The best time of day to take a pregnancy test is first thing in the morning (before you pee). A pregnancy blood test can be done any time of day. In this article, we’ll look at why testing in the morning is better than the afternoon or night and how testing with first-morning urine can ... Read more The post Best Time of Day for a Pregnancy Test: Early Results appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

Outdoor play has a significant role in children’s physical, cognitive, and emotional development. The outdoors is Mother Nature’s classroom, with limitless opportunities for exploration, learning, and fun. Playing outside is great for recreational activities (bikes, scooters, sports, etc.), but nature has its own benefits, where every landscape, creature, and phenomenon has open invitations to discover ... Read more The post Benefits of Outdoor Play and Exploration appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

The at-home pregnancy tests I have used cost between $ 0.45 and $8 each. These tests measure the hormone hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) in urine. Over-the-counter pregnancy tests are accurate (regardless of the price). More expensive tests are more sensitive and can detect lower hCG levels. Cheaper tests usually have fewer features, can be harder to ... Read more The post My Go-To Pregnancy Tests From $0.45 to $8 appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

Typically, one-year-olds wear US-size 4 shoes. This number can be slightly higher or lower, depending on your baby’s size.  My children were in US size 4 when they were 12 months old. If you look at baby shoe sizes, US Sizes 4C (child) size shoes and 4T (toddler) are the same.  If you’re wondering what size ... Read more The post US Baby and Toddler Shoe Size Chart and How-To Guide appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

Hey mama! To answer your question, generally, newborns need 1-1.5 teaspoons of breast milk (days 1-3), 0.75-1 ounces of milk (days 3-7), and 1.5-2 ounces of milk (for the first month).  It’s hard to say exactly how much breast milk each baby needs because babies are born in all shapes and sizes–some of them are ... Read more The post How Much Breast Milk For a Newborn Baby Feeding? appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

TTC means “trying to conceive” or “trying to get pregnant.” It’s an acronym that started in popular forums and online message boards like Baby Center, The Bump, and Peanut.   If you’ve ever joined an online TTC community, you might have seen a bunch of acronyms and wondered what they mean. As someone who’s been ... Read more The post The A-Z of TTC: What These Pregnancy Acronyms Mean appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

I’ve been blogging for over three years, and in that time, I have learned where to invest my time and money to see the most significant ROI (return on investment). I have only been reinvesting money that I make from the blog. Until recently, I wasn’t making any money to reinvest in my blog. All ... Read more The post 13 SIMPLE Blogging Tools (That Make My Life Easier!) appeared first on Mommy Maker Teacher ..read more

Discover the top picks: Best bottles for breastfed babies – the ultimate guide to smooth feeding transitions for your little one! The post 25 Best Baby Bottles for Breastfed Babies 2023 appeared first on Mommy|Maker|Teacher ..read more

Mini crib vs. crib: exploring sizes and convertibility. Make an informed decision for your baby's safety and your family's needs. The post Mini Crib Vs. Crib: Sizes and Differences Explained appeared first on Mommy|Maker|Teacher ..read more

Looking for the best airplane toys for a 1-year-old? Check out this roundup with top travel toy recommendations and essential airplane hacks! The post 50 Best Airplane Toys for One-Year-Olds (2023) appeared first on Mommy|Maker|Teacher ..read more