HealthUp. (2026)

16/02/2026

Let’s take care of ourselves in health safety and preventable diseases.

16/02/2026

Thank you Jesus.

15/02/2026

This is the that the lord has made. We rejoice and be glad.

14/02/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day to you all

13/02/2026

Congratulations to Hair Tutorials & Lifestyle and 👶💖 Welcome to the World, Little Princess! 🌸

Congratulations to the beautiful mama on the arrival of her second daughter a precious gift and a reminder that every child is a miracle in their own time. 💕

May your home be filled with laughter, peace, and endless cuddles. 🌼
Each tiny breath, each soft cry, is a blessing wrapped in love.
And to every woman still waiting, hoping, and praying for her turn please don’t lose faith. 🌺
Your story is still being written, and your miracle is on the way. 🌈✨

With love, light, and heartfelt joy,
~ Nurse Kate Cares 💛HealthUp.

13/02/2026

Will you be my Val 😂🤣. /

12/02/2026

May our congratulations 🎊🎈 be permanent in Jesus name. Amen 🙏

12/02/2026

🌸 TANDEM NURSING

Tandem Nursing: Breastfeeding During Pregnancy and Beyond 🌸

If you’re still breastfeeding your baby or toddler and recently found out you’re expecting again, you might be wondering.

“Can I keep nursing?” or “Is it safe for both my children?”

Here’s the good news: For most healthy mothers, breastfeeding while pregnant and even after your new baby arrives is safe, natural, and often deeply rewarding. 💖

🤱 What Is Tandem Nursing?

Tandem nursing means breastfeeding two children of different ages, usually your newborn and your older child. Your body is wonderfully designed it will adjust and produce enough milk for both!
💧 Things to Remember:
✨ Your newborn’s needs come first, so you can let your baby feed before your older child if you wish.
✨ Your milk supply will adapt naturally to meet both children’s demands.
✨ It’s okay to create boundaries some moms nurse one child at a time or limit sessions to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
✨ Every family finds its own rhythm. Trust yourself there’s no single “right” way.

🌼 Benefits of Tandem Nursing:

-Strengthens your older child’s sense of connection and security.
-Helps relieve engorgement when your milk first comes in.
-Encourages healthy milk production.
-Deepens emotional bonding with both children.

💭 Challenges Are Normal Too:
Feeling exhausted, overstimulated, or “touched out” is perfectly normal. Remember to care for yourself as well rest, eat well, and reach out for support when you need it.

👩‍🍼 You’re Not Alone:

Many mothers around the world choose tandem nurse even if it’s not often discussed. Seek support from a lactation consultant, breastfeeding counselor, or an online mom group.

Shared stories make the journey lighter.
Tandem nursing is a personal choice, and whatever you decide you are doing beautifully. 💕

~Nurse Kate cares ❤️

11/02/2026

🚿 If You Share a Bathroom, These 10 Rules Will Save Your Peace! 🌼

Sharing a bathroom can be tricky but a little courtesy goes a long way!

Here are 10 golden rules to keep everyone comfortable :

1️⃣ Knock Before Entering 🚪 – Respect privacy at all times.

2️⃣ Keep It Clean 🧽 – Wipe sinks, mop spills, and flush properly.

3️⃣ Don’t Hoard Products 🧴 – Share shelf space fairly.

4️⃣ Replace What You Finish 🧻 – Toilet paper doesn’t restock itself!

5️⃣ Keep Showers Short 🚿 – Be mindful of others waiting their turn.

6️⃣ Hang Towels Properly 🧺 – No damp towels on the floor, please!

7️⃣ Mind Odors & Air Fresheners 🌸 – Keep the space fresh for everyone.

8️⃣ Don’t Leave Hair Behind 💇🏽‍♀️ – Clear the drain and sink after grooming.

9️⃣ Store Personal Items Wisely 🪥 – Keep your things tidy and organized.

🔟 Leave It Better Than You Found It ✨ – A clean bathroom shows care and respect.

💫 Harmony starts with hygiene and consideration. Little acts of kindness keep shared spaces peaceful and pleasant!

~ Nurse Kate Cares 🌺

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11/02/2026

🤱 The Hidden History of Wet Nursing: The Women Who Nurtured Nations 🌼

Before the invention of formula milk, wet nurses played a life-saving role women who breastfed and cared for another’s baby when the child’s mother couldn’t or chose not to. 💕

A woman can only serve as a wet nurse if she is lactating (producing milk). While people once believed she had to have recently given birth, that’s not always true.
Regular breast stimulation even with a breast pump can trigger milk production through the natural hormone prolactin. 🌿

Wet nursing is an ancient practice, found across many cultures. In earlier centuries, it was often tied to social class wealthy families hired wet nurses to ensure their children’s health or to allow mothers to conceive again quickly.

Meanwhile, poorer women sometimes became wet nurses to support their own families, even if it meant another woman fed their child.
In some societies, wet nurses were treated as regular employees, but in others, they became “milk mothers,” forming bonds so deep that they gained kinship rights. Islam, for example, honors this relationship through its milk kinship (rada) traditions.

Historically, some even believed that a wet nurse could pass on her personality or temperament to the infant through her milk a myth that persisted for centuries.

From royal families like King George III of England who cherished his wet nurse all his life to literary figures like Jane Austen, who was raised by one, wet nursing shaped many childhoods and family bonds across time.

Though the practice is rare today, its spirit lives on in the values of community care, shared motherhood, and women supporting women. 💫

~Nurse Kate Cares 🌺

10/02/2026

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Fathers, you’re not just providers your presence shapes your child’s heart. Sing, play, and bond with your baby too. 💙

10/02/2026

🤱 The Hidden History of Wet Nursing: The Women Who Nurtured Nations 🌼

Before the invention of formula milk, wet nurses played a life-saving role women who breastfed and cared for another’s baby when the child’s mother couldn’t or chose not to. 💕

A woman can only serve as a wet nurse if she is lactating (producing milk). While people once believed she had to have recently given birth, that’s not always true.
Regular breast stimulation even with a breast pump can trigger milk production through the natural hormone prolactin. 🌿

Wet nursing is an ancient practice, found across many cultures. In earlier centuries, it was often tied to social class wealthy families hired wet nurses to ensure their children’s health or to allow mothers to conceive again quickly.

Meanwhile, poorer women sometimes became wet nurses to support their own families, even if it meant another woman fed their child.
In some societies, wet nurses were treated as regular employees, but in others, they became “milk mothers,” forming bonds so deep that they gained kinship rights. Islam, for example, honors this relationship through its milk kinship (rada) traditions.

Historically, some even believed that a wet nurse could pass on her personality or temperament to the infant through her milk a myth that persisted for centuries.

From royal families like King George III of England who cherished his wet nurse all his life to literary figures like Jane Austen, who was raised by one, wet nursing shaped many childhoods and family bonds across time.

Though the practice is rare today, its spirit lives on in the values of community care, shared motherhood, and women supporting women. 💫

~Nurse Kate Cares 🌺

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