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09/01/2026

No bath needed!
Vernix is one of those magical, beautifully designed newborn protections that parents often don’t realize is incredibly valuable.
🌿 Benefits of Vernix Caseosa
The newborn’s natural immune shield
1. Antimicrobial Protection
Vernix contains proteins that inhibit bacteria like E. coli, Group B Strep, and Listeria.
It acts as a first-line immune barrier, especially important during the transition from womb to world
2. Temperature Regulation
Babies coated in vernix lose heat more slowly.
It helps maintain stable body temperature, reducing the risk of hypothermia after birth.
3. Moisturizes and Protects Skin
Vernix is rich in: Lipids
It prevents newborn skin from drying, cracking, or peeling — no lotions needed.

Photo cred: Ierla’s photography

08/01/2026

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02/01/2026

As the year comes to a close, we’re re-elevating one of the most important studies we shared in 2025.

The findings are clear—and hopeful: When Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) practices are fully implemented, racial and ethnic disparities in breastfeeding outcomes disappear.

This is what evidence-based care can do—for families and for the teams who support them.

Join the facilities turning evidence into action, by pursuing Baby-Friendly designation.

🔗Learn more: https://www.babyfriendlyusa.org/

27/12/2025

Large cohort studies have revealed a fascinating link between late motherhood and exceptional longevity. Women who gave birth to their last child after age 33 were about twice as likely to live to 95 or older. Those who had children after 40 were approximately four times more likely to reach 100.

Researchers suggest multiple factors could explain this connection. Late childbirth may indicate overall better health, fertility, and genetic advantages that support both reproductive longevity and general lifespan. Hormonal patterns associated with later pregnancies may also contribute to long-term cardiovascular and metabolic benefits.

Social and lifestyle factors may play a role as well. Women who have children later often have greater stability, resources, and purpose, which support both mental and physical health. These factors combined with biological advantages may help promote longer, healthier lives.

While late motherhood is not possible or desirable for everyone, the findings highlight how reproductive timing can intersect with overall health. This research offers insight into the surprising ways fertility patterns relate to longevity, suggesting that motherhood later in life, combined with healthy habits, may support a longer, more resilient life.

14/12/2025

This is NOT okay. The vaccine business is not for the health of our children…it is for MONEY. And 1986 just happens to be the year the US CONGRESS (owned by Big Pharma) gave vaccine makers immunity from lawsuits. Nothing but CORRUPTION and EVIL! Children have suffered life long injuries and many died in the cribs because of the bad ingredients in vaccines.

13/12/2025

Maravillosa noticia para las embarazadas!🙏❤️en Centro MAM

12/12/2025

https://www.thebirthfund.com/about

See how birthFUND came to be, and how it’s changing maternal outcomes in the United States with midwifery care.

09/12/2025