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Pregnancy and baby’s being born never stops whether we are in feast or famine. Fourzero is ready to help dress our booming nation.
Becoming pregnant and having a baby are great catalysts for change, and the point at which many women reconsider their skincare brand, and start reading on-pack information and ingredients declarations like never before! In the quest to avoid chemical nasties, it can be hard to differentiate the genuinely organic from the vast array of so-called ‘nature inspired’ products on the shelves doing their best to snuggle up to the authentic quality brands.
Vaccinating pregnant women "halves the risk of pertussis in infants' first four months" ~ A critique by Dr Suzanne Humphries
In this first report from the Keele Conference on the biological effects of aluminum, we learn that the weakest among us, premature newborns and sickly elderly, are being poisoned with aluminum through their nutrition. The FDA's aluminum limits are routinely ignored, while this problem, known for 30 years, continues unabated.
Read this interesting real life story of what happens to a child who feels the need to always over achieve
World Doula Week runs from 22nd-28th March. Here in the UK Doula UK is highlighting the incredible work being done by its 600 members to support women, particularly those in difficult circumstances, to have positive pregnancies, births and early parenthood experiences.
While teens may initially balk at the idea of agreeing to implement a contract with their parents, getting all of your mutual rights, responsibilities and expectations on paper can make a big difference in the way that you communicate with one another.
Scrapes, cuts and skinned knees are just par for the course when you’re growing up. From falling off a bicycle to tripping on the sidewalk, there are myriad ways that kids can find themselves with cuts on their skin that later form into scabs.
Considering that most kids eat wheat regularly, this is a must read article!
From siblings to best friends, children have a difficult time learning to share. It is a concept that may not fully develop until late into grade school, if then. However, there are a few ways you can help your child develop an attitude of sharing.
Many adults will attest to the fact that, as children, they were all over the place and had a difficult time paying attention to one thing at a time. Over the years, some of these adults learned coping mechanisms that helped them become very successful in their careers. Applying some of these same skills to a child who has trouble focusing on the task at hand can make a huge difference in their academic experience.
