lioha:



Awoof dey sweet oh.

Hope you didn't find it difficult to locate there?

No sister, paid a bike man to direct us to the place.

What you can do for now is tummy time. When he's awake put him on his tummy to play, lie with him and play with him, this will help him achieve neck control quickly, it's at that point you can sit him up

mummyjayson:
Mamas una af troweyvme, especially my teamiees,,, mama soonest Lol, glo dey do me strong thing, Abeg wen can i start putting my baby in sitting position?? We are 2months and 9days already,,, dont want to be late or early.... Senior mums pls help,,,

LholarB:
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Plz mama, is this still available??

Will get bk t u pls

Hey mamas, good morning. My baby now holds things to stand and walk but she does it on tip toes, like the whole of her feet never touches the surface. I have tried to watch other babies but I see that their whole feet touches the ground. I'm not trying to compare, I just want to be on top of the situation just in case. A few people I have asked said once she starts walking properly she would have no choice than to put her whole feet down. I want to know if any other person experienced a similar thing with their LO

nnekaike:
mama lioha,sorry for the plenty questions am coming from ojodu berger pls how do I get to the Ambode health center.

Hope this is not coming late, if going on public transport. From ojodu board a bus to onipan, use the pedestrian bridge to the other side, you will see a police station, walk to where the bikers are and tell them you are going to ambode health center.
If mobile get to onipan, go through the road where the police station is, you can ask a bike man to lead you there.

mummyjayson:
Mamas una af troweyvme, especially my teamiees,,, mama soonest Lol, glo dey do me strong thing, Abeg wen can i start putting my baby in sitting position?? We are 2months and 9days already,,, dont want to be late or early.... Senior mums pls help,,,

2 months is too early in my opinion.
Yorubas ideally wait till 4m for girls and 5m for boys. The key is neck control.

spiceeamiee:
Hey mamas, good morning. My baby now holds things to stand and walk but she does it on tip toes, like the whole of her feet never touches the surface. I have tried to watch other babies but I see that their whole feet touches the ground. I'm not trying to compare, I just want to be on top of the situation just in case. A few people I have asked said once she starts walking properly she would have no choice than to put her whole feet down. I want to know if any other person experienced a similar thing with their LO

Lol
My son still walks on his toes. Just like his dad.
He's 5

Is that how he walks all the time or he puts his whole feet down sometimes? Sorry for the plenty(not so) questions.

zaynie:



Lol
My son still walks on his toes. Just like his dad.
He's 5

[quote author=spiceeamiee post=668383

My daughter did the same, I had to stop putting her on her walker as she outgrew it, whenever you put her, she will be on tip toe as her whole feet was not touching the ground. She stop after that. Are you still putting her in her walker? And does her feet hang or are they on the floor?. If not try putting her feet flat anytime you see it and soon she will have them firmly on the floor.

My son does it sometimes, in fact Dr google freaked me out about it till I got to his creche and saw [s]the person he learns all the weird things he does from[/s] his bestie doing the same. Encourage her but don't stress about it

spiceeamiee:
Hey mamas, good morning. My baby now holds things to stand and walk but she does it on tip toes, like the whole of her feet never touches the surface. I have tried to watch other babies but I see that their whole feet touches the ground. I'm not trying to compare, I just want to be on top of the situation just in case. A few people I have asked said once she starts walking properly she would have no choice than to put her whole feet down. I want to know if any other person experienced a similar thing with their LO

I still put her in the walker but not so much. However whether it's on the walker or she is holding something to stand, she is only standing on her toes. Her feet is on the floor but just her toes. The rest is just hanging, like normal tip toes. I have tried to firmly put her feet on the ground but she does not even agree. She just squirms and then she sits down and stops walking.

nneka3000:
[quote author=spiceeamiee post=668383

My daughter did the same, I had to stop putting her on her walker as she outgrew it, whenever you put her, she will be on tip toe as her whole feet was not touching the ground. She stop after that. Are you still putting her in her walker? And does her feet hang or are they on the floor?. If not try putting her feet flat anytime you see it and soon she will have them firmly on the floor.

Ok ma. Reason why i didn't want to go to Dr Google because I know say him own diagnosis go different.. .

hunniesuzie:
My son does it sometimes, in fact Dr google freaked me out about it till I got to his creche and saw [s]the person he learns all the weird things he does from[/s] his bestie doing the same. Encourage her but don't stress about it

Akorkor:

For my 13month+ daughter, this is what i usually give to her to creche and i prepare this below every morning

Monday:
Fruit Mango/ Carrot Puree
Breakfast/Lunch: Oatmeal+ Apple or Oatmeal alone(depending on my mood), Rice Cereal
Snacks: Egg
TUESDAY:
Fruit: Apple/Pawpaw Puree
Breakfast/Lunch: Yam Porridge or Sweetpotato Porridge, Wheat Cereal
Snacks: Biscuit
WEDNESDAY:
Fruit: Carrot Puree/ Avocado
Breakfast/ Lunch: Mixagrain/Beans &Yam/Sweet Potato/Plantain Pudding
Snacks: Puff puff/ One slice bread
THURSDAY
Fruit: Apple Puree
Breakfast/Lunch: Rice mixed with green beans and carrot pudding, Wheat cereal
snacks: Biscuit/ Cheese Ball
FRIDAY:
Fruit Carrot/Pawpaw Puree
Food: Tom Brown, Rice cereal
snacks: Cheese Ball/ Egg/ Bread/ Biscuit

Ohh, thank God I shared this.
Please what can I pack for my 23m daughter to school. She's very selective, she don't like yam and beans even potato porridge or yam or plantain.

Do I put extra plate for her? How many do I pack(she prefers cereals to food? Fruits nko, hope it won't spoil.


Please other mama's should help,don't mind my plenty questions.

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Happy birthday to your son sansa, God bless him.

Happy wedding anniversary angeltolly. Your son is cute.

hotmomma:
Happy birthday to your son sansa, God bless him.

Happy wedding anniversary angeltoll.y. Your son is cute.

Thanks love

spiceeamiee:
Hey mamas, good morning. My baby now holds things to stand and walk but she does it on tip toes, like the whole of her feet never touches the surface. I have tried to watch other babies but I see that their whole feet touches the ground. I'm not trying to compare, I just want to be on top of the situation just in case. A few people I have asked said once she starts walking properly she would have no choice than to put her whole feet down. I want to know if any other person experienced a similar thing with their LO

I think with time she will put d whole feet down...my baby of 8 months does d same..maybe it's eagerness dts doing dem ni, I don't know.

pls what is the best milk that i can give my one year old

nnekaike:
mama lioha,sorry for the plenty questions am coming from ojodu berger pls how do I get to the Ambode health center.

Sorry dear am just seeing this. Wowdiva gave you the right direction.

zaynie:



2 months is too early in my opinion.
Yorubas ideally wait till 4m for girls and 5m for boys. The key is neck control.

Wow. When I was thinking it is 3 months for girls and 4 months for boys. I started putting Cole to sit at 3 months + though he had good neck control way before then.

Able mama's, apart from water and formula, What other liquid can I give my 9months baby. he has refused to take formula, to drink water war, had to go buy a sippy cup, how do i gets him to use it? How do i explain to him dat the straw is not a chewing stick/teether?

folamee:
pls what is the best milk that i can give my one year old

U have 3 options ;

Peak123 growing up milk
Stage 3 of the formula ur baby used previously (e.g Nan3 SMA GOLD 3, etc)
Full cream milk

Happy Birthday to Jayden @Sansa143

My baby sweats alot and it's becoming alarming. Even when the weather is cold, I still have to take off her clothes cos she wets the bed with sweat. pls who else has experienced this cos it's scary now

zaynie:


Why don't you alternate it? Instead of pap, soya beans and formulae altogether, make it pap and soya beans then later pap and formular.

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Trendytessy:
Happy Birthday to Jayden @Sansa143

My baby sweats alot and it's becoming alarming. Even when the weather is cold, I still have to take off her clothes cos she wets the bed with sweat. pls who else has experienced this cos it's scary now

My kiddo sweats like that too...
Seen her sweat inside AC

Sleeveless n light clothings r our best friends now

lululuv:
Able mama's, apart from water and formula, What other liquid can I give my 9months baby. he has refused to take formula, to drink water war, had to go buy a sippy cup, how do i gets him to use it? How do i explain to him dat the straw is not a chewing stick/teether?

Water n formula is fine for now till he gets older...
Trust me when I tell u d war wt water phase ll pass soon, been there...done that.

Meanwhile, his sippy cup is fine o

FloraEC:


Ohh, thank God I shared this.
Please what can I pack for my 23m daughter to school. She's very selective, she don't like yam and beans even potato porridge or yam or plantain.

Do I put extra plate for her? How many do I pack(she prefers cereals to food? Fruits nko, hope it won't spoil.


Please other mama's should help,don't mind my plenty questions.

We prefer finger foods so we can feed ourselves, so I pack bread and butter/ toasted bread, fried plantain/ boiled plantain and stew, biscuits, fruits ( banana, apple and plum for now), , they love swallow so yes I put semo/ amala and ogbono for them sometimes and fill their flask with August secret nutty meal. I interchange these.

Don't worry, when she sees other kids eating, she might become less selective as time go on and eat well. We are 17 months old.

Since she prefers cereals , get those covered plastics and put her cereal/ milk in diff plates and an extra plate( for her to mix up and eat in) then a small flask for warm water. Her teacher or nanny should help out I assume.

Twogreatnations:


We prefer finger foods so we can feed ourselves, so I pack bread and butter/ toasted bread, fried plantain/ boiled plantain and stew, biscuits, fruits ( banana, apple and plum for now), , they love swallow so yes I put semo/ amala and ogbono for them sometimes and fill their flask with August secret nutty meal. I interchange these.

Don't worry, when she sees other kids eating, she might become less selective as time go on and eat well. We are 17 months old.

Since she prefers cereals , get those covered plastics and put her cereal/ milk in diff plates and an extra plate( for her to mix up and eat in) then a small flask for warm water. Her teacher or nanny should help out I assume.

She prefer plain spag/rice/macaroni with little stew or ofe akwu anything jollof is no no or cry till we finish it. She don't like ogbono but Ora soup, fried plantain, cooked egg, don't like egg sauce. I already have the covered plastics.

What type of food flask is good?

wowdiva:


Hope this is not coming late, if going on public transport. From ojodu board a bus to onipan, use the pedestrian bridge to the other side, you will see a police station, walk to where the bikers are and tell them you are going to ambode health center.
If mobile get to onipan, go through the road where the police station is, you can ask a bike man to lead you there.

thank you so much ma.

lioha:


Sorry dear am just seeing this. Wowdiva gave you the right direction.

thank you ma.

FloraEC:


She prefer plain spag/rice/macaroni with little stew or ofe akwu anything jollof is no no or cry till we finish it. She don't like ogbono but Ora soup, fried plantain, cooked egg, don't like egg sauce. I already have the covered plastics.

What type of food flask is good?

You can let her take the rice , macaroni with little stew , then for the boiled egg, I put it as a whole with the shell intact( separately) as I noticed it gets spoilt if done otherwise. It is peeled and ate at school.

Just saw that she doesn't like egg, you can put mashed Titus (with every bone removed please) for her and if she likes bread, you can put some peanut butter in between her slices.

We use the Haers flask for food and it keeps their food hot till when evening.

FloraEC:


Ohh, thank God I shared this.
Please what can I pack for my 23m daughter to school. She's very selective, she don't like yam and beans even potato porridge or yam or plantain.

Do I put extra plate for her? How many do I pack(she prefers cereals to food? Fruits nko, hope it won't spoil.


Please other mama's should help,don't mind my plenty questions.

if u r putting fruits, dont cut them up. put them whole, then when she is ready, the nanny/teacher preps the fruit for her.