Category: Expert advice

My baby drinks its bottle in their bed. Is this dangerous?
Marie, to put him to bed, I give my baby his bottle in the crib. Is this dangerous? Thanks for everything! Chantal Be careful Chantal!

Should I change breastfeeding positions during a session?
Updated article : April 2024. I know it's good to alternate positions during breastfeeding sessions. I gave birth 10 days ago and I realize that

Pregnancy Symptoms / UPPER BODY
Pregnancy symptoms are felt around the body. In this article we will look at the upper body.

What kind of container should I use to store breast milk?
I would like to store my breast milk and I don’t know what kind of container to use to protect it at the same time.

How to deal with the fear of childbirth?
If you would like to learn about the consequences of fear of childbirth, read Tokophobia and its Possible Consequences (in french only). Before Pregnancy: When

Pregnancy and Health
A proper diet combined with an active lifestyle will allow you to gain just enough weight and avoid pregnancy complications

How to Establish a Sleep Routine?
How can you establish a sleep routine? Finishing with the bath and massage can relax and lead to sleep.

When pregnant do I need to wear support socks?
I am 16 weeks pregnant, and my legs are already swollen. My mother told me to wear support socks to help, but is it a

My baby is five months old and still not sleeping a full night!
Why is my five-month-old still waking up every two or three hours at night? How can I change the situation?

The annoucnement that changed everything – two babies
"Do you want to see your baby?" I wasn't expecting that. I was at the end of my first monitoring appointment with my spouse. I

I need information about 5th disease
Fifth disease is an infection that frequently occurs in young children, often between 4-10 years of age. It’s associated with a virus called parvovirus B19.

Stretch Marks during Pregnancy
Don’t forget to read Tattoos and Pregnancy. Definition and explanation why: Stretch marks, which are medically known as striae gravidarum, occur in about 63% of