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Abby Manalang-Villarica
Abby M. Villarica, Contributor
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10 Most Popular Lullabies
Humming a lullabye is one of the ways a mother bonds with her child. Read on for the most popular hymns we sing to our kids.
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How to Deal with a Crybaby
Because crybabies are made - not born - know that you can do something about your child’s behavior.
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Product Review: Messy Bessy Eucalyptus All-Purpose Scub
A mom discovers an organic alternative to cleaning her home, and tells us why she loves it.
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Nutrition Basics for Breastfeeding Moms
A breastfeeding woman needs to keep herself in optimal health so she can give the best to her baby.
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Sex after Giving Birth
How do you prepare yourself for intimacy after baby?
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Motherhood and Passing It On
Here’s a touching memoir by a daughter to her mom on being a mother.
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5 Ordinary Things at Home that can be Dangerous for Baby
Are you sure your home is safe for baby? Think again - these 5 items aren’t so harmless, after all.
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Finding the Right Obstetrician-Gynecologist
Heard enough of OB-Gyn experiences gone wrong? These tips might help you find the right one for you.
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How to Breastfeed with Inverted Nipples
Don’t fret! Breastfeeding with inverted nipples is possible with these tips.
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Allergic Reactions : What Every Mom Needs to Know
What should you do when your child suddenly exhibits allergy-like symptoms?
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4 Tips to Raising Good Eaters
The key to building a good nutritional backbone for your child is to teach him important ways in order to appreciate different kinds of food early on.
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Extended Family & Finances: 4 Things to Remember
Here are ways on how to deal with in-laws that ask for too much when it comes to money matters.
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My Breastfeeding Journey
A mother gives her personal account of perseverance despite the challenges.
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Overcoming Breastfeeding Obstacles
Don’t be discouraged when you encounter difficulties. Read on to find out how to overcome some of the common obstacles in breastfeeding.
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Breastfeeding: Know the Truths from the Myths
What you think are facts are sometimes just old wives’ tales.
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