Guest blog post by Neve Spicer* Break out the balloons and hang the streamers, it’s Breastfeeding Awareness Month! It’s the season to celebrate mothers, babies, and the beautiful bond that nursing creates between them. Best part? No shopping, no wrapping, no returning, no exchanging; it’s all about you and your child. Unfortunately, you do […]
Antonella Grech Gili is a primary school teacher at St Albert the Great College. At the moment she’s on parental leave to take care of their nearly 2 year old toddler. So in between nappies, meals, reading books and play time, she has a tea and scribbles down some thoughts as a poem. Below you […]
Being a mum can be a hard job at times. For all your effort, you’ll be rewarded with sleepless nights, an empty wallet and stretch marks. But all the challenges you face as a mum will be completely worth it, as long as your baby is happy and healthy. Choosing breastfeeding, when it is an […]
Guest post by Anya Sol* When I was about 7 months pregnant my mother absolutely insisted I buy a full travel system with the push chair, carrycot and a car seat. I thought differently. I talked to her about buying a sling and wear my baby instead. “You will do what?” – asked she, “You […]
Guest writer Carolyn Sultana* A silent reality for some women Everyone has his own special memory of childbirth with most women describing the birth of a child as the most wonderful, rewarding moment in life. As amazing as that experience might be, some women do end up with physical trauma which causes them pain […]
As mums we all want the best for our babies. And most of us do start with the intention to breastfeed, as we know that this is the best choice. The thing is, many of us come from a generation that didn’t breastfeed. Our mums can guide us through many things but quite often not through […]
Ergo 360 visits the Malta Aquarium – by Becky Gauci Maistre from Baby Wearing Malta I have been positively burning with curiosity about the Ergo 360 and whether it would like up to all the hype created, so when Elisavet Arkolaki, of Maltamum, sent over a sample donation for the library, I was truly […]
Guest writer Carolyn Sultana* The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that spans from the pubic bone at the front and the tail bone at the back and from the base of the pelvis. This sling of muscle and ligaments function to support the bladder, bowel and uterus. Every woman needs to be aware […]
Only 1 month left before the school starts in Malta, but in other countries with colder climates, like Sweden, the primary school just started. I was lucky enough to see the following post being shared on Facebook in the local group ‘Parenting from the womb: positive discipline for our children‘ and I felt that I […]
Guest post by Anya Sol* And so you did it! Whether naturally, a C-section, with complications or without, you had your baby! Now some months shall pass, you get the hang of breast or bottle feeding, get used to sleepless nights and eating whatever is in your reach, manage to remember to at least […]
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