples - Breastfeeding mothers sometimes complain about sore or cracked nipples in the early days of breastfeeding. Very often this is caused by the baby being
incorrectly positioned on the breast and once the position is corrected the problem no longer exists. However, in the meantime, after each breastfeed gently express a little breastmilk and smooth it around the sore area. Let it dry before replacing your nursing pad or bra. Doing this after every breastfeed is often an effective treatment and replaces the need for nipple creams!
Chapped Lips - If you are suffering from dry, chapped lips gently rub a little breastmilk on them several times a day and before too long your lips will be soft and luscious once again!
Sore Throats/ Mouth Ulcers - If your baby has a sore throat, breastmilk will help get rid of the problem. For older children who are no longer breastfeeding, you can express some breastmilk into a cup and let them drink it until the problem clears up.
Scratches and Burns - Breastmilk can aid the healing process and provide some relief from the discomfort of burns and scratches. It is particularly effective when applied to the little scratches newborn babies sometimes cause to themselves with their little sharp papery nails! Apply it carefully using a cotton pad and allow to dry. Reapply regularly.
Cleanser - Believe it or not breastmilk can be used as a cleanser and can even remove stubborn make-up! Just dip a cotton pad in some expressed breastmilk and wipe it over your face.
Eczema/ Skin Rashes - Breastmilk can help bring some relief from conditions such as eczema and can also alleviate itching that accompanies urticaria (hives) and chickenpox.
Ear Infections - If your baby or child has a suspected ear infection, dripping some breastmilk into the ear can help to aid the healing process. If the pain is severe you should see a doctor as you may need to use an antibiotic but breastmilk will help to start things off.
Insect Bites - Rub some breastmilk into the area and allow to dry. It will help stop any itching and also provide antiseptic protection.
Contact Lens Solution - Because it is sterile, breastmilk can be used to cleanse dry contact lenses in an emergency.
Donation - Breastmilk can save premature babies' lives. It is much easier for them to digest than formula and it also gives them the immunity boost they so desperately need.

folamee:
birth alert!!!
in the name of Allah the beneficent, the merciful
all praises and adoration goes to the Almighty God the Lord of the world
my adorable princess made her grand entry at exactly 1am today my Edd according to first scan via Vd weighing 3.6kg with tear.
mother and child doing well, husband rejoicing.
wishing the remaining April mamas safe and Swift delivery. amin

Congratulations mama

customised87:
I have been doing that. I will comtinue with it. Thank you mama

Let DH do it for you, probably you should apply little pressure

customised87:


OMG... I cant wait for it to subside o, it pains me so much that it makes me cry at times. Thanks

Try and massage it gently with Shea butter. it works

The picture is Photoshop, check the clothes, hands and legs .They are that of a man

nicoleswizzi:
Gudday mama's....hope everyone is doing fine...sorry I avnt been able to complete my BS....so many fins came up...was suppose to be discharged today but it was noticed that baby have a bit of jaundice so dey put her under the light...thats photo therapy...mamas plz pray for my little angel so DAT she cn get well and we cn go home...dey just kip poking her with needle to draw blood nd I CNT stand her tears...but I knw its for her own gud...plz pray for us o...tnk u.

Mumjb...so sorry for ur loss but dnt worry almighty God will mk u smile soon.

God has started His work will surely end it. It is well with you and baby Samantha

BS
On 3rd March around 11pm
Started having back ache with abdominal cramps that comes and go, the thought of labour didn't even come to my mind as I was thinking baby would chill and come on my birthday which was few days ahead.
The contractions became regular and few minutes apart, wen I couldn't bear it again we headed to hospital around 3am.
Got to the hospital, after the registration, was asked if my water had broken, I said no, just little mucus plug and the back ache( Was as if my back was stabbed several times, the pain no be small) checked and was said to be 6cm dilated and was moved to the labour room got there,blood sample was taken for test, my water was broken and this make the labour to progress quickly. the doctors were asking questions so as to open a file for me there, suddenly I had the urge to poo, told them and was told not to that I should continue to breathe in as they need to check if I am fully dilated , They did and was surprised I progressed really fast, everything was set and I was told to push, I kept on pushing and pushing nothing was forth coming, but they kept on telling me to push more that they could see my baby's head. I pushed nothing again, was later given tear and baby came forth. Weighing 3kg at around 5am in the morning. Was given injection on my thigh to deliver the placenta.
The stitching took so long that the injection given even worn out and it became painful. I couldn't walk properly for days and was in so much pains. In all I give glory to God who saw me thru. Thanks to everyone who supported me. May God replenish your pocket.

nicoleswizzi:
Birth Alert!!!
I am glad to announce the birth of my baby gal...ifechukwu Samantha oranefo... My priceless jewel...who made her entrance into the world by 8.45pm...weighing 3.2kg...it was a vaginal birth...BS coming soon...tanx to my able capo giddyperson...and to those who prayed for me...God bless u all and mk it easy for u wen it gets to ur turn...mk I rest small...

Congratulations.

nicoleswizzi:
Thank u o..mamas God will see u in ur own tym. Hmmm...tanx to those putting me in prayer....d injection dey gave me...said for relaxing me is just making me sleepy....but cn sleep bcs of the contraction

Go forth and deliver like Hebrew women.

.

fpeter:


My token has been sent. God will see you through.

Good day ma, please unquote my account details thanks

nicoleswizzi:
really hmmmm I av been dreaming that I was in labour and dey kept saying dey were gana Induce me....hmmm God abeg o.

When you start having weird dreams delivery is near too