The postpartum period, defined as the six to eight weeks after giving birth, is a time of seismic changes in a woman's body and psyche. Although it's a natural stage of returning to pre-pregnancy shape,...

Advertising partnership with the BoboVita brand.Expanding an infant's diet is an important stage in their development, but many myths still circulate around it that can mislead parents. Is it really necessary to start with rice...

For many parents, the first spoonful of carrots is a symbolic milestone – a moment full of hope and equally big questions. When is the right time? Where to start? How should you react when...

A cesarean birth is a scenario that a growing number of women are experiencing. Although it's a medical procedure intended to ensure the safety of mother and child, it often leaves behind not only a...

For nine months, the attention of expectant parents and their loved ones is focused on pregnancy and childbirth. We plan, learn, and prepare. However, the real challenge and the most important time of adaptation for...

The birth of a child is a revolution in the life of every parent. There are a lot of emotions, joys, but also questions and doubts. Because the health and proper development of a toddler...

The infancy period is a time of intensive development, in which proper nutrition plays a fundamental role. However, for many newborns and their parents, the process of feeding, instead of being a moment of closeness,...

In the next conversation of the Healthy LUDzik Club, we focused on a topic that often only comes up when a child already has permanent teeth – malocclusion. Are crooked teeth just a matter of...

Dear CLUUb Members and dear Parents! In the Healthy People Club, we are constantly concerned about the safety and healthy development of your children. Together with our expert, Adrianna Cienkusz - a paramedic, graduate of...

The infancy period is a time when we closely observe every inch of our child's skin, and any changes - spots, redness, peeling - can cause great concern. Is it right? How can we distinguish...