The Project Mommyger

When we visited Kara's pediatrician when she was about 6 months old to consult about feeding, Doctora explained thoroughly and gave us a list of do's and dont's when introducing solids (this is why I love her! She will really spend time to explain important points to you). Sharing everything I've learned below (not just from our pedia but also from more than a year of doing BLW and teaching other parents how to). How to know if your baby is ready for solids: Baby is at least

When I said Hello to my 32nd week (the start of the third trimester) I also said hello to extreme shortness of breath, severe back pain, flatulence, fake contractions, and lack of sleep. I've never peed so much in my life that I got scared sometimes (it's like, my bladder has shrunk to the size of a cherry...) I'm just glad that I didn't have edema (but my feet did get bigger). I was drinking around 4 liters of water a day to make sure I don't get dehydrated and I have a heal