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How Long Can I Wear My Contacts?
You probably wear your contacts longer than your eye doctor told you to, and you’ve got this nagging worry that you will go blind. According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), more than 30 million people in the United States wear contact lenses, and most of them are women. Moms are busy people and don’t always have time to remove and care for their contact lenses properly.
Everything a Dad Needs to Know About Breast Feeding
I had an interesting talk with two moms yesterday while at my children’s picture book writing group session. One of the ladies was pregnant with her first child, the other lady had a son already. All of our creative juices were flowing. We were throwing ideas back and forth, adding and editing things to the next great children’s picture book, UNTIL one of the mothers said something about breast-feeding. For 15 minutes, I sat there listening to detailed and somewhat graphic explanations of the benefits to breast-feeding.
A is for Apple B is for Breast-Feeding
I had an interesting talk with 2 moms yesterday while at my children’s picture book writing group session. One of the ladies was pregnant with her first child, the other lady had a son already. All of our creative juices were flowing. We were throwing ideas back and worth, adding and editing things to the next great children’s picture book UNTIL one of the mother’s said something about BREAST-FEEDING. For 15 minutes I sat there listening to detailed and somewhat graphic explanations of the benefits to breast-feeding.
What Is Premarin Vaginal Cream Used for?
Premarin Vaginal Cream is a prescription cream used to treat vaginal dryness in women, especially dryness that can result in painful sexual intercourse after and during menopause. Available with a doctor’s prescription, the cream should be used only by women who are not suffering from certain medical conditions. A number of side effects are associated with regular Premarin Vaginal Cream use.
Side Effects of the Mirena Contraceptive
Mirena is an intrauterine device (IUD) that releases a low dose of hormones to prevent pregnancy. Many women are drawn to the IUD because it is costs far less than most other forms of birth control. Furthermore, An IUD can prevent pregnancy for up to five years, far longer than other choices.