Me and my Husband are doctors, my Husband used to be a paediatric trainee (specifically neonatologist) before later going to become a family medicine physician after he moved out of 9ja. BUT when I had my Baby, every medical knowledge flew out the window 🤣🤣🤣 And my Husband ANNOYED ME!! He’ll just look at our Baby and be like “it’s xyz she’ll be fine” and me I’ll be there wailing my eyes out. He was always right tho. The knowledge helps but cos she was my baby I no fit 🤣 BREASTFEEDING!! Nobody told me ohhhh!! We suffered! I had to breastfeed my Baby cos she had Cow Milk Protein Intolerance with formula. it was horrible! She was loosing weight, bringing up all the formula, had bad reflux, terrible rashes etc. she couldn’t have normal formula and I had to stop taking any dairy food. I had no help in a “strange” land plus my sick father travelled to stay with us I now had 2 Babies 😭😭 It took 3 months and giving her vegan (soy based) or hydrolysed formula plus my mum getting her visa and coming to help before breastfeeding became successful. I had midwives and lactation specialists but my pikin no latch In general sha I actually over exaggerated how hard motherhood will be cos I gathered all the horror stories but it turned out not as bad as I imagined. I actually excepted the worse. I love your podcast ☺️💜
Heyy Fam! Hope you have been enjoying the podcast? We are working towards bringing full episodes here. It's coming soon. In the meantime, listen to full episode here podlink.to/dueparentingpodcast
I love the part were you said parenting needs more than stable environment and financial capability. Lots of people go into the institution of marriage, thinking that loving their partner is enough, no one cares to prepare for parenting. You guys are amazing! Please Keep stressing on the importance of Preparing for parenting.
This was very helpful information. My own hospital actually helped, during antenatal I was told that it is best to lactate before the baby comes. So from 6 months, I was taught to massage my breast in a way to establish breast milk flow early. So I was lactating colostrum a month before baby arrived. This helped alot and immediately baby arrived, the nurse encouraged me to breastfeed within 1 hour after birth and my daughter latched. I later learnt that where mothers are not producing milk before delivery, they encourage them to come to the hospital with formula when coming for delivery. My own challenge was demand anot meeting up to supply. I kept at breastfeeding majorly for financial reasons and I can't say it's the easiest. I lost a lot of weight, I went back to pre baby weight and even less under 6 months. Later, I learnt the kinds of foods to eat to help with milk supply but I can't say it is still easy Thank you for the Podcast guys 👏
My son is 2yrs5mnths . My first. Had him Preterm and could not produce breast milk. I had anxiety and blood pressure issues. Initially, my family bought breast pump and were milking me like a cow. I was in so much pain. Nurses said i should tell my husband to suckle on my already painful nipple... To the Glory of God, na doctor by himself prescribed NAN for us oo. Breastmilk later came after a week or two... flowing like a river. And yes i am still breastfeeding at 29months and intend to stop whenever my son is ready. The benefits of breastmilk can never be over estimated. MY SON HAS NEVER BEEN ILL.
Crazy enough I didn't learn of the dosing by weight until my daughter was 12. The pharmacist was the one who told her to get on a scale and showed that her weight didn't fall under the age limit on the prescription that's on the body of the medication. It definitely explained the falling sick even after medications have been administered.
My people 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽. Always an inspiration. Thank you so much for every episode, tho you can never be fully prepared but this gives an insight to what someone could expect. Thanks for gracing our screen💕💕.
I am not yet a mom but I learnt something about the bottle measurement and child weight(size) . I love the Amunds especially Dr. Tosin 😍she and Linda sort of look alike
so proud of Tosin... She's so intelligent, yet her explainations are so basic making it easy for a layman to understand. Never met her in person but i love her already
This is really educative. I like the support you had Linda, my personal view.. support is key. When I realized I had 2 under twos with little or no support, I nearly went depressed. But thankfully, we're here😊
Thank you for doing this guys,you have no idea how enlightening it is for incoming parents like us😂plus you both are such a delight to watch.God bless you! Have always been your fan.
Support after giving birth is so important, I don't think I can ever forget the people that were nice to me and the ones that made the journey 10 times more difficult. Very educative show.
I'm blessed with all the information I'm getting from DUE. Married but not yet Preggy. Myself and especially my hubby said we should be stable before having kids, and for real DUE podcast is assisting with that. Thank you Ihuoma and Suleiman
I loved this conversation, thank you! I'm a Dietitian and like Dr Tosin said not exclusively breastfeeding your baby is like a taboo in our settings. However, baby being fed and growing is the priority especially when all that can be done as been done. Also, we need to put structures in place to make policies work. Yes, the national policy for nutrition and health and the Infant and Young Child Feeding practices advocate for exclusive BF, we definitely need lactation experts and other professionals to make this work.
in my case, my baby prepared formular to breastmilk, it was a struggle to get him to breastfeed, and he abruptly stopped the very day he clocked 9 months old.
Hello, I know this is completely off topic but is there anyone who experienced this uncomfortable feeling of clump or something stucked in their throat while they were pregnant. My Doctor isn’t getting it and it is extremely uncomfortable and mentally draining. Help please
@@deyok8813 Wow! thanks for the reply. I am not having any heartburn though, just this feeling of something in my throat. That’s why I am wondering if it is acid reflux
I know this is unrelated but what happened between you and adesua. It seems you both no longer friends. I know people grow apart. Just wishing you all the best. God bless you and your beautiful family
Those first few days after giving birth ah it was hard with the milk not coming in immediately and being engorged two days later, sore nipples and all... i eventually did exclusive bf for a little over 6 months but its not for the weak honestly 🥲
Me and my Husband are doctors, my Husband used to be a paediatric trainee (specifically neonatologist) before later going to become a family medicine physician after he moved out of 9ja.
BUT when I had my Baby, every medical knowledge flew out the window 🤣🤣🤣
And my Husband ANNOYED ME!! He’ll just look at our Baby and be like “it’s xyz she’ll be fine” and me I’ll be there wailing my eyes out. He was always right tho.
The knowledge helps but cos she was my baby I no fit 🤣
BREASTFEEDING!! Nobody told me ohhhh!! We suffered! I had to breastfeed my Baby cos she had Cow Milk Protein Intolerance with formula. it was horrible! She was loosing weight, bringing up all the formula, had bad reflux, terrible rashes etc. she couldn’t have normal formula and I had to stop taking any dairy food.
I had no help in a “strange” land plus my sick father travelled to stay with us I now had 2 Babies 😭😭
It took 3 months and giving her vegan (soy based) or hydrolysed formula plus my mum getting her visa and coming to help before breastfeeding became successful.
I had midwives and lactation specialists but my pikin no latch
In general sha I actually over exaggerated how hard motherhood will be cos I gathered all the horror stories but it turned out not as bad as I imagined.
I actually excepted the worse.
I love your podcast ☺️💜
Your message had me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awwwwww well done super human!!! 😘💛💛
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💛💐
Please we need Banky and Adesua on this channel too. I love you guys so much❤
Heyy Fam! Hope you have been enjoying the podcast? We are working towards bringing full episodes here. It's coming soon. In the meantime, listen to full episode here podlink.to/dueparentingpodcast
The episodes have really been insightful. Starting this podcast was very thoughtful of you both and God bless your beautiful family 💗
The episodes are intelligent
I love the part were you said parenting needs more than stable environment and financial capability. Lots of people go into the institution of marriage, thinking that loving their partner is enough, no one cares to prepare for parenting. You guys are amazing! Please Keep stressing on the importance of Preparing for parenting.
This was very helpful information. My own hospital actually helped, during antenatal I was told that it is best to lactate before the baby comes. So from 6 months, I was taught to massage my breast in a way to establish breast milk flow early. So I was lactating colostrum a month before baby arrived. This helped alot and immediately baby arrived, the nurse encouraged me to breastfeed within 1 hour after birth and my daughter latched. I later learnt that where mothers are not producing milk before delivery, they encourage them to come to the hospital with formula when coming for delivery.
My own challenge was demand anot meeting up to supply. I kept at breastfeeding majorly for financial reasons and I can't say it's the easiest. I lost a lot of weight, I went back to pre baby weight and even less under 6 months. Later, I learnt the kinds of foods to eat to help with milk supply but I can't say it is still easy
Thank you for the Podcast guys 👏
Nice!!!
Please bring your friends back again sometime.
Most definitely coming back ☺️💛
Bottle is good, Breast is better, but FED is BEST! Nice one Guys. Thanks. Very informative and necessary conversation. 👍🏾👏🏾😊
My son is 2yrs5mnths . My first. Had him Preterm and could not produce breast milk. I had anxiety and blood pressure issues. Initially, my family bought breast pump and were milking me like a cow. I was in so much pain. Nurses said i should tell my husband to suckle on my already painful nipple... To the Glory of God, na doctor by himself prescribed NAN for us oo. Breastmilk later came after a week or two... flowing like a river. And yes i am still breastfeeding at 29months and intend to stop whenever my son is ready. The benefits of breastmilk can never be over estimated. MY SON HAS NEVER BEEN ILL.
Crazy enough I didn't learn of the dosing by weight until my daughter was 12.
The pharmacist was the one who told her to get on a scale and showed that her weight didn't fall under the age limit on the prescription that's on the body of the medication.
It definitely explained the falling sick even after medications have been administered.
The both couples look alike.
The Wives look like each other and the husbands have similarities too
This is so helpful!! Thank you very much for this
I can totally relate. Exclusive isn't easy.
There are nights where my sister cried from sour nipples to less rest at night.
Mothers are the best.
I'm taking notes🤭📝
Dear, future husband
I'll definitely save this for you too☺️
My people 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽. Always an inspiration. Thank you so much for every episode, tho you can never be fully prepared but this gives an insight to what someone could expect. Thanks for gracing our screen💕💕.
Been waiting for this episode. Thanks guys. Good information 👍
I love the bond and friendship.
It's beautiful!
I am not yet a mom but I learnt something about the bottle measurement and child weight(size) .
I love the Amunds especially Dr. Tosin 😍she and Linda sort of look alike
This was such a fun and informative conversation!!!! Thank you 😊
Thank you for the sharing knowledge session Ihuoma and IBrahaim
Omg I can’t wait for the next episode😃😃😃😃😃😃
You guys are doing so well.
Touching all the important topics.
Very informative and fun as always.
Well done ❤️❤️❤️🙌
Awnnn thank you ☺️ for so much information u give us
Best podcast ever🎈🥰
so proud of Tosin... She's so intelligent, yet her explainations are so basic making it easy for a layman to understand. Never met her in person but i love her already
I totally love this episode. Very educative
This is really educative. I like the support you had Linda, my personal view.. support is key. When I realized I had 2 under twos with little or no support, I nearly went depressed. But thankfully, we're here😊
Yayyyyy!!!!! Notification gang...💪🏾
Thank you for doing this guys,you have no idea how enlightening it is for incoming parents like us😂plus you both are such a delight to watch.God bless you! Have always been your fan.
I just can't wait for the next episode 🥰🔥🔥🥰
Very interesting and informative thanks guys 🥰🙏
I love this show so much♥️♥️♥️
This is really educative, thank you guys, you all are amazing.
Wow I love this episode... I have learnt alot from it
Wow.. very interesting episode
It’s the way they looked at each other after hearing the 5mil and 10mil dosage for me
I really enjoyed this episode❤😊
So helpful
Support after giving birth is so important, I don't think I can ever forget the people that were nice to me and the ones that made the journey 10 times more difficult.
Very educative show.
God bless you for this great knowledge
Parenthood! 😂😂 Nothing can ever ever prepare you for it
Nice one guys
Nice one guys 🥰
This show is really amazing. Thanks guys coz I can now properly prepare for the babies. I love so much.
This was the plan. We are glad 😊💐💛
I'm blessed with all the information I'm getting from DUE. Married but not yet Preggy. Myself and especially my hubby said we should be stable before having kids, and for real DUE podcast is assisting with that. Thank you Ihuoma and Suleiman
Awwww smart choice. 👍😘💛
Beautiful and intelligent Tosin
Beautiful 😍
Learnt a lot from this episode 🙌🏽
Really enjoyed it especially the friend Deji's expressions. So informative also.
I loved this conversation, thank you! I'm a Dietitian and like Dr Tosin said not exclusively breastfeeding your baby is like a taboo in our settings. However, baby being fed and growing is the priority especially when all that can be done as been done.
Also, we need to put structures in place to make policies work. Yes, the national policy for nutrition and health and the Infant and Young Child Feeding practices advocate for exclusive BF, we definitely need lactation experts and other professionals to make this work.
Thank you!!! 😘💛💛
My favorite couple
I love you
Is the laughter for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
loving Deji's hair do. i think i'll do that for my son. #nojokes
You have crazy friends like you 🤣
in my case, my baby prepared formular to breastmilk, it was a struggle to get him to breastfeed, and he abruptly stopped the very day he clocked 9 months old.
Deji is something else😂😂😂
Google every first mother go to...
This breastfeeding topic hits too close to home fam.... PTSD loading.. 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hmmmm my dear!!!
First todayyy💃💃💃
💯💯💯🕺🕺🕺🥳 🎊 🎉
😘😘😘💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💛💛💛
I will never miss this... I'm in
Awwww appreciate 😘💛
Pls could you guys kindly upload the full clip? I haven’t been able to find the link to finish any of the previous episodes. Thank you
We are working on posting the remaining half of each episode. Please bear with us. 🙏💛
Hello, please how do I get the full videos of all these episodes?
Part B of each episode has been uploaded. Please go and watch 😘💛
breastfeeding!!! motherhood!! haaaaa!!! there's not enough info to prep new moms.. e go just hit u gbas gbos!! fada lawd!
🤣🤣🤣💛💛
Hello, I know this is completely off topic but is there anyone who experienced this uncomfortable feeling of clump or something stucked in their throat while they were pregnant. My Doctor isn’t getting it and it is extremely uncomfortable and mentally draining. Help please
I did
@@adedejiiyanuoluwa8052 please what did you use to subside it and when did it finally stopped
I did and was told it's reflux. It only went after delivery.
@@deyok8813 Wow! thanks for the reply. I am not having any heartburn though, just this feeling of something in my throat. That’s why I am wondering if it is acid reflux
@@barakatolatunde9621 Acid reflux o, antacid helped.
Is Deji wearing a wig??
Nope. That’s all his hair ☺️
I know this is unrelated but what happened between you and adesua. It seems you both no longer friends. I know people grow apart. Just wishing you all the best. God bless you and your beautiful family
Those first few days after giving birth ah it was hard with the milk not coming in immediately and being engorged two days later, sore nipples and all... i eventually did exclusive bf for a little over 6 months but its not for the weak honestly 🥲