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10 Signs That Your Baby is Teething

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  Hello beautiful mamas! Welcome back to MamaExpert. If your baby has suddenly turned into a fuss-machine and you’re left puzzled as to why, we might have an answer for you.  That’s right, your baby could be teething. Let's explore the 10 most common signs your baby is teething, so you can swap the guessing for comforting. Ready to become an expert in teething? Let’s get started!             1. Excessive Drooling   One of the earliest signs of teething is an increase in your baby's drooling. Your baby's body produces extra saliva to help lubricate the tender and swollen gums. This might result in constantly wet bibs and onesies. Keep some cloths handy to keep your little one comfortable and dry.   2. Chewing on Everything   If your usually placid baby suddenly starts chewing on anything they can get their hands on, teething could be the reason. This includes their fingers, toys, or even your fingers! The pressure from biting can offer them some temporary relief from the dis

Probiotics During Pregnant

 Hello, dear Mama,

Today, we're going to dive into a fascinating topic - probiotics during pregnancy. You've probably heard about probiotics and their benefits, but let's understand them better. 

Think of your body as a bustling city filled with tiny inhabitants: bacteria, fungi, viruses - all living harmoniously. This city, known as your microbiome, is your personal health guardian. It helps fend off harmful invaders, powers your immune system, and helps process the food you eat into energy.




Now, onto the question of the hour - "Are probiotics safe during pregnancy?

While everybody is unique, most evidence suggests that probiotics are safe for expecting mamas. However, it's always wise to have a chat with your doctor about any supplements you're considering. 

And how do probiotics work? 

Well, that's a fantastic question that scientists are still exploring. The general idea is that good bacteria in probiotics help battle harmful invaders in your body, reducing the amount of bad bacteria, and potentially protecting you from certain health concerns.

Next up, "What are the benefits of probiotics during pregnancy?

Probiotics can help your digestive system stay on track by reducing the presence of bad bacteria. They can aid in managing conditions like infection diarrhea, antibiotic-related diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, and bacterial vaginosis. Some studies even suggest that probiotics could reduce the chances of gestational diabetes mellitus.

But wait, don't forget about prebiotics - the best buddies of probiotics! Prebiotics are like superfoods for your gut bacteria, stimulating the growth of the good guys. You can find them in many fruits and vegetables, particularly those rich in complex carbohydrates.



Given the common discomforts like constipation and diarrhea during pregnancy, the use of probiotics is fairly common. But where can you get them? Foods like live-cultured yogurt, sauerkraut, kombucha, and kimchi are great sources. Probiotic supplements are another option, but as always, please discuss them with your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement routine. 


So, there you have it, dear Mama. Remember, you're doing an incredible job navigating this journey, and every decision you make is with the best interest of your little one in mind. I hope this information provides some guidance and reassurance.


I would love to hear about your experiences and thoughts. Do you have any stories about probiotics during pregnancy? And remember, there are more articles on our blog that can help guide you through this miraculous journey. Your experiences and shared stories can provide comfort and inspiration to other moms too, so let's keep the conversation going.

Take care and remember Mama, we're in this together!


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