Archive for December, 2011
School Based Wellness Centers
The Premise: School Based Wellness Centers (SBWC) provide an important and significant function in the eradication of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI), which include HIV, in the State of Delaware. In an attempt to pursue this State and Federal mandate, community partners and collaborative...
Medical Oncology For Children
Cancer therapy for children is most often called pediatric oncology. It is one of the most ruthless forms of cancer because it attacks young defenseless children. If you spend any time learning about cancer and pediatric oncology you'll undoubtedly discover that there are many stories of young...
Motherhood Accessories
Posted under Motherhood on Monday, 26 December 2011 by editor
We all know babies don't come with a handbook. New and veteran moms alike can feel overwhelmed with all of the products out there designed to make motherhood easier. Fortunately, there are tried and true motherhood accessories out there, which new and veteran mothers swear by. These accessories...
Fatherhood: An Unscripted Journey
Posted under Fatherhood on Monday, 26 December 2011 by editor
Being a father to two wonderful children is equivalent to winning the lottery or being a sports superstar. They both have their obvious advantages and their not-so-obvious disadvantages. Fatherhood is simply trial by fire. There is no handbook that we are given when our bundles of joy arrive. Ask...
Wellness Doctors
It's unfortunate that the only time most people go a doctor is when they're already sick or hurt. Older persons are particularly prone to putting off visits and checkups. Wellness doctors are the team leaders in a proactive program for getting and staying healthy and fit. Wellness is a concept of...
Children Books
Children books are where it's at. Read to your babies and teach them reading at a very early age. Reading books will take your child on adventures and expand their imagination. Flying through outer space, exploring other planets, sailing the high seas, and even exploring the ocean bottoms will keep...
Cautions During Pregnancy
Here are some things which you should commonly avoid during pregnancy.
Caffeine
Studies provide conflicting reports on the effect of caffeine on the health of the foetus. It is however advisable to avoid excess of caffeine. This can be done by limiting the coffee intake to two cups a day....
The Commercial Origins of Father’s Day
Posted under Fatherhood on Saturday, 10 December 2011 by editor
Father's Day is a widely known celebration that honours fathers and celebrates fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the general influence of good fathers in society as a whole. Like Mother's Day it is a world wide celebration, but it is not uniformly celebrated on the same day and is not a public...
A Nursery Glider Useful for Mom and Baby
For new Moms and Dads, the first thing to shop for to complete your baby's room is the baby's crib and rocking chair or nursery glider. The baby usually sleeps in the crib giving Mom the time to relax while the baby is asleep. On the other hand, it is Mom who relaxes in the nursery glider, with......
My Reality: Wifehood and Motherhood!
Posted under Motherhood on Monday, 5 December 2011 by editor
Dedicated to my Cousin Margie
"I am a warrior, highly favored by God and humbled by my experiences"
As I sailed through singlehood, the thought of being a wife and mother seemed so far away until my friends got married and they all said the same thing "Ngoma you are next"! The moment it became...
