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Postpartum Essentials: 8 Must-Have Items for New Moms
When I was pregnant with my first child, I devoured YouTube videos about everything I “absolutely” needed for the baby. Some advice was useful, some not so much. Like many first-time parents, we ended up buying plenty of items we barely used. Over time, I realized that a few key products and solutions can make the first months of motherhood much more manageable. The postpartum period is physically and emotionally demanding, and it’s the little things that truly make life easier. After a baby arrives, parents are often showered with gifts—clothes, blankets, toys. While cute, many of these items aren’t practical for daily life. Fancy outfits, iron-required shirts, or tiny…
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Homemade Oat Moisturizer for Eczema Relief
Eczema can be a challenging skin condition that requires loving care and attention. I understand how distressing it can be, especially when trying to find products that truly help. Research indicates that creams with 1% colloidal oatmeal can offer relief for those struggling with eczema. While it’s easy to find ready-made options on store shelves, I’d like to share why creating your own cream at home can be a more beneficial choice. Many commercial products do contain helpful ingredients, but they often also include synthetic preservatives like phenoxyethanol, which can aggravate sensitive skin—especially for those dealing with eczema. I certainly recognize the role of preservatives in product effectiveness, particularly natural…
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Postpartum Hair Loss: Effective Supplements and Remedies for Restoration
Hair loss due to hormonal changes or stress is a common issue for many women. It’s often a natural response of the body. Nonetheless, hair thinning can be somewhat reduced, which makes the situation seem less dramatic. For example, paying attention to the right vitamins and minerals can help. Of course, hair loss can have various causes. It can be due to hypothyroidism or vitamin deficiencies. Therefore, before blindly reaching for supplements, you should get blood tests first. This will help you find out exactly what’s going on in your body. I’m writing this article not only for you but also for myself. After two pregnancies and years of breastfeeding,…
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6 Harmful Chemicals to Avoid in Baby Care Products
The skin is the largest organ in the human body. It acts as a barrier that protects us from the outside world. It’s no wonder that what we apply to our skin can significantly affect our health. Many chemicals present in cosmetics can penetrate the skin, causing both internal and external issues. When it comes to baby care, it is especially important to avoid ingredients known for their aggressiveness. A baby’s skin is particularly delicate and much thinner than that of an adult, making it more susceptible to irritation. Therefore, choosing safe care products is a key task for every parent or caregiver. When a baby is born, it is…
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Homemade Jelly Babies with Honey and Vitamin C
One of the simplest ways to incorporate vitamin C into your child’s diet is through vitamin gummies. Unfortunately, finding gummies that don’t contain glucose syrup, large amounts of sugar, or artificial flavorings can be quite a challenge. Even if you manage to find gummies sweetened with maltitol (not perfect, but better), kids often want to eat the whole package at once, and that can be quite expensive. That’s why today I’m sharing a simple recipe for homemade vitamin C gummies that you can make together with your kids. Not only is this a healthy alternative, but it’s also a fun activity – kids will love popping the gummies out of…
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The best crispy gluten and diary-free waffles
My kids and I absolutely love waffles, whether for breakfast, dessert, or as a quick treat for guests. I have to admit that it took me quite a while to develop the perfect recipe. I wanted the waffles to be as delicious and crispy as traditional wheat waffles. After many attempts, I finally achieved a result that even satisfied my picky husband. These waffles are crispy, aromatic, and contain no oil, refined sugar, or gluten. The addition of coconut milk gives them the perfect richness—no one will even guess they are “different”! Ingredients: Baking Instructions: Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. It’s that simple! Preheat…
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Make Your Own Mayonnaise: A Healthier and Yummier Choice
Why make homemade mayonnaise when you can buy ready-made? That’s a good question. Today, stores offer a huge variety of mayonnaises – even organic versions, ones with olive oil, or without preservatives. If you use mayonnaise only occasionally, an occasional store-bought portion probably won’t harm you. But if you like mayonnaise and use it regularly – or would like to, but have doubts about its health effects – read this post till the end. Mayonnaise is basically a very simple product: oil, egg, mustard, and vinegar or lemon juice. The problem is that 99% of store-bought mayonnaises use refined oils such as rapeseed (canola) or sunflower oil. While cold-pressed sunflower…
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Homemade Cashew Milk – The Simplest, Healthiest, and Creamiest
If you’re looking for a plant-based milk that not only tastes amazing but also genuinely supports your health – you absolutely have to try homemade cashew milk. It’s my all-time favourite among all plant-based drinks. Not only is it incredibly easy to make, but it’s also natural, nourishing, and far superior to most store-bought alternatives. Perfect for Coffee, Porridge and Cooking I make cashew milk regularly – for coffee, porridge, smoothies, and cooking. Its silky, creamy texture makes lattes taste better than in most cafés. What’s more, thanks to one clever little ingredient, this milk doesn’t separate, even after several days in the fridge, and it stays smooth and uniform…
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How to Make a Natural Orange Peel Cleaning Spray That Smells Amazing and Actually Works
Orange season is in full swing uicy, sweet oranges are tempting in every store. At our house, they disappear by the kilo – the kids absolutely love them. But what to do with all those peels? For a long time, I simply threw them away, usually into the compost bin. Until one day I visited my friend Sandra – a true treasure trove of natural living wisdom. A homemade spray straight from a jar Sandra showed me a jar filled with orange peels soaked in vinegar. “This is my countertop and sink cleaner – it works great and smells amazing!” she said. I had tried cleaning with vinegar before, but…
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Healthy Low-Carb Orange Cake – Gluten-Free & Delicious!
I first came across this cake during a family gathering at my husband’s relatives’ house in London. My brother-in-law made it using a recipe published in The Guardian, written by Claudia Roden. The cake was served warm, straight from the oven – with fresh blueberries and raspberries. It was truly heavenly! I remember eating three slices and would have gladly gone for more, if I hadn’t started to feel a bit embarrassed. The cake was slightly moist, incredibly fragrant, and very filling. When we got back home, my brother-in-law sent me the recipe. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that the exact same recipe was printed… on the back of…
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Hair Growth Boosting Mask – Only 3 Ingredients!
Today I’ve got a special recipe for you – a homemade hair mask that helps combat hair loss. It’s super easy to make and doesn’t need to be stored in the fridge. If you’ve read my previous post about natural methods and supplements for hair loss, you’ll remember I came across some interesting studies about MSM while researching the topic. That’s when the idea for this hair mask was born. Why MSM? Scientific research confirms the effectiveness of MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) for both internal and external use. MSM is a white powder that dissolves easily in water. To be effective in scalp care, it should be used in a 10% concentration.…
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Gluten-free chocolate raspberry cake
This is not your average chocolate cake.It’s a true chocolate delight that captivates with the intense richness of cocoa and the refreshing burst of raspberries. If you think you’ve already tasted the best chocolate cake of your life – try this one.Gluten-free, free from unnecessary additives, and packed with the deep, velvety taste of dark chocolate and a juicy fruity twist. Perfect for any occasion – or no occasion at all. Especially when you’re hosting a garden party and want to impress your guests with something homemade, gluten-free, and extraordinary.This cake is stunning, yet simple to make – and it always disappears down to the very last crumb. I’ve tested…
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Two Births, Two Stories: Epidural vs. Natural
Dreams of a Baby, Nightmares of Pain For as long as I can remember, I’ve always wanted to have children. However, the thought of childbirth terrified me since I was a child. Perhaps it was the dramatic stories my mother told me about giving birth in communist Poland, or maybe it was the phrase “that’s nothing compared to childbirth” that I kept hearing whenever I hurt myself as a kid. I love nature, but when it comes to physical pain, I never saw the point in suffering. I didn’t want to think about it or see it, so I deliberately avoided birth videos and stories from other women. At every…
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The Healthiest Face Powder in the World – And You Can Eat It!
Ladies, I have an absolute hit for you today!Something I’ve been using for about a year, and only recently realized that very few women know about it. I’m talking about a 100% natural, edible face powder – the healthiest one you can possibly use! I discovered it completely by accident while looking for a natural ingredient to make my body butter less greasy. That’s how I came across arrowroot flour (from Maranta arundinacea – a tropical root vegetable from Indonesia). It has a silky, ultra-fine texture – just like expensive mineral powders. Most often, you’ll find it in the kitchen – it’s used in paleo and gluten-free diets. It’s a…
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The Healthiest and Crispiest Granola — Sugar-Free, with Raw Nuts!
When spring begins, many of us crave yogurt with fruit and crunchy granola. Ah, it’s so delicious!My husband often buys regular granola from the store, and of course, the kids, seeing what he’s eating, want the same. I’ve tried my best to discourage them from this treat, explaining that it contains a lot of sugar, which harms health and damages teeth — but little kids don’t really care about that. They want to eat what’s sweet, crunchy, and tasty… just like dad. o sweeten the granola, I used maple syrup — not only does it have a low glycemic index, but it also gives the perfect crunch. I don’t recommend…
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Brain Boosting No Bake Choco-Nutty Bars
This simple and healthy energy bar recipe is inspired by Patrick Holford’s original from Smart Foods for Smart Kids, though I’ve made it a bit easier and quicker to prepare at home. These homemade energy bars are a fantastic snack whenever you need a quick pick-me-up. They’re packed with healthy fats that aren’t damaged by high temperatures – and that’s essential for supporting optimal brain function. It’s a perfect healthy snack to take to work, school, university, or even on the go. Now, I have to be honest – I’m not a huge fan of nuts. I often find them a little boring, and unless they’re salted and roasted, they…
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Baked Paleo Nut Bars (Low Carb)
I love nutty bars from the shop – I really do. I love how crunchy they are, how satisfying they feel… but let’s be honest – they’re usually packed with sugar, glucose syrup, and a bunch of ingredients I can’t even pronounce. Not to mention, they’re pretty expensive for what they are. But what if I told you that you could make your own version at home – just as delicious (maybe even better), using real, wholesome ingredients, with way less sugar and actually good for you? Let me show you how. Ingredients: Instructions: Are Homemade Nut Bars Worth It? You might be thinking, “Wow, these ingredients—nuts, maple syrup—are quite…
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Chocolate Face and Body Butter Bar – Only Three Ingredients!
Packing for a vacation often means limited space in your suitcase. In such situations, a solid face and body butter is a perfect solution. Its fully natural formula melts upon contact with the skin, making application easier and eliminating the need for extra packaging. It is suitable for both body and face care and can be used by both children and adults. The solid butter effectively: Although cocoa butter is highly nourishing, it has quite a firm texture and takes time to melt in your hands. Additionally, its intense bitter chocolate scent may not be for everyone. To improve its application and aroma, it’s worth combining it with shea butter…
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Anemia – How to Naturally Replenish Iron, B12, and Folate
Anemia is one of the most common conditions affecting pregnant women. It typically develops during the second trimester when the body rapidly increases red blood cell production to supply the baby with sufficient oxygen. During this period, the demand for iron rises significantly, as it is essential for the proper development of both the baby and the placenta. However, anemia during pregnancy is not always due to iron deficiency. It can also result from a lack of vitamin B12 or folate. All three nutrients play vital roles in producing healthy red blood cells. Deficiencies caused by poor diet or malabsorption issues can lead to anemia, posing serious health risks to…
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Easy Hyaluronic Acid Serum Recipe -3 Ingredients
Hyaluronic acid is one of the most popular moisturizing ingredients, found in almost every skincare product. However, if you take a closer look at the ingredient lists of store-bought serums, you’ll notice that most of them are primarily water, thickeners, and fillers, with only a small percentage of actual hyaluronic acid. The truth is, a hyaluronic acid serum doesn’t need any thickeners—hyaluronic acid naturally turns water into a gel, so synthetic additives are used purely to enhance the texture rather than the effectiveness of the product. It’s also worth paying attention to fragrance—many store-bought cosmetics contain fragrance blends with undisclosed ingredients. The general term “parfum” can hide dozens of different…
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Honey Balm for Everything!
Today I have something special for you! The idea to create this natural eczema ointment came completely by accident. Nevertheless, it turned out to be a well-researched and documented remedy for various skin problems. One day, while browsing I came across an article about eczema. The author referenced an interesting study on the effectiveness of an ointment made with olive oil, honey, and beeswax in treating skin lesions. The study used the ingredients in a 1:1:1 ratio, so – as an enthusiastic fan of natural cosmetics – I promptly decided to recreate this recipe. That same day, I got to work, but the final result turned out as hard as…
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Multitasking Soothing Perineal Spray with Witch Hazel and Lavender
As you probably know, childbirth is quite an experience, and recovery takes time. For my first birth, I prepared myself very well in terms of skincare, and today I want to share with you my recipe for the best postpartum spray for intimate areas (and beyond) you’ll ever have. Why make the spray yourself? Isn’t it better to buy a ready-made one? Well, no! When it comes to healing wounds, the simpler, the better. The spray I’m going to show you contains only two ingredients: Be cautious with the ingredients in intimate area sprays! When choosing sprays for intimate areas, it’s important to pay attention to the ingredients. I found…
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Lush – A Green Illusion? Examining Greenwashing in Cosmetics
Many of us, passionate about all things natural and eco-friendly, eagerly add Lush products to our shopping carts, believing our purchases are sustainable wonders. Lush is often linked with nature, freshness, and a punk lifestyle. Their creams look handcrafted, and the masks even have bits of parsley—how perfectly natural, right? But what if I told you that Lush isn’t as natural as you think? When I explain to my friends that Lush is not quite what it seems, they often feel deceived. Why is that? We have created an image of Lush as an eco-legend in our minds. To be clear, Lush doesn’t directly claim that their products are made…
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Caffeine in Pregnancy: How Much Is “One Coffee”? Shocking Findings.
As a devoted coffee lover, I often found myself asking an important question during my pregnancy: how much coffee can I safely drink each day? Many sources suggested that “one coffee a day” was fine, but I began to wonder—what exactly does “one coffee” mean? Is a small latte equivalent to a large flat white? Does a double espresso count as one coffee or two? How many teaspoons of ground coffee can I brew at home? It turned out that caffeine during pregnancy is more complicated than I had initially thought! The Impact of Caffeine on Pregnancy: What the Latest Research Says Caffeine is a beloved staple for many, boosting…
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Eczema Relief: 9 Natural, Scientifically Proven Ways to Heal
Eczema is a challenge that many young children face. It’s understandable that parents often turn to online communities for recommendations on creams and ointments that promise relief. However, managing eczema can be a more intricate process than simply using topical treatments. It’s important to recognize that eczema is not just a skin condition; it may signal deeper issues within the body. Our skin can often serve as a mirror to our internal health, reflecting imbalances that may relate to our immune system or gut health. Atopic Dermatitis (AD) is one of the most prevalent inflammatory skin conditions affecting children. Its emergence is often linked to abnormal immune reactions to various…
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How We Treat the Flu in Our Kids Naturally
I’m writing this post during a special moment—we’ve just recovered from the flu, and for me, it was the hardest one I’ve ever experienced. As usual, our children handled it much better. Their illness lasted only two days, during which they slept a lot and had a mild fever. My eldest son is now four years old and has never taken any medication, while my younger son has had antibiotics only once. From the beginning, we have chosen to treat them naturally, using herbs, homeopathy, vitamins, and a health-supporting diet. When I was a child, every infection meant antibiotics and syrups from the doctor, along with sweets from family members…
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“The flu fighters”- @Patrick Holford’s book on natural flu and covid treatments.
In this article, we will explore @Patrick Holford’s book “Flu Fighters.” While the book is not specifically targeted at pregnant women, its approach can still provide valuable inspiration. However, it is essential to consult with a doctor or naturopath before making any decisions or taking action. @Patrick Holford is a well-known author of 44 books translated into 30 languages and the founder of the Institute for Optimum Nutrition. His work is based on over 50 studies that confirm the effectiveness of proper nutrition in combating viral infections. Medications vs. Nature: My Experience with COVID-19 During Pregnancy I have been through two pregnancies, and in both cases, I battled COVID-19. During…
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Aromatherapy During Pregnancy and Postpartum
If you read my blog regularly, you know how important it is to avoid artificial fragrances at home, especially during pregnancy. If this is your first time here, I invite you to check out my previous post, where I discuss this topic in detail. Aromatherapy, which uses concentrated plant essential oils, can be quite controversial during pregnancy. The main reason for this is that conducting medical experiments on pregnant women is considered unethical. Consequently, most research relies on observations made on animals. While essential oils can offer numerous benefits, some studies indicate that certain oils may have toxic effects on the reproductive system. Therefore, it is essential to use essential…
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Homemade Elderberry Syrup (sambucol)
If you’ve read my previous post about natural ways to fight a cold, you’re already aware of the significance of elderberry juice. It boasts numerous benefits, including anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, diaphoretic, expectorant, diuretic, immune-boosting, and antioxidant properties. Additionally, it can help lower cholesterol and blood glucose levels. Speaking of elderberries, I remember an experience I had while picking them for syrup in a local park. I was nearly finished with my “harvesting mission” when a woman approached me. She looked at me disapprovingly and said, “These fruits belong to nature, not to you!” Clearly, she wasn’t a fan of homemade syrups. Since that encounter, I’ve been more cautious and now…
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Paracetamol in Childhood – The Hidden Risk to Brain Development
Paracetamol, known as acetaminophen in the USA, is a widely used pain reliever and fever reducer. In the USA, it is commonly sold under the brand name Tylenol, while in the UK, it is marketed as Calpol. It is frequently administered to infants and children and is widely available, as recommended by the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. As a result, nearly every household has it in their medicine cabinet. However, emerging evidence suggests that the use of paracetamol early in life may lead to long-term neurological issues. Paracetamol and Toxicity While paracetamol can cause liver damage in adults, studies indicate that its use during early childhood may…
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Gluten free gingerbread with coconut sugar
Dear friends, December is the time when the scent of cinnamon, ginger, and honey fills our homes. It’s also the moment when we prepare holiday treats, and gingerbread cookies hold a special place among them. Today, I’d like to share my recipe for healthy gingerbread cookies. They’re not only delicious but also friendly for those avoiding gluten and refined sugar. These gingerbread cookies are slightly crispy and full of spice flavor. Preparing them is a great idea for a family baking session—kids love cutting out shapes with cookie cutters! Ingredients: Preparation: Why is it worth it? These gingerbread cookies are a great alternative to traditional recipes because: Give them a…
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Diary Free Egg Nog (Non-Alcoholic)
Eggnog is a traditional holiday drink in the USA, often served with whipped cream and alcohol (such as brandy or rum). However, this version is alcohol-free, making it perfect for children and pregnant women. I fondly remember my mom preparing it for me during my childhood. When I was unwell, it became a comforting ritual. This recipe is not only delicious but also rich in choline, an essential nutrient for children’s development and maternal health. If you’d like to learn more about the importance of choline in your diet, click here. Ingredients (Serves 2): Instructions: 1. Whipping the Egg Yolks In a bowl, whisk the egg yolks with honey until…
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Simple and Luxurious Cranberry Sauce
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Choline in Pregnancy – How to Give Birth to a Genius
Pregnancy is a time when many women strive to make the best choices for their developing babies. This often means avoiding raw eggs due to the risk of listeria. Many women remove them entirely, particularly during the first trimester when food aversions often occur. However, it’s important to recognize that eggs are one of the most significant sources of a key nutrient vital for your baby’s brain development: choline. Choline is often underestimated, yet a deficiency in this nutrient can lead to serious issues. Understanding the role of choline during pregnancy is essential for both maternal and fetal health. Why Is Choline So Important During Pregnancy? Choline plays a crucial…
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How to Replace Carcinogenic Fragrances at your Home
As long as I can remember, I’ve always been fascinated by beautiful scents. Even in elementary school, I used to sneak my mom’s perfume, carefully hidden in the closet under her clothes. Scented lip balms and relaxing bubble baths were my little rituals. At drugstores, I would always choose cosmetics based on their scent. I trusted the promises made by the manufacturers. I ignored the ingredient lists that seemed incomprehensible to me. Does a beautiful scent equal a healthy home? I loved it when my home smelled nice. Air fresheners were a standard – in the bathroom, living room, and sometimes even the bedroom. Plus, candles created a special atmosphere…
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Paracetamol in Pregnancy: Are We Aware of the Risks?
Paracetamol, also known as acetaminophen in the United States, is one of the most commonly used pain relievers worldwide. Often referred to as APAP or Tylenol, it is versatile and can be found in over 600 products designed to alleviate pain and reduce fever. In particular, paracetamol is commonly used by pregnant women. Studies show that more than 50% of pregnant women use this medication during pregnancy. Recommendations about the use of paracetamol during pregnancy come from reputable health institutions like the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration), EMA (European Medicines Agency), and NHS (National Health Service) in the UK. Recognized as Safe, But Is It Really? According to information…
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DHA in Pregnancy: Essential for Baby’s Brain Development
Did you know that there are key nutrients essential for your baby’s brain development? Many expecting mothers are not aware of these nutrients, and doctors often overlook this important topic. I only learned about them during the sixth month of my first pregnancy. That’s when I decided to research the information myself. I read books by top American doctors and reviewed scientific studies, finding strong evidence for the benefits of DHA. One could write an entire book on this topic. Today, I want to share with you what I’ve learned over the past few years. My goal is to make your pregnancy as informed and joyful an experience as possible.…
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Healthy Polish Coconut Custard (diary free)
Who doesn’t love custard? It’s a flavor most of us associate with childhood and the warmth of home. Pudding was the first dish I ever made on my own – back then, I used the instant mix from a packet. Unfortunately, those ready-made mixes are mostly starch, sugar, artificial flavors, and colorings, which makes them far from an ideal healthy dessert. Did you know you can make equally delicious pudding that’s healthy and nourishing, especially for your child’s growing brain? Thanks to natural ingredients like egg yolks, homemade pudding not only tastes amazing but also provides valuable nutrients. As a devoted fan of choline, I try to incorporate it into…
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8 Effective Oils for Reducing Stretch Marks
Pregnancy is an incredible journey, but it often comes with the challenge of stretch marks appearing on the belly, breasts, thighs, or buttocks. Many believe that if their mother struggled with stretch marks, they are destined for the same fate. However, my experience reveals that fate is not set in stone—especially when you have the right knowledge and research-backed solutions at your disposal. The beauty market is overflowing with products that promise miraculous results, and many of us are eager to spend significant money in hopes of achieving smooth skin. But what does science really say? Let’s explore the research and uncover the remarkable role oils can play in pregnancy…
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Decaf Coffee – A Guide for Expectant Mothers
If you’ve read my previous article on the effects of caffeine during pregnancy, you already know that our beloved lattes are, unfortunately, too energizing for moms-to-be. But don’t worry! Decaf coffee during pregnancy is a fantastic alternative, allowing you to keep enjoying your coffee pleasures. Today, I’m excited to share a wonderful solution with you – organic decaf coffee, perfect for pregnancy! You can enjoy it on its own or mix it with regular coffee in a 50/50 ratio without worrying about caffeine overload. Before you grab your first bag of decaf, it’s important to understand that not all decaf coffee is created equal. Some varieties undergo chemical processes, while…
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Nutrition and Stretch Marks: Care for Your Skin from Within!
Welcome Back! If you haven’t read my previous article on external methods for preventing stretch marks yet, I highly encourage you to do so! Today, we’ll explore a topic that perfectly complements that post: how to care for your skin from within, giving stretch marks no chance to develop. A proper nutrition during pregnancy is just as crucial as the oils and creams we apply to our bodies. Vitamin C: Your Skin’s Superhero Vitamin C plays a fundamental role in collagen production, which is a protein responsible for skin elasticity and firmness. Research has shown that fibroblasts, the cells responsible for synthesizing collagen, require vitamin C to function properly. Moreover,…
