Divine Grace Lying In Clinic

20/02/2026

Repeat New born screening baby girl Sayahon

20/02/2026

Newborn screening done
Baby boy Llosas

17/02/2026

Mag Tanong po sa inyong Midwife para Malaman kong paano at ano po ito?

17/02/2026

Thank you Lezlie and JunJenvill for safe Delivery🙏 and Newborn Screening done👍waiting for hearing test schedule.
Godbless your family always😘

08/02/2026

Thank you Rim Brenant and Joemer for trusting Divine Grace Lying In Clinic for second time around
To god be the GLORY for safe delivery🙏

28/01/2026

Hearing test
Birth certificate and nbs result

28/01/2026

Congratulations👏👏
Jammy and Jay -R Urpano
For trusting Divine Grace Lying In Clinic for second time around. To god be the glory🙏

17/01/2026

Congratulations 👏👏👏
Mary Joy and Jordan
For trusting divine grace lying clinic
Godbless you always🙏

19/12/2025

19/12/2025

Pregnant Mothers; Here’s a Secret About Vitamin C You Should Know!

If you’re struggling with low PCV (Packed Cell Volume) during pregnancy, don’t overlook the power of vitamin C especially from natural sources like fresh oranges (not the sugary processed juice!).

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Vitamin C doesn’t directly raise PCV, but it plays a major role in helping your body absorb iron more effectively and iron is what boosts your red blood cells!

So when you take your iron supplements or eat iron-rich foods, pairing them with vitamin C (like fresh orange or lemon water) can improve absorption and support healthy blood levels.

✅ Tip: Take iron and vitamin C together

❌ Avoid tea or coffee immediately after iron-rich meals they block absorption

Your baby needs strong blood, and so do you 💪❤️
Take this small step, and your body will thank you.

19/12/2025

Newborn are to be fed every two hours 🤱

11/12/2025

P**i basa po mga mommies

There’s no one right way to breastfeed—just the way that works best for you and your baby. 🤍

Let’s talk about breastfeeding positions, because sometimes the right hold can make all the difference:

🤱🏻 Cradle hold – the classic! Baby’s head rests in the crook of your arm on the same side you’re feeding from.

🤱🏼 Cross-cradle – more supportive for newborns. You use the opposite arm to support the baby’s head and neck.

🤱🏽 Side-lying – perfect for night feeds or when you’re tired. You both lie on your sides, tummy to tummy.

🤱🏾 Laid-back – super relaxed. You recline and let the baby rest on your chest—great for using gravity to help with latch.

🤱🏿 Football hold – baby is tucked under your arm like a football, especially helpful after a c-section or with twins.

🤱🏽 Koala hold – baby sits upright, straddling your leg or hip. Great for babies with reflux or older babies who love to look around!

Your comfort matters. Baby’s latch matters. And what works one day might not work the next, and that’s okay.

What’s your favorite breastfeeding position? Or better yet… what’s your baby’s favorite?