breastfeeding

COVID-19 EVENT DELAYED Dis-Chem BoobaLoo Online Baby Shop

by Jozikids | baby, baby care, baby health, breastfeeding, COVID-19 | 2 comments

You can expect everything from bump to toddler in one place with the exclusive Dis-chem BoobaLoo Online Shop. Don’t miss this FREE shopping experience for 7 days only from 27 April to 3 May 2020. An Online Baby Shop like never before in SA! It’s...Read more

COVID 19 EVENT DELAYED Dis-Chem Boobaloos Baby Boutique Expo

by Jozikids | Kids expo, baby care, baby health, breastfeeding | 0 comments

The Baby Boutique Expo that meets more than your average expectation… Dis-Chem Boobaloos Baby & Toddler Expo promises to be an Expo talked about for years to come. WHEN: April 3, 4, 5 Fri : 9am – 6pm; Sat : 9am – 6pm Sun : 9am...Read more

Don’t miss the MamaMagic Baby Expo!

by Jozikids | baby, baby care, baby health, breastfeeding | 0 comments

The award-winning MamaMagic Baby Expo is headed back to Joburg in May 2019 for its 14th year. As South Africa’s biggest parenting expo with over 260 exhibits, this event is a must for all expectant, new or returning parents. Visitors to the expo can look forward to...Read more

What you need to know about breastfeeding

by Mike Marinus | breastfeeding | 0 comments

I was fortunate enough to get ‘The Baby Lady’ Samantha Crompton on episode 7 of The Easy Baby Podcast to talk about the big myths surrounding breastfeeding. The biggest secret to breastfeeding according to Sam is: “Manage your expectations and do it one step at a time.”

Could my baby have Lactose Intolerance?

by Mike Marinus | breastfeeding, health, nutrition | 1 comment

Explosive, frothy, watery poos can be quite an experience and very unnerving for new parents especially when they are accompanied by tummy cramps, painful straining and very stinky gas…

Breastfeeding and work: Let’s make it work

by Jessica Ferguson | baby products, breastfeeding | 0 comments

We all know that breastfeeding is the best option for your baby, but moms often have to return to work while their babies are still breastfeeding. So, what’s a mom to do?