Baby & Breastfeeding

27/01/2026

🥹🥹🥹

26/01/2026

As long as my baby wants 🥹

26/01/2026

😅😂🫣

22/01/2026

💕🥰💗

22/01/2026

It was once a prayer,
Now I am living with the answers.

It was never easy,
But every moment is cherished.

Thank you Lord. 💕

21/01/2026

Proud breastfeeding mom! 🥰

21/01/2026

Even if you outgrow my arms
Even if you’ll grow to explore the world
Even if you find the love of your life

I may treat you differently in every stage of your life, but in my heart, you’ll always be my baby. 💕

21/01/2026

But it’s worth it. 💕

20/01/2026

Breastfeeding is not for babies with galactosemia ONLY. But it affects only 1 in every 40,000 to 60,000 live births worldwide wide, so rare that unless your baby is diagnosed, you should continue breastfeeding.

Even with maternal diseases, breastfeeding can still be explored by talking to your health care provider.

If your baby has some reaction to your breastmilk, maternal diet modification plays a crucial role to this.

20/01/2026

It’s NOT being judgemental. It’s speaking for the truth that milk companies hide.

Infant formula might be helpful, but this is NOT risk free.

This could be a major health threat to babies especially the younger ones. 😞

Register below to join this webinar and learn more.

🚨 New Food Safety Webinar from IBFAN this Wednesday, featuring Nestlé whistleblower Yasmine Motarjemi! This important webinar comes on the heels of two major infant formula contaminations: one by US-based ByHeart in November, and a 60+ country recall of infant formulas from Nestlé in January.

🗓️ 21 January 2026
⏰ 11.00 -12.30 CET (10-11.30 GMT)

Registration details in the comments below! ⬇️

Description of the webinar from IBFAN:
In November, a new US company called ByHeart recalled its Powdered Infant Formulas (PIF) in the USA because of risk of Clostridium botulinum contamination. This was followed in January with a recall in 60+ countries of Nestlé’s infant, follow-on, pre-term, and specialised formulas. Austria’s Health Ministry has said that the recall is the largest in the company’s history, affecting more than 800 products from over 10 Nestlé factories. Contamination outbreaks are especially problematic in the Global South and settings where the risks of using formula are greater, diagnosis is restricted, and access to treatment is reduced. The global online promotion and sale exacerbates the risks, idealising products and encouraging unquestioning trust.

One of our key speakers will be Yasmine Motarjemi, WHO’s Food Safety Senior Officer from 1990-2000 and Global Director of Food Safety at Nestlé and Assistant Vice-President (2000 to 2010). Yasmine will explain how she was forced to leave her job after repeatedly raising concerns about Nestlé’s mismanagementof food safety. All the time she was in post at Nestlé, her department of food quality, the cockpit of the Company,was never inspected by government authorities, not even when food incidents occurred. She refused to be silenced and became a whistleblower. Her new book Ce que l’empire Nestlé vous cache(What the Nestlé empire is hiding from you) was published in 2025 Bernard Nicolas, Yasmine Motarjemi.

19/01/2026

🤣💕😍

19/01/2026

Motherhood is both a joyful and stressful moment in a woman’s life.

It’s wonderful yet demands a lot from us that sometimes we don’t know how to keep up.

But in these physically, emotionally, spiritually, financially stressful moments…

looking at how my husband’s strength carries us through everyday…

I’m beyond grateful to be married to such as man.