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7-Day Mini Challenge: Organizing & Decluttering in Family Life

Are you interested in a 7-day mini challenge with small, daily tasks for more order in your home? Discover how to declutter and organize your family life step by step.

Emma Wallace·6 min read·6/12/2026

Baby's Firsts: The Milestones That Melt Parents' Hearts

Baby's firsts are those timeless moments that transform your daily life as a new mom into a collection of precious memories. Discover the milestones that touch parents' hearts.

Oksana Materynska·10 min read·6/12/2026

Thin Hair After Pregnancy: What Really Helps!

Thin hair after pregnancy honestly surprised me. I naturally have very thick hair. However, I was not alone with this problem, and many of my mom friends experienced the same.

Oksana Materynska·7 min read·6/11/2026

Heatwave: The "Fontanelle Test," a Detail to Spot on Your Baby's Face to Know if They Are Dehydrated During High Temperatures

When temperatures rise, infants are particularly vulnerable to dehydration. Fortunately, their bodies offer a discreet yet valuable warning signal: the fontanelle. Here’s how to monitor this little 'natural sensor' to protect your baby this summer.

Emma Wallace·4 min read·5/29/2026

Heat Stroke in Babies and Children: Fever, Irritability... 4 Signs of Dehydration During a Heatwave (and Not Just Fatigue)

Heat strokes can occur rapidly, especially during a heatwave. Babies and children are fragile individuals, so it is important to protect them well and take certain precautions. Here are the signs of heat strokes and actions to prevent hyperthermia.

Emma Wallace·5 min read·5/28/2026

Heatwave: The 'Skin Pinch Test', a Simple and Effective Gesture to Determine if Your Baby is Dehydrated During High Temperatures

As France faces a significant heatwave, infants are particularly vulnerable to dehydration. An emergency physician highlights urgent signs to watch for in babies, including a simple home test that can save your baby's life: the skin pinch test.

Oksana Materynska·5 min read·5/27/2026