ejeh121:
Good day mummies,please am resuming work soon since my maternity leave,so I need to introduce my DD to a formula, my sister in-law said I should go for the cowbell Tina 1 formula, I have tried reading reviews on d internet but saw nothing,pls who has or is using it? how nutritious is it biko,tnx.

Liftedhands:
I haven't used it but I you compare it's ingredients to any other formula I doubt you will see much difference. There is a standard all formula must have any other is extra and you pay for it.
So long as your baby takes it and doesn't react to anything In it's makeup you are good to go.

The major difference in formula milk is
Richness
Thickness
Texture
And taste (sweetness)

If you want all of the above in a can it's gonna cost you.

ijeoma2728:
knock knock.?? Pls how do I place an order 4 the cloth diaper

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realdentist:
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zaynie:



I start backing once cord falls off.
Don't spread legs at all. The leg should be straight, use oja. Don't do the one wrapper style yet biko
Careful not to sit in his feet.
Make sure the neck is okay. You can use an extra scarf to hold the neck sef.
Make sure his nose isn't against your back. His head should be sideways.


Good luck!

kotias003:

Hello mama, please what state/ town are you in?

iomoge2:
See what i saw at Blenco... a superstore around Ajah axis.

roseval:
I ask d first one no one answer me, maybe dis tym i will Cc few mama. My bb poo is green in colour should i be worry he is 4month and on EBF, he poo lyk six times a day
Cc, iomoge2, zaynie, liftedhand, realdentist, Gailyy04 and all sabi mama's

roseval:
I ask d first one no one answer me, maybe dis tym i will Cc few mama. My bb poo is green in colour should i be worry he is 4month and on EBF, he poo lyk six times a day
Cc, iomoge2, zaynie, liftedhand, realdentist, Gailyy04 and all sabi mama's

Twogreatnations:


Since he is on ebf, green poo indicates that your baby is getting more of the fore milk than hind milk. Try empty one breast completely when you feed him before switching to the next breast. And as for him pooing six times a day, as he always been like that? If not, please see a doctor.

olubankemi:


Gat know idea but I think there is a concern, six times is pretty much and I think you should see your doctor. Some might say he is about teething.

roseval:
i was told teething but i thought babies always bring out teeth from six months.

jazzyjazz:


I've read that babies can start teething as early as 3 months but the teeth won't show till maybe 6 months

roseval:
not like dat o maybe i will try nd see a doctor

olubankemi:
Hallos. How is everi everi mamas?

All my Team May 2016, Waooo like play like play we go soon throw one year pari. Oh my, I don't even know where to begin, how una dey plan?

Which milk be eldorin @Mama Ekene? I dey happy say I go soon switch from formulae oo.

Liftedhands:
Sorry about that sis, please make sure your baby gets the hind milk at all feed time. Is the poo watery, slimy or just his regular poo but greenish and more frequent? Take a picture an upload for a better assessment. However take him to his doctor for proper diagnosis we can only guess and suggest.

Sorry for the initial bypass.

roseval:
d poo is not that watery but green nd luk like eguzi soup

Liftedhands:
egusi soup poo is normal poo! Try and let him nurse for longer on a breast and see if the greenish colour eases off. Infection can also make a baby's poo greenish so still see your doctor.

roseval:
oh really

jazzyjazz:

Yeah. Google it

Prettyhurts:


Seriously is that my boy real or expired one

roseval:
kk tanx mama i really appreciate, i will let u know d feed back by 2moro

Liftedhands:
This is serious! Mbok which product is on the top shelve for 1250? Is it formula cos it's the cheapest amount I'm seeing there o.

Onaswu:
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.