Climate change is no longer a distant problem; it is happening here and happening now. Barack Obama expressed these exact sentiments, stating, "... we're the first generation to feel the impact of climate change; we are the last generation that can do something about it. We only get one home; we only get one planet. There's no plan B...."
Do you have a spouse, partner, friend, daughter, or another loved one who's pregnant amid the pandemic? During these uncertain and challenging times, let her know that she is loved and supported. The tips and resources below can help you in supporting her before and after her pregnancy — so keep reading! Prenatal Support for Expectant Mothers In the age of COVID-19, these three resources will help you to support the moms-to-be in your life. Encourage your loved one to book a consultation with a midwife / or doula. The range of services offered includes prenatal, birth and labour support, as well as postpartum care. Schedule regular Zoom calls with your pregnant loved one encouraging social interaction. You can also...
Bumbini has a gift registry that allows your friends and family help set you up with all the cloth diapers you need. Here are some tips to make the most of it!
Bumbini is always looking to meet other amazing businesses such as Lowen's. The number one frustration among parents when diaper changing is dealing with diaper rash, that is until now, - thanks to Lowen's. I recently had the pleasure to talking with Founder and Ceo of Lowen's, Chad Zelensky. Inspired by and named after their daughter, Lowen. After unsuccessful trials of commercially-available diaper rash treatments, they used their pharmaceutical knowledge and clinical experience to develop an innovative natural diaper balm using unconventional, unrefined locally-sourced ingredients. 1) Where is Lowen's located? A family-owned and operated skin care company based in Calgary, Alberta. 2) Who is the creative mastermind behind Lowen products? What is your background? Conceived by a veteran Pharmacist committed to using organic, fair-trade, and/or locally-sourced...
New research suggests frequent exposure to common household cleaning products can increase a child's risk of developing asthma. The study used data from more than two thousand children and examined their daily, weekly and monthly exposure to 26 types of household cleaners -- including dishwashing and laundry detergents, cleaners, disinfectants, polishes, and air fresheners.
