If you’re looking for a safe line of organic skin treatment products, try Badger Balm. Badger Balm uses only organic ingredients, extra-virgin oils, waxes, butters, herbal extracts and essential oils. They contain no chemicals, parabens, synthetic ingredients or GMOs.
If you’re pregnant or a nursing mom, Badger Balm products are totally safe for you. A skin patch test is always advisable though.
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The Complete Organic Pregnancy, by Deirdre Dolan and Alexandra Zissu does not read like a medical manual but rather like solid advice from an experienced friend. The book is divided into three sections - “transforming”, “growing”, and “living”. In these three sections, the book breaks down life before, during and after pregnancy and focuses on such topics as food, environment, wellness, fitness and of course, beauty.
The Complete Organic Pregnancy does not try to scare new moms about the environmental concerns in our world but rather explains in a clear and concise manner what the risks are associated with various chemical exposure and product use. It also contains several personal essays from experienced parents.
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Once your baby has arrived, you will have very little time to yourself. But, new moms need to look after themselves and make sure they eat healthy, feel healthy and energetic and tend to some areas of soreness and concern after a long pregnancy and labour. Here are some tips to help you as you adjust to becoming a new mom.
1. Essential fatty acids have been found to reduce the risk of depression. Make sure to take a supplement of fish oil or flax seed oil every day.
2. Try eating 5 meals a day to even out your energy level.
3. Post-natal workouts are really invigorating. Try enrolling in some mom and tot classes like yoga.
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If you’re looking for a unique and original baby shower gift, why not order a colorful, beautifully presented baby bouquet?
Baby Bunch has crafted these marvelous bouquets that look like flower arrangements but are actually baby garments rolled to look like a blooming bouquet of roses!
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If you’ve ever had a baby, you can relate to how overwhelming the first few weeks can be, especially if it’s your first! There are so many new adjustments and bottom line is that your baby’s needs come first and yours take a back seat! Some of the simplest tasks become really hard to achieve and carry out. Like eating dinner! Well, eating isn’t that difficult, it’s the food preparation that seems impossible to fit into your round-the-clock feeding/diapering schedule!
Along comes Mamaluv!! This company has come up with a great concept. Mamaluv provides healthy, nutritious catered meals delivered directly to your door! It’s a fabulous gift idea for new moms and dads.
The meals are prepared and delivered locally in Quebec, Ontario, Edmonton, Calgary and beyond!
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If you are thinking about becoming pregnant, the most important first step you should take is to start taking prenatal vitamins. Your prenatal vitamin/mineral supplement should contain at least 400 mg of folic acid. Folic acid is important to consume at higher doses prior to and during pregnancy to prevent certain neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
Every supplement is different and there are many inferior brands on the market that use unnecessary fillers. When choosing a prenatal vitamin, it’s important to choose one with the most natural and pure ingredients because essentially, this is what’s going to support and nourish your baby in its early vital stages of life.
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