Skip to the navigationchannel.links.navigation.skip.label. Skip to the content. Monitor Blogs|Nation Media Group|Africa Review|The East African|Daily Nation|The Citizen|NTV|NTV Uganda|Mwananchi|Business Daily
Wednesday
May 15,  2013
  • News
  • Business
  • OpEd
  • Special Reports
  • Magazines
  • Sports
  • Other Features
  • Jobs & Tender
GO
Login
Submit
Not registered?  Click here
Forgot your password?
National|Education|Insight|World
Prosper|Commodities|Finance|Markets|Technology|Insurance|Auto
Editorial|OpEd Columnists|Commentary|Letters|Cartoon
Uganda@50|Elections|Project Success|Amin|War Memories|Obote
Full Woman |Thought and Ideas|Health & Living|Jobs and Career|Score|Life|Homes and Property|Farming
Soccer|Basketball|Boxing|Cricket|Athletics|Rugby|Golf|Tennis|Motor Sport|Other Sport|Sports Columnists|
Ask The Doctor |Dining & Recipes|Entertainment|Travel|Theatre & Cinema|Reviews & Profiles|Religion|Relationships|Fashion & Beauty
Barbs and Bouquet|Outside the Box

Editor's Choice

Click to scroll

He earns Shs120m from fish a year
76 year old woman builds wealth on fish
Pros and cons of rearing chicken on a free range
Nebbi youth association profits from mushroom
A low-cost water tank
Right, Wiliam Kalumba during the interview. Balancing personal values and trade
Right is D’angelo Busuulwa during his primary school days. Courtsey Photo He spent a term without bathing
Florence N. Nabaggala, works in a Secretarial bureau Mother, such an interesting person
A mother nurtures her  baby. Celebrating an awesome mother

Full Woman

BEAUTY CLINIC: Careful with those fragrances after you have your baby

Often times after having baby, mothers forget to change their beauty routine or even fore go some of them that can be harmful to baby. This categorically goes for perfume/fragrance. Highly fragranced body creams/lotions and fragrances are not good for baby to inhale.

Owing to the fact that these products’ most active ingredients are alcohol and highly fragrant oils(especially perfumes), inhalation of such strong scents for a fragile respiratory system like a baby’s can lead to choking, dizziness,coughing or flu. In an event where a baby has asthmatic issues,it can trigger an attack. Naturally,anybody who carries a baby rests them around the same pulse points where perfume is best applied.

For instance the neckline,elbow, shoulder/collar bone, even areas as wrong as under-arms.Mothers,your baby is your responsibility,be mindful of their health and anything that can endanger it.

Use lightly fragrance d creams and lotions for at least the first 8months to one year. Refrain from using strong scented perfumes,replace them with lightly fragrance d body splashes.
If it is good for your baby, you can live with it!

Email your beauty queries and concerns to glokisekka1@gmail.com.

Back to Daily Monitor: BEAUTY CLINIC: Careful with those fragrances after you have your baby
  • LATEST UPDATES
  • DR Congo to build town in honour of Lumumba
  • Nigeria’s Goodluck declares emergency in states
  • UCC threatens to withdraw radio licences over Tinye
  • Museveni calls for attitude change for development
  • Shs100,000 for driving while on phone
  • Bombo shooting suspect has case to answer - court
  • Police interrogate Monitor journalists
  • Nyombi accused of causing loss
  • New Kyambogo VC warns staff against disrespecting the IGG
  • Mayuge holds second Women’s Day function
Ocean Seven Kenya
  • Most Popular
  • I’ll return this week, says Gen Tinyefuza
  • Singer Namubiru’s managers struggle to get her out of jail
  • Don’t be intimidated, Justice Kanyeihamba tells journalists
  • IGP Kayihura shuffles officer mentioned in Sejusa letter to ISO
  • Minister Nantaba to cancel 500 land titles
  • UCC threatens to withdraw radio licences over Tinye
  • Police interrogate Monitor journalists
  • Bunyoro suit: Queen given ultimatum to respond
  • Donors: Fulfill 7 conditions or forget Shs700b
madhvanifoundation.com
  • In Pictures

Prince Wasajja, Marion say “I do”

Prince Wasajja, Marion say “I do”

A military parade at the swearing-in ceremony.

Uhuru’s big day

Making a living from Nakivubo Channel

Making a living from Nakivubo Channel

About us9.33 KFMBusiness DirectoryTerms of UseWeb MailSubscriptionsMonitor MobileContact usAdvertise with UsSqoope-Paper RSS