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Giddyperson:
I dreamt of you last night, ypu were pregnant and complaining about weighing 60kg I remembered a lot more details when i woke up this morning but now I've forgotten what else we were talking about.

Ngozi biko haa
Is not me please

please Mama's come to my rescue. heat rashes have finish me. the whole of my body is full of rashes and it itches. I don't know if it's pregnancy induced or not. some said I should bath with hot water while some said it's cool water. please any remedy cos it's getting out of hand.

talltosyne:
Baby should takes full cream milk from 12months.

So which one is recommended? And how does it affect the baby

StrongWoman333:
So which one is recommended? And how does it affect the baby

1: not easily digested, contains some ingredients that their kidney can't handle
2: low in some nutrients that are very essential for babies especially Iron and vitamin E

There are lots of baby milk from 1,5k-10k

FloraEC:
Ngozi biko haa
Is not me please

you that i saw with my koro koro eyes

FloraEC:
1: not easily digested, contains some ingredients that their kidney can't handle
2: low in some nutrients that are very essential for babies especially Iron and vitamin E

There are lots of baby milk from 1,5k-10k

OK o my baby does not have lactose intolerance. Hence she can eat anything. Also, we are still on exclusive breastfeed till age 1....Thanks

StrongWoman333:
OK o my baby does not have lactose intolerance. Hence she can eat anything. Also, we are still on exclusive breastfeed till age 1....Thanks

Ok
Even peak milk knows is not meant for babies that's why they've peak123.

StrongWoman333:
OK o my baby does not have lactose intolerance. Hence she can eat anything. Also, we are still on exclusive breastfeed till age 1....Thanks

It's not about lactose intolerance.
Compared to breast milk and formula, whole cow’s milk is low in iron, lineoleic acid and Vitamin E
Cow’s milk has too much sodium, potassium, chloride and protein for little kidneys to handle
Early introduction to cows milk may cause microscopic gastrointestinal bleeding and blood loss in up to 40% of normal infants (this risk mostly disappears after 12 months)
Cow’s milk may cause an allergic reaction, approximately 0.3 to 7.5% of all children are affected
Cows milk consumption before 1 years of age has been linked to iron deficiency anemia in children

Giddyperson:
you that i saw with my koro koro eyes

Go and treat malaria

talltosyne:
It's not about lactose intolerance.
Compared to breast milk and formula, whole cow’s milk is low in iron, lineoleic acid and Vitamin E
Cow’s milk has too much sodium, potassium, chloride and protein for little kidneys to handle
Early introduction to cows milk may cause microscopic gastrointestinal bleeding and blood loss in up to 40% of normal infants (this risk mostly disappears after 12 months)
Cow’s milk may cause an allergic reaction, approximately 0.3 to 7.5% of all children are affected
Cows milk consumption before 1 years of age has been linked to iron deficiency anemia in children

Ok thank you...

FloraEC:
Ok
Even peak milk knows is not meant for babies that's why they've peak123.

Ok

StrongWoman333:
Exactly. I'm even using full cream milk for my baby since 7months. It really dosnt matter.

This one matters o, adult milk should not be used as infant formula.

It's only recommended when the child is a year old.

callola:
please Mama's come to my rescue. heat rashes have finish me. the whole of my body is full of rashes and it itches. I don't know if it's pregnancy induced or not. some said I should bath with hot water while some said it's cool water. please any remedy cos it's getting out of hand.

Use Agnesia powder, it will dry up.

Giddyperson:
you that i saw with my koro koro eyes

lol, u r very sure of what you saw.

comtem2011:
This one matters o, adult milk should not be used as infant formula.

It's only recommended when the child is a year old.

I used about 4 tins of Sma gold before I switched to normal milk and so far I have not seen any effect on my baby...

FloraEC:
Ok
Even peak milk knows is not meant for babies that's why they've peak123.

The 123 is even for a year and above. They have the formula version for less than a year baby.

StrongWoman333:
I used about 4 tins of Sma gold before I switched to normal milk and so far I have not seen any effect on my baby...

Pls, kindly go back to the Sma gold. That's what we are using self.

Also, if you read the adult milk write up very well, it's written on the container.

No one is an expert here, we are just taking precautions.

Some village pikin self dey take cowbell before 6 months. Cos, what u don't know doesn't kill but to be on a safer side, I think we should follow instructions sometimes.

comtem2011:
Pls, kindly go back to the Sma gold. That's what we are using self.

Also, if you read the adult milk write up very well, it's written on the container.

No one is an expert here, we are just taking precautions.

Some village pikin self dey take cowbell before 6 months. Cos, what u don't know doesn't kill but to be on a safer side, I think we should follow instructions sometimes.

OK thanks

talltosyne:
It's not about lactose intolerance.
Compared to breast milk and formula, whole cow’s milk is low in iron, lineoleic acid and Vitamin E
Cow’s milk has too much sodium, potassium, chloride and protein for little kidneys to handle
Early introduction to cows milk may cause microscopic gastrointestinal bleeding and blood loss in up to 40% of normal infants (this risk mostly disappears after 12 months)
Cow’s milk may cause an allergic reaction, approximately 0.3 to 7.5% of all children are affected
Cows milk consumption before 1 years of age has been linked to iron deficiency anemia in children

I would trust her.
She's a food scientist.

comtem2011:
The 123 is even for a year and above. They have the formula version for less than a year baby.

Yea, I know was just trying to make her understand that is not good for babies.
The money for a refill pack can buy a good baby milk

comtem2011:
lol, u r very sure of what you saw.

Henemies

comtem2011:
Use Agnesia powder, it will dry up.

thanks, first thing tomorrow morning

zaynie:
I would trust her.
She's a food scientist.

Thanks maami

FloraEC:
Go and treat malaria

No matter how many memes you use, I still saw you Ngòò

comtem2011:
lol, u r very sure of what you saw.

Don't mind Ngozika that doesn't want to just say amen to her blessing

rofemiguwa:
I sell lactation cookies very yummy and healthy for increase in breast milk production for mothers not lactating well.
I sell fenugreek and fennel seeds for lactation tea
I sell fennel oil for massage to help increase flow.
I offer lactation support for new moms including but not limited to how to express n store breastmilk.
Wellbeing of mother and child

You can reach me on 09026772943

OK mama. I'll chat u up

FloraEC:
Yea it did
I drank it warm. Mixed it with my tea, dissolved my pap with it cos the taste alone is bleh

Lol... OK mama. Fenugreek leaf is bitter so I'm expecting the blehness

Giddyperson:
No matter how many memes you use, I still saw you Ngòò

Josephine oronro

Rbae:
Lol... OK mama. Fenugreek leaf is bitter so I'm expecting the blehness

Alright ma.
The blehness is the oil gotten after soaking and cooking. Made me throw up self

Do you need a nursing bra?hit me up on WhatsApp 08065146343

NIFES:
Good day mamas.
Please which of the listed do you think is a better option of milk for a year old; Nido Milk, Peak Milk or Dano , all full cream.

I don't feel like going the route of 1,2,3 milk stuff.

Your expert guides will be appreciated.
Thank you.

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Gidd yperson
Z aynie
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Ifya lways

All Mamas..

All of them are good brands in my opinion. However if I'm to choose one it will be NIDO milk from Nestle based on its history with being family and child health friendly since inception plus it's much creamier(more caloric content) than peak and dano making it a good option for growing babies, though peak has more VIT D and A.

Mamas, please anyone knows where I can take Hepatitis A Vaccine around ikeja? They don't have in the hospital we're using and its not likely they have anytime soon.