Maternity Leave

May 14, 2012 by Julia.

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Maternity Leave
Maternity Leave
Canadians receive 50 weeks of partially paid maternity leave. Mexicans receive 3 months paid 100% of their salary. Swedes are at the upper end of the scale with 16 months of fully paid maternity or parental leave. The United States currently doesn’t offer any federal funding for maternity leave. So unless you live in a “family-friendly” state such as California or Hawaii…you will receive barely any leave, and none of it paid when you have a child. This great article details the effect that this lack of support has on our growing families.

If you or your partner is having trouble producing milk, talk to your doctor about domperidone, a stomach medication that helps women produce more breast milk. This is particularly significant for women who have returned to work, and may be noticing changes in their milk levels. It is harder for the body to produce milk when your baby isn’t right there, ready for the milk. You can buy Motilium online at a Canadian pharmacy for much less than you would pay at an American pharmacy.

Read more about the plight of the working American mother here.

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Pacifiers May Be Better

April 30, 2012 by Julia.

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Research released by the World Health Organization in 1991 stated that using a pacifier, or a soother, may not be the best encouragement for breastfeeding for babies. However, after many more reputable studies and randomized trials, researchers are saying the opposite.

Pacifiers may be better to help with a good latch, and in turn, encourage longer exclusive breastfeeding. Use of a pacifier encourages a good latch, something that is incredibly important for both mother and child. Moms with a well-latched baby are at a much lower risk for painful breastfeeding, and of course, their babies will get all the nourishment and emotional bond that comes with exclusive breastfeeding.

If you are having trouble breastfeeding, talk to lactation consultant, or your doctor, you simply may not be making enough milk. This can be helped with a stomach medication called domperidone, which also helps raise milk supply. You can buy domperidone online at a Canadian pharmacy, and pay significantly less than you would at an American pharmacy.

Read more about good pacifier use here.

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Keeping Baby Calm During Vaccinations

April 16, 2012 by Julia.

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Vaccination time is a daunting one for both mom and baby. Moms hate seeing their baby cry, or putting him in pain for something he doesn’t understand. Baby has no idea what’s going on, until suddenly someone puts something in his arm. I would cry too. However, there are many ways that moms can reduce the pain of vaccinations for their child.

Breastfeeding is the best option. It calms both mother and child, as it distracts the baby, who is concentrating on eating when he notices the needle. Babies also take behavioral cues from their parents, and if mom is calmly breastfeeding, just like at home, the baby may not even realize that he is in pain.

For those who have trouble breastfeeding, talk to your doctor about domperidone, a stomach medication that also helps to increase breast milk production. If you buy domperidone online from a Canadian pharmacies, you will receive the same great medication for less.

If breastfeeding doesn’t work to ease your baby’s pain, try the Five S’s, a calming technique created for those who can not breastfeed. Try swaddling your baby tightly, being laid sideways or on their stomach while awake, shushing, swinging back and forth, and sucking on something (a soother works great). All of these acts help to soothe your baby. Many of them subconsciously remind him of his time in the womb. When he was growing in your belly, he experienced a ‘symphony of sensations, noise, jiggly movements and touching.’ The Five S’s try to replicate those feelings as a calming measure.

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Breastfeeding Myths Debunked

April 10, 2012 by Julia.

Filed under: Breast Milk, Tips for Breastfeeding, Domperidone Breastfeeding.

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Breastfeeding can be stressful for moms if it doesn’t happen right away, or their newborn simply doesn’t have a perfect latch. It comes with practice, time, and bonding. New moms may also be worried about some things they have heard from family or friends. Here are some of the top breastfeeding myths - debunked.

Mom eating gassy foods gives baby painful gas: FALSE

Eating foods such as cabbage, beans, and broccoli may give you gas, but your baby won’t even notice. Breast milk is created from nutrients absorbed into the bloodstream. Gas is only found in the digestive tract, it doesn’t make the transition into your blood.

Spicy foods can affect breast milk’s taste, and giving baby an upset stomach: FALSE

Introducing your child to a range of tastes early will ideally create an adventurous eater. Women in countries with spicier ethnic foods definitely don’t stop eating spices, why should you? There was also a study recently published hypothesizing that infants actually consumed more milk when it had a garlicky flavor.

Eating honey, which may contain botulism spores, can affect your under-12-months-old baby: FALSE

While botulism spores can negatively affect your baby, due to their developing digestive tract and immune system, your fully developed immune system should kill any botulism spores in the honey, before it gets to your child.

If you are having difficulty producing enough milk, talk to your doctor about Motilium, a stomach motility drug which also helps mothers produce more breast milk. Consider shopping online; you will be able to buy Motilium for significantly less at a Canadian pharmacy online.

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Top Six Teething Remedies

April 3, 2012 by Julia.

Filed under: Benefits of Breastfeeding, Tips for Breastfeeding, Domperidone Uses, Domperidone Breastfeeding.

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Teething times brings tears and irritability for both Mom and baby. However, there are many options available for parents today, from high-tech teether to uber-natural remedies like breastfeeding. Here is a list of the top 6 medicine-free teething remedies for your baby.

1. Breastfeeding- Although you may be afraid to allow potential teeth near your tender parts, for your baby, breastfeeding can be one of the most relaxing moments they have. It is familiar, they are being happily fed, and the feeling of warm milk running over their tender gums must make them feel they way you do in a bath – just great. However, be sure to pay attention while during a feeding. You want to avoid Baby getting bored-they may start using nipples as teethers.

2. Teethers – There are literally hundreds of different types of teethers on the market today. Vibrating teethers, chillable teethers, rubber, silicone and wood teethers. Luckily teethers are generally not too expensive, so you can easily experiment to find out which one your baby likes best. I have yet to try a vibrating teether, but that is my next option. There are even some on the market today that can be chilled and vibrate!

3. Distraction – Playing with your child, giving them a bath, or unexpected cuddle time all work wonders for distracting from the pain of teething. We like baths with a rubber ducky…silicone Duck is perfect to gnaw on while enjoying a warm bath.

4. Mesh Feeders – Mesh feeders are tiny, finely woven nets attached to a teether. Savvy moms put chilled banana chunks or apple slices into these feeders to provide both an ice-cube sensation for gums and a light choke hazard-free snack for their babies. They are usually easy to clean and dishwasher safe.

5. Cloths – It may seem odd, but an inexpensive great at-home teether is a dish cloth. Use a freshly laundered dishcloth, and dip it in water, breast milk or chamomile tea (for relief of teething pain and irritability) and then chill it in the fridge. After it is nice and cool, hand it over to baby to gnaw on.

6. Gum Massage – Enlist Dad for this one. Suggest that he put one of his nice flashy fingers into baby’s mouth and gentle massage the gums. Moms of course can do it too, but this allows for some bonding time between the two of them, and a potential 15 minute break for moms!

One of the best natural teething remedies for you child is breast feeding/ if you are having trouble producing milk on demand, talk to your doctor about domperidone, a medication that helps you increase your milk flow. As Motilium (domperidone’s brand name) is only available from one American manufacturer, it is significantly more expensive in the United States than in Canada. Consider buying online from a Canadian pharmacy online such as CanadaDrugsOnline.com.

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Why is Ginger so Good for Your Tummy?

March 28, 2012 by Julia.

Filed under: Buy Domperidone, Treatment for Gastroparesis, Treatment for Nausea and Vomiting.

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Ginger is everywhere- ginger ale, cookies, sushi restaurants, natural supplements. Personally, whenever I have the flu, I’ve been told to drink ginger ale, and have recently been taking ginger pastilles, which are chewable, and helped my nausea almost instantly. Ginger is used in tons of different places as a spice, a tea, and sometimes even as an aphrodisiac. I got to thinking…why is this? Everyone I know seems to accept that ginger is great for your digestion. But why?

Ginger has three important natural oils, which help provide its distinctive flavor and many positive properties. These oils are gingerols, shogaols and zingerone. Gingerols have been shown in laboratory studies to increase gastric motility. This often helps to prevent nausea, cramping and diarrhea. Gingerols also have been shown to have antibacterial, analgesic, and sedative properties. Oil from ginger (which contains a significant amount of gingerols) has been shown to prevent skin cancer in mice. Ginger oil has also been shown (anecdotally) to help ease the symptoms of arthritis. Arthritis suffers simply rub it into their affected joints, and let its anti-inflammatory properties go to work.

Ginger has a sialogogue action, which stimulates the production of saliva. It also stimulates the production of bile, which is a great for a patient with digestion problems, but should be used with caution by someone with gallstones. The combination of additional saliva, inflammation reduction and an increase in gastric motility all combine to make ginger one of the best natural supplements for your stomach and gastric tract’s comfort.

In countries where ginger beverages are common, they are often given to patients with stomach problems or the flu. This is due to the many positive properties of ginger, and a (generally) great taste. Ginger ale is a great way for extremely sick kids to get some fluids.

If you or your child is have a hard time with your tummy, or other gastrointestinal symptoms (cramping, bloating) talk to your doctor about domperidone. Brand-named Motilium, this medication is great for reducing symptoms such as vomiting and other stomach pains. It is used by gastroparesis patients to help their bodies digest faster, and control the stomach’s acids. Talk to your doctor about whether or not you should buy Motilium. If you do, consider buying the significantly less expensive generic Motilium, domperidone.

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Breastfeeding Lowers Risk of Ear Infections

March 21, 2012 by Julia.

Filed under: Benefits of Breastfeeding, Domperidone Breastfeeding, buy Motilium.

Tags: buy Motilium, Canadian pharmacy, exclusive breastfeeding, ear infections, antibiotic resistance, milk production.

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According to an article posted on BabyCenter.com, exclusively breastfeeding your child for only 3 months (most doctors recommend trying for at least six months) can drastically reduce the number of ear infections your child has. Ear infections in young children occur often, as they are easily transmitted from other toddlers at daycare or preschool.

Repeated ear infections lead to irritable children, babies, and in particularly bad cases, your infant may need to have tubes put in their ears. Situations like this can affect the rest of their lives. A side effect to note for ear infections is the possibility of antibiotic resistance. Over time, penicillin may no longer work, causing you child to take stronger and stronger antibiotics and creating antibiotic resistant bacteria.

Exclusive breastfeeding however, can help prevent this. Breastfeeding is reputed to stimulate immune system development- it helps babies stave of ear infections. According to recent research, babies who were exclusively breastfed for 3 months were 50 percent less likely to have recurring middle ear infections.

The World Health Organization currently recommends breastfeeding for two years. Many women are unable to do this, due to their career or other personal reasons. Some women are simply unable to produce enough milk. If you are having this problem, talk to your doctor about domperidone, a stomach medication with a useful side effect of stimulating milk production. American women can buy Motilium (domperidone's brand name) online at a Canada pharmacy, and pay significantly less than buying in the United States.

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Why Water is Important During Breastfeeding

March 15, 2012 by Julia.

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One of the most important tips we hear about breastfeeding is about staying hydrated. It seems to be common sense – you need liquid input to create liquid output. However, a lot of our breastfeeding mamas forget they need to hydrate both themselves and their child. That’s a lot of water. One friend of ours brought in a mini-fridge for the nursery, specifically for water and pumped milk. She says having water bottles within easy reach made a huge difference.

She says, “There’s nothing worse than me and Baby just getting comfy…then realizing how thirsty I am…thank goodness for B! (her husband)” Apparently it was his idea to move his beer fridge inside to help out! Other women have made it a priority to stop by their fridge before breastfeeding, keeping a water bottle or glass within reach.

Hydration is a big factor in regulating temperature, and if you’re feeling a little overheated, replenishing lost moisture. Your water intake may also be affecting your mood. One of the first noticeable symptoms of dehydration is fatigue, and sometimes irritability. Water also increases skin’s flexibility, helping to reduce stretch marks, and of course, staving off dry, cracked nipples.

Read more about water with these fun facts (for everyone!) from AllAboutWater.org
    1. Water helps to maintain healthy body weight by increasing metabolism and regulating appetite.
    2. Water leads to increased energy levels. The most common cause of daytime fatigue is actually mild dehydration.
    3. Water leads to overall greater health by flushing out wastes and bacteria that can cause disease.
    4. Water can prevent and alleviate headaches.
    5. Water naturally moisturizes skin and ensures proper cellular formation underneath layers of skin to give it a healthy, glowing appearance.
    6. Water aids in the digestion process and prevents constipation.

If you notice that you are having a hard time producing enough milk for your growing child, be sure to talk to your doctor about Motilium, a stomach medication with the delightful side effect of raising breast milk levels.

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Magnetic Surgery to Prevent Heartburn

March 5, 2012 by Julia.

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Scientists have recently completed clinical trials using a new magnetic device to treat chronic acid reflux, or GERD (gastroesophogeal reflux disease). For sufferers of GERD, every meal is a gamble. They have to avoid many acid-causing foods, such as chocolate, citrus fruits and carbonated drinks. If they don’t or even after many foods they don’t avoid, they develop an extremely painful burning sensation in their esophagus as the stomach acid travels. This can cause painful and excessive scarring.

With the new LINX device though, doctors are happy to relieve some of their patients’ pain. The LINX is a circular titanium ring designed to wrap around the lower section of the esophagus. It uses magnets to hold the esophagus closed after eating. Therefore, food can go down, but acid can’t come back up.

Another great thing about this device is that it is inserted during an incredibly quick procedure (20 minutes), and starts to work immediately. Patients are then able to start eating what they like, without having crippling pain after every meal. Participants in the LINX clinical trial were experiencing 80 or more heartburn episodes per week. The number was significantly reduced after insertion of the LINX.

The LINX has been unanimously voted by an FDA council to be safe and effective for GERD patients who do not respond to medication. Be sure to talk to your doctor about Prevacid and Nexium, two proton pump inhibitors designed to help with GERD.

Proton pump inhibitors work by telling the body to slow down acid production. Over time, proton pump inhibitors should drastically reduce the recurrences of heartburn. Patients suffering from GERD should buy Nexium, a popular PPI that has been proven to ease the symptoms of GERD. As Nexium and Prevacid will need to be taken indefinitely, GERD patients should think about buying online, from a Canada pharmacies. In order to save on their medications, patients may also buy Nexium generic, which is chemically and therapeutically the same, but can be bought at a lesser price due to lower overhead costs.

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Breast Milk – The New Liquid Gold?

February 28, 2012 by Shelly.

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Living in an era where the benefits of breast milk are better understood than ever before, demand for breast milk has reached an all time high, and now new mothers who are fortunate to produce vast amounts of breast milk are cashing in.

Desiree Espinoza had a 2-month-old baby girl but was pumping out enough breast milk to feed triplets, and as the new mothers freezer filled with zip lock baggies full of the breast milk, and her kitchen table continued to be buried in unpaid bills, the resourceful young mother decided to see if it was legal to cash in on her abundance of breast milk, knowing very well that a lot of women struggle to produce any milk at all for their new born.

What Desiree found online was a site similar to the website craigslist; but instead of soliciting used cars and furniture, the site offered a selection of human breast milk. The site infamously named, Only the Breast deals in human breast milk, had listings and posts from hundreds of new mothers eager to turn their surplus breast milk into profits.

Many kick off with a chirpy headline (“Chubby baby milk machine!”), then follow with a snapshot of their own robust infant and lush descriptions (“rich, creamy breast milk!” “fresh and fatty!”), making a primal source of nutrition sound like a New York cheesecake. The posts are additionally categorized to appeal to a variety of milk seekers, based on a baby’s age (from 0 to 12 months), say, or special dietary restrictions (dairy- and gluten-free). There’s also a sort of “anything goes” section for women willing to sell to men. Some ship coolers of frozen milk packed in dry ice. Others deal locally, meeting in cafés to exchange cash for commodity. The asking price on Only the Breast runs $1 to $2.50 an ounce. (A 6-month-old baby consumes about 30 ounces a day.)

Intrigued, Espinoza tapped out her sales pitch: “Mostly organic raised breast milk. I have over 500 oz saved and I need to get rid of it. During the week I only eat organic.” A few days later, she was in business, selling the milk at $2 an ounce to a couple of customers in the Phoenix area where she lives, including a mother with a newborn and a man who claimed breast milk helped his immune disorder. “There’s no way I could get a job with an infant, so this helps pay for diapers and clothes,” she says. In three months, the 19-year-old college student earned enough to buy a new laptop and the dress she wore to her wedding to the baby’s 22-year-old father, a recent college grad. She plans to continue selling for a year, and if she can pump a steady 30 ounces a day, she could take in about $20,000.

The overall benefit of feeding babies breast milk instead of formula has been well established. In 2007, the US Department of Health and Human Services issued a report showing that babies who are formula-fed instead of breast-fed are at an increased risk for asthma, acute ear infections, diarrhea, and SIDS. 1 The advantages of feeding breast milk to babies are touted by some to be lifelong, potentially lowering the odds of obesity and boosting IQ by as much as 5 points.

If you are a new mother who is struggling with producing breast milk for your baby, this may be a great solution to ensure that your baby still gets all of the benefits from all natural breast milk; however a lot of women will buy Motilium medication, which has a side effect of lactation. So be sure to speak with your family doctor before you hit the computer to buy “off sales” breast milk.

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