So, why is it that we moms (and other mammals) prefer to carry our babies on the left side? It all comes down to the way our brains are wired!

You see, the right side of the brain is responsible for processing social and emotional information, while the left side of the brain is responsible for analyzing sensory information. By carrying our babies on the left side, moms are able to keep their little ones close to their hearts while still being able to use their right hand to interact with the world around them.

Plus, holding a baby on the left side allows moms to better monitor their little one's vital signs, like their heart rate and breathing. And let's face it, being a mom can be tiring, so having the ability to switch arms when one gets tired is a definite bonus!

As parents we want our children to be the best at everything. They need to learn and have skills that help them on a daily basis as children but also acquire skills for when they are adults. These abilities are learned naturally in school but we also have to be, as parents, to teach them certain abilities.

When Mateus was born, I thought he would sleep all day. I was so mistaken. With so many doubts, I decided to search the baby's sleep routines, trying to figure out how long babies sleep according to their age.

When we receive the news that a baby is coming, we automatically know that many things in our lives will change. Starting in pregnancy, there are many changes in eating habits, daily routines and things that were once simple, then cease to be.

This blog was born from my passion for writing and my new life as a first-time mom. Here, I will share with you some of the moments of this new mom life, tips, curiosities, recipes, and a thousand and one things about babies and kids, pregnancy, maternity, and paternity.