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By Baby Corner on Mar 30, 2013 in: after birth, Baby Needs Checklist, hygiene, Taking Care of Your Baby, bath water, Unique baby names
Mommies like me tend to under of over estimate the temperature of the baby’s bath water. Fact is, our babies cannot tell us directly if the water is cold or hot. Their only means of communication is through crying. You … Continue reading...
By Health Ave. on Mar 22, 2013 in: health and beauty, health and home, healthy enviroment, hygiene, physical health, Common Summer Skin Problems, skin, skin problem, Summer
It’s summer once again! The time of the year when the sun is beaming so bright and it’s really scorching. It’s also the season for common skin problems to occur. Pimples and Acne - it can even be in your … Continue readi...
By Health Ave. on Mar 22, 2013 in: health and home, hygiene, difference between isopropyl and ethyl alcohol, Ethanol, Ethyl Vs. Isopropyl Alcohol, food poison
Due to diseases caused by bacteria and germs, it is best to always keep yourself clean. There has been an ongoing campaign regarding this: Wash your hands whenever you touch anything because your hands get most of the dirt and … Continue readin...
By Health Ave. on Mar 7, 2013 in: health and beauty, health tips, healthy body, healthy lifestyle, hygiene, physical health, cavities, teeth, tooth decay, tooth problems, you and your teeth, you and your tooth
How well do you take care of your teeth. Do you have that perfect smile or is your teeth too crooked? Do you always experience bleeding or soreness on your gums? Maybe the biggest problem of all is that you … Continue reading →...
By Baby Corner on Mar 7, 2013 in: after birth, Baby Needs Checklist, hygiene, Infancy to 2 years old, Taking Care of Your Baby, Babies nails, fingernails
A newborn’s nails are so delicate that moms are scared of cutting them. But these nails grow about 0.1 mm every day. Since babies do not have control over their arms, they may scratch their faces. Question is, how soon … Continue reading...
By Health Ave. on Mar 6, 2013 in: health tips, hygiene, medicine, physical health, cut, first aid cut, first aid tip, first aid wound, wound
A cut is a type of wound in which a skin is torn with clean edges. In this way, your connective tissue elements are separated, causing your skin to bleed. How do you treat a cut? Here are first-aid tips … Continue reading →...
By Peachy Pink Sisters on Feb 7, 2013 in: Review, Hygiene, Hand Sanitizer, Sakura Foam Hand Sanitizer, Sakura
Hello everyone! I always bring either a small bottle of hand sanitizer or rubbing alcohol (isopropyl or ethyl or whatever I find in my house that I can transfer in my small spray bottle) inside my bag for hygienic purposes. We have to keep our hands...