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Breastmilk is Unique to Each Babies

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Perfect Nutrition Breast milk provides the perfect  nutrition  for infants. It has a nearly perfect mix of  vitamins , protein and fat - everything your baby needs to grow.   Its composition even changes according to the baby’s changing needs, especially during the first month of life. During the first days after birth, your breasts produce a thick and yellowish fluid called  colostrum . It’s high in  protein , low in  sugar  and loaded with beneficial compounds. It’s truly a wonder food and not replaceable by formula. Easily Digested Mother’s milk is perfect for baby's developing digestive tract. Your child is able to break down breastmilk better than formula and use less energy doing so. In saving this energy, your child can then use it to get rid of any components he or she might have difficulty digesting. The nature of breastmilk is gentle, easily absorbed, and well-suited for your baby’s system. This gives your child more fuel for better body...
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Mémoire Manual Instruction

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  Mémoire Precious Keepsakes "The natural power of breastfeeding is one of the greatest wonders of the world. It's about real love, caring & celebrating the wondrous joy or nurturing a new life. It's about enjoying being a motherhood!" Creating precious keepsakes to honour this moment or preserve a memory is a big part of our mission for all motherhood. It's a lifetime memory for you! - by Le'trice - First and foremost, we would like to thank you for purchasing our Mémoire  by Le'Trice  DIY Breastmilk Keepsake Kit! And secondly, we would like to congratulate you for being an awesome mommy for your current babies! Our manual instruction to cast the keepsake has 2 parts as stated below: PART 1 - Preserved Your Breastmilk https://byletrice.blogspot.com/2021/10/memoire-precious-keepsakes-part-1.html PART 2   -  Casting Your Precious Keepsake https://byletrice.blogspot.com/2021/10/memoire-precious-keepsakes-part-2.html Please do go through the manual inst...
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Mémoire Precious Keepsakes (Part 2)

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  Mémoire Precious Keepsakes "The natural power of breastfeeding is one of the greatest wonders of the world. It's about real love, caring & celebrating the wondrous joy or nurturing a new life. It's about enjoying being a motherhood!" Creating precious keepsakes to honour this moment or preserve a memory is a big part of our mission for all motherhood. It's a lifetime memory for you! - by Le'trice - PART 2 - Casting Your Precious Keepsake Step 1 Again, get your station ready! You will need a mortar & pestle set, a brush, a piece of paper and M émoire DIY equipment kit!  After allowing your breastmilk to dry for 48  hours, your are now ready to start the grinding process. Peel off the breastmilk which sticks on the parchment paper and pour into the mortar. Remarks: It is important to ensure the breastmilk completely dry out without any trace amounts of moist as it will affect your breastmilk color during the casting.  Dry out breastmilk  Peel off the ...
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Mémoire Precious Keepsakes (Part 1)

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Mémoire Precious Keepsakes "The natural power of breastfeeding is one of the greatest wonders of the world. It's about real love, caring & celebrating the wondrous joy or nurturing a new life. It's about enjoying being a motherhood!" Creating precious keepsakes to honour this moment or preserve a memory is a big part of our mission for all motherhood. It's a lifetime memory for you! - by Le'trice - PART 1 - Preserved Your Breastmilk Step 1 Get your station ready! You will need a double boiler, or a double boiler setup, a spoon, a small square of parchment paper and a packet of breastmilk preservative powder. Remarks: It is important to use a double boiler method instead of putting breastmilk directly on heating element as it may scorch or burn your breastmilk, which will destroy your sample. Double boiler method My double boiler setup Step 2 Make sure everything is clean and you are ready to go! Measure 3 ml of your room temperature breastmilk using syring...
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