Monday, April 27, 2009

Why Using Nursing Top?

"Nursing Top? What is that?

If you're breastfeeding and you don't have a nursing top, you don't know what you're missing! Nursing Top really do help to make breastfeeding more convenient in private as well as in public.

What exactly is a nursing top? Good question! A nursing top is just a regular top with "secret" concealed openings in the shirt so that you can pop out a breast and feed you're baby without having to expose your entire breast. If you buy a good nursing top, it should be comfortable, fashionable, affordable and best of all, no one should even be able to tell that it's a nursing top.

Types of Nursing Top

There are many different ways that a nursing top can hide its openings so that they are concealed until you need to use them. Check out KasihkuSayangku 2-in-1 Maternity and Nursing Top category to find out different types of nursing tops and nursing openings you can find.

Why Do I Need Nursing Tops?

Next, why do I want a nursing top? There are many reasons why a woman would want a nursing top. Here are eight benefits of nursing tops:
  1. Nursing tops are convenient - You don't have to lift up your entire shirt to expose your breast for nursing.

  2. You don't have to sacrifice fashion in order to get a top that is easy to nurse in.

  3. You don't have to expose your entire belly to get to your breast.

  4. You don't have to expose your entire breast to breastfeed. Many nursing tops have an under-layer to only expose the part of the breast necessary for breastfeeding.

  5. You don't have to hide - With a nursing top you're exposing less skin which will help those moms who feel a bit nervous about breastfeeding in public.

  6. Nursing tops help to make those around you feel more comfortable and accepting of you nursing your child. Although it's not right, many people still feel uncomfortable with nursing in public. By minimizing skin exposure we can help bridge the gap with these people and hopefully teach them to be more accepting of breastfeeding.

  7. More enjoyable nursing experience - with a specialized nursing top, it easier to breastfeed your baby. Also, fashionable nursing tops will make you feel more like your old self and not a tired lactating mom. Having an enjoyable breastfeeding experience is crucial to successful breastfeeding for both the mom and baby.

  8. Many nursing tops are also sized to be used during pregnancy as well as post-baby. Be sure to look into this option since it will really cut down on the number of clothes you have to buy! Most important - Save Cost! KasihkuSayangku 2-in-1 nursing tops able to wear for maternity and nursing after delivery.
Also, keep in mind that in addition to a nursing top, there are many other types of clothes that really help the nursing experience. There are items such as Baby Sling, Nursing bras (which are essential if you’re using a nursing top), nursing pajamas, and even fashionable nursing dresses! You can also get nursing covers like Baby Sling if you still want some extra privacy beyond what the nursing top provides. 

Friday, April 24, 2009

First in Malaysia - KS Cloth Diaper comes with 1 Year Warranty

Yes, you didn't hear it wrong. We want to give you a peace of mind in our product quality. Hence we decide to give 1 year full warranty for our hot selling Cloth Diaper. The warranty will apply to all Cloth Diaper purchased from Jan09 onward.


The warranty for our Cloth Diaper products is as follows:

  • Snaps: 1 year
  • Elastic: 1 year
  • Sewing: 1 year
Issues with fit, wicking, and leaking do not fall under our warranties. Warranty is also void if the diaper has been altered from its original form. Any defect will be either repaired or replaced at the discretion of KasihkuSayangku.

Due to the nature of cloth diapers we can not guarantee how long they will last. Just the process of normal washing and drying will create wear on the diaper. The wear typically does not affect the usage of the diaper or the water-proof layer of the diaper.

We do expect our product will last through multiple children but this is not a guarantee nor a promise. It all depends on the amount of use and the type of abuse the the diaper is given.

Most diapers are washed every other day for several months and this alone will cause wear. We will NOT be held responsible for any wear on any of our diapers. Wear and tear is not a defect of the products.

Any other defects within warranty period will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

The postage/shipping cost will be borne by the buyer.

If you have any other questions in related to product warranty, please feel free to contact me at nlsw7376@yahoo.com

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Earth Day (Hari Bumi) Promotion - 1 Day Only (22/4/09)

Do you know that which day is Earth Day (Hari Bumi)? It is on April 22 each year. Do you know the meaning of Earth Day (Hari Bumi)? Want to find out more? You can continue read on Wikipedia Earth Day page

In order to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth's environment., KS will have day promotion on 22/4/09 (Wed) for our green products. Yes, it is ONE DAY Only. Not more not less.

ANYONE (reseller, member, non-member) who purchase KS One-Size Cloth Diaper on 22th April 09 (Wednesday):

  • Value Pack of 3 (SKU: VP002) --> Free additional 3 pieces One-size insert (worth RM 50.70)
  • Single piece --> Free additional 1 piece One-size insert (worth RM 16.90)


Wednesday, April 15, 2009

BREAST MILK IS THE PERFECT BABY FOOD


Breast Milk is Superior Infant Food

No one has ever proved otherwise. The highest praise a formula manufacturer can give his product is that it is "most like mother's milk" or "nearer to mother's milk" - there is nothing suprior.

Breast milk always has the right propotions of fat, carbohydrates and protein. Formula companies are constantly adjusting these proportions looking for the best composition.

The reality is that a mother's milk composition changes from feeding to feeding depending on the needs of her child.

Infant formula can never duplicate human milk, which contains at least 100 ingredients not found in formula. Among them are living cells, hormones, active enzymes, immunoglobulins and compounds with unique structures - all of which cannot be replicated in infant formula.

Breast milk is more digestible than formula

Babies can digest human milk more easily than the milk of other animals, probably because human milk contains an enzyme that aids in this process. Breast milk forms softer curds in the infant's stomach than cow's milk (the basis for most formula) and is more quickly assimilated into the body system.

While it contains less protein than does cow's milk, virtually all the protein in breast milk is available to the the baby. By contrast, about half the protein in cow's milk passes through the baby's body as a waste product. Similarly, iron and zinc are absorbed better by breastfed babies.

Perfect food for sick baby

When a formula-fed baby gets a gastrointestinal ailment they are usually put on an artificial electrolyte solution because formula is too hard for them to digest. Breast milk, however, is easily digested, and soothing to the intestines, so there is no need for artificial and expensive electrolyte solutions.

If a baby gets a respiratory illness, formula may cause even more mucus.In contrast, breast milk contains antibodies to these ailments, as well as being highly digestible and not contributing to excess mucus formation.

Breast milk contains no genetically engineered materials

Most consumers are completely unaware of how much genetically engineered food they are consuming because these foods are usually no labelled as such.

Genetic ID, a company in Fairfield, Iowa, tested 4 soy-based baby formulas for genetically engineered ingredients. All four, Carnation Alsoy, Similac Neocare, Isomil and Enfamil Prosobee, tested positive ("Biotechnology's Bounty", M.Burros, New York Times, 21.5.1997)

Contains no synthetic growth hormones

Since many cows in the US are now routinely ingesting synthetic growth hormones to artificially increase their milk production, it stands to reason that these hormones are also getting into the US formulas, some of which are exported here.

P/S: If you like the bib shows in the picture, you can find the similar bibs on Kasihku Sayangku Online Store

Friday, April 10, 2009

High Quality Panasonic 1.5L Stainless Steel Food Flask with spoon & fork (worth RM 200)

KS customer who place the accumulate highest order in April09 will get
◦1 set of very high quality Panasonic 1.5L Stainless Steel Food Flask with spoon & fork (worth RM 200).

Thursday, April 2, 2009

How to use Baby Sling - Video 1

How to use baby sling? Just watch the video below


Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Breastfeeding - Fights Diseases (Part III)

Natural pain relief for baby

Breast milk actually contains chemicals that suppress pain (endorphins).Many a bruise or scrape has been soothed away almost instantly by a few moments of nursing. If you choose to have your child vaccinated, it is a good idea to nurse immediately after he/she receives a vaccination. This soothes the hurt.

Breastfeed babies get fewer cavities

Bottle-fed babies are at increased risk for baby bottle caries, a destructive dental condition which occurs when a baby is put to bed with a bottle containing formula, milk, juice or other fluids high in carbohydrates. Expensive and extensive dental repair may be required.

If the teeth come in straight, there's no need to fix them-meaning less money spent on corrective orthodontics treatment.

Less chance of baby getting eczema
  • According to 1995 Lancet study, breastfeeding for 6 months can prevent eczema in babies during the first 3 years.
  • Another study published in the British Medical Journal found that eczema was less common and milder in babies who were breastfed (22%). Instead, in infants fed casein hydrolysate, soymilk, or cow's milk, 21%, 63% and 70% respectively developed atopic eczema.
  • An American study that followed over 20,000 babies for 5 years found that there were 7 times as many babies with eczema in the bottle-fed group as in those completely breastfed. And babies given some breast and some bottle milk were twice as likely to get eczema as the totally breastfed ones.
Less chance of hernia

Breastfeeding is protective against inguinal hernias. For unknown reasons breastfed babies experience significantly fewer of them.

Decreased risk of baby developing urinary tract infections.

Breast milk is good for combating eye infections

Breast milk contains natural antibiotic qualities, and many mothers swear that a squirt in the irritated eye of their baby has cleared up the problem in no time.

Breast milk has antibacterial properties, so breastfed babies have fewer illnesses

About 80% of the cells in breast milk are macrophages, cells that kill bacteria, fungi and viruses. Breastfed babies are protected, in varying degrees, from a number of illness, including pneumonia, botulism, bronchitis, staphylococcal infections, influenza, ear infections and German measles.

Furthermore, mothers produce antibodies to whatever disease is present in their environment, so mother's milk is custom-designed to fight the diseases their babies are exposed to as well.

Breastfed babies are healthier overall and thus require fewer doctor visits.

Breastfed babies have great skin

This is not based on a formal study. Check out the skin of breastfed baby and see what you think.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Breastfeeding - Fights Diseases (Part II)



Breastfeeding protects baby against vision defects

In a study in Bangladesh, a breastfeeding was a protective factor for night blindness among preschool-aged children in both rural and urban areas. Breast milk is generally the main, if not the only source, of Vitamin A during a child's first 24 months of life (or for the duration of breastfeeding).

Breastfeeding decrease chances of maternal osteoporosis in later life

The odds that a woman with osteoporosis did not breastfeed her baby was 4 times higher than for a control woman.

Dr. Alan Lucas of the MRC Childhood Nutrition Research Center if London, found that 8-year-olds who were fed formula rather than breastfeed as infants, had less developed bone mineralization than those fed breast milk.

Breastfed babies have less chance of cardiopulmonary distress while feeding

According to a 1990 study, bottle-fed babies are at increased risk of cardiopulmonary disturbances, including prolonged airway closure and obstructed breaths due to repeated swallowing.

Breastfeed babies have less chance of developing ulcerative colitis

This is disease of later life (a severe inflammatory disorder of the colon characterised by the passage of blood and pus), which may be connected with type of feeding in infancy and especially the early introduction of solids.

  • In one survey, it was found that people with ulcerative colitis were twice as likely as "normal" people never to have been breastfed.

  • Another study showed that people with long-standing ulcerative colitis had high levels of antibodies to cow's milk protein in their blood.

Breastfed babies have less chance of developing necrotising enterecolitis, a bowel infection with high death rate seen almost exclusively in the bottle-fed

Although this is a rare disease, it is virtually never seen in the breastfed child.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Cloth Diaper - How to wear/put on the Cloth Diaper

Want to know how to put on or wear the Cloth Diaper? Also very easy, just watch the video below:


Cloth Diaper - How to put in the insert?

Want to know how to put in the insert? No problem, it is very easy, just watch the video below

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Cloth Diaper - How to adjust size for new born till 4 years old child

Want to learn how to put on and adjust size for KS One-Size Cloth Diaper for new born till 4 years old children? No problem, just watch the 1 min 45 sec video below, then you will know how. It is very easy.


Cloth Diaper - New Colour


KasihkuSayangku just launched our forever popular One-Size Cloth Diaper in new prints. It is now available in Minnie Pink, Lime Green, Lemon Yellow and Twilight Blue. Hope you would like the new colour as we like it. 

There are some improvements found on this new print. The outer layer is softer and make it looks less bulky. 


Friday, January 30, 2009

Cloth Diapers - Give our Child a Blue Sky

What is Diaper?
A diaper (in North America) or nappy (in the United Kingdom or Commonwealth countries) is an absorbent garment worn primarily by whom are not yet potty trained or suffer from bedwetting.

The Purpose of Cloth Diaper
The purpose of a diaper is to absorb moisture and contain mess so that the wearer can remain dry and comfortable after wetting or soiling themselves. When diapers become full and can no longer hold any more waste, they require changing.


Material of Diaper
Diapers can be made of either cloth or disposable materials. Whereas cloth diapers are comprised of layers of fabric such as terry towelling and can be washed and reused multiple times, disposable diapers contain absorbent chemicals and can be thrown away after use. The decision to use cloth or disposable diapers is a controversial one, due to issues ranging from convenience, health, cost, and their effect on the environment.

Why and Benefits of Using Cloth Diapers?
  • More Economic-- Yes, cloth diapers are cheaper than disposable. Any way you do the math, cloth wins. Just need to purchase average about 6 sets and you can use for 2 - 3 years and can pass down to your next baby. Which is more worth? Which is more value for money? We have done some calculation base on assuming usage for 2 years. Easily You Save = RM 3,194 for 2 years. Question: How much more other things you can buy for your beloved children with RM 3,194? For calculation details, please visit http://www.kasihkusayangku.com/index.php?l=product_list&c=9
  • Environmental Friendly. Cloth Diapers are more environmentally friendly! Cloth diapers can be wash, reuse and recycle. With cloth diapers you are not throwing thousands of pounds of non-biodegradable waste into the landfills each year.Cloth diapers should be the Reduce, Re-use, and Recycle product of choice! It only takes 3 dozen good quality cloth diapers to diaper at least 2 children for a grand total of 4-6 years, then you can use the worn diapers as rags for another 5 years, then you can throw the scraps in the compost bin, where the natural fibers will biodegrade.
  • Health Issue. Disposable diapers contain Carcinogenic Dioxin, which in various forms has been shown to cause cancer, birth defects, liver damage, and skin diseases, genetic damage, is a by-product of the paper-bleaching process used in manufacturing disposable diapers, and trace quantities may exist in the diapers themselves. Disposable diapers contain gel-like beads Sodium polyacrylate, make diapers super absorbent. It ‘pulls’ natural moisture from baby’s skin, encouraging irritation. It can cause severe allergic reactions including vomiting, infections and fever. Disposable diapers also contain TRIBUTYL TIN – Highly toxic pollutant. It has hormone-like effect in smallest concentration. It harms the immune system and impairs the hormonal system.
  • Earlier toilet training.This may not hold true in every case, but there's no denying that cloth diapers are a lot more "realistic" than disposables. A wet cloth diaper feels wet to a child, whereas a disposable diaper continues to feel dry.
  • Less diaper rashes. No doubt, it may depends on the child, but that cloth seems to maintain a better moisture environment for my daughter's skin than disposables. You can also feel more easily when your child is wet and change her as often as necessary. And there's no increased cost if you need to change your child more often with cloth diapers, whereas with disposables it can really add up if you are changing your babe more frequently due to rash or diarrhea. One study from the Journal of Pediatrics indicates that 54% of one month olds in disposable diapers had some type of rash, 16% were severe. Rash medication can be expensive. A tube of one of the leading makers of rash medicine costs approximately $6. This is just a small expense, but multiply that expense over three years and it quickly starts to add up.
  • No midnight runs to the store because you are out of diapers, no scanning newspaper ads, hoping for a great sale, and no clipping coupons. Just do a couple loads of laundry a week and you're set!
  • Save Time. Still recall the day you fold the traditional nappy until you want to cry. With cloth diaper, it is so easy to put it on our beloved child and spend the precious time with them.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Breastfeeding - Fights Diseases

Breast milk contains immunities to diseases and aids in the development of baby's immune system

Formula provides neither of these benefits. According to a study reported in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, fully bottle-fed infants were hospitalized with infectious diseases 10 times more often and spent 10 times more days in hospital during the first year of life than fully breastfed infants.

Breastfeeding protects against intestinal disorder

In a Manchester study, out of 170 babies under 6 months old admitted to a hospital with gastro-enteritis, only one baby was being breastfed.

Breast milk lowers risk of developing asthma

According to study published in Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine in July 1995, breastfed babies have a lower risk for developing recurrent wheezing when they are older (age 6 or more).

Breastfeeding protects baby against diarrhoeal infections

Diarrhoea is a major killer of infants and toddlers, and the main cause of diarrhoea is a bottle-feeding. Breastfeeding is the best way to prevent diarrhoea. Studies have shown that babies who are breastfed exclusively have a lower incidence of diarrhoea.

Breastfeeding protects baby against bacterial meningitis.

Breastfeeding protects baby against respiratory infections

in one study of babies treated with respiratory infections in a Newcastle hospital, it was found that only 1 in 14 was being breastfed, compared with 1 in 4 among healthy babies outside the hospital.

Breastfeeding decease chances of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

Preliminary data from the University of North Caroline/Duke University researches indicates breastfed children were only 40% as likely to develop juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Breastfeeding - Better Development


Breastfed Babies Walk Earlier

Two studies have shown that breastfed babies walk earlier than bottle-fed babies even after allowing for differences in weight between the 2 groups and excluding babies whose mothers went out to work (because they might possibly have been less stimulated to walk).

Better Speech Development


Tongue thrust problems often develop among bottle-fed babies as they try to slow down the flow of milk coming from the artificial nipple. This can lead to speech problem. as well as mouth-breathing, lip-biting, gum disease and a generally unattractive appearance.

Better Social Skills

A study in Hungary found that breastfeeding in the first 3 months of life greatly improves a child;s social maturity (as well as psychomotor, ie physical movement,skills). This is encouraged by human contact during feeding (a nursing mother must cuddle her infant closely many times during the day). At birth, infant see only 12-15 inches, the distance between a nursing baby and its mother's face. This gives child an important early start in human interaction.

Facilitates Proper Dental and Jaw Development

Suckling at the breast is good for baby's tooth and jaw development. Babies at the breast have to use as much as 60 times more energy to get food than do those drinking from a bottle.

As the babies' jaw muscles are strenuously exercised in suckling,their constant pulling encourages the growth of well-formed jaws and straight, healthy teeth.

Among breastfed infant, the longer the duration of nursing, the lower the incidents of malocclusion (faulty mouth and jaw development).

Many specialist report that they see fewer such problems in breastfed babies. In one survey of nearly 500 children with such problems, only 2 had been breastfed.

Saturday, January 3, 2009

Breastfeeding - More Brainy


Breastfed Babies Have Higher IQs
  • According to a University of Bristol paper published in Early Human Development in 1997, in 8 out of 10 population studies, and 3 studies of low birth weight infants, it has been consistently shown that children who have been breastfed are on average intellectually more able than bottle-fed children. The longer the child has been breastfed, the more pronounced the effect. 
  • Another study of nearly 400 children using several tests showed that the highest IQs (of 130 or higher) were obtained by children who had been breastfed for between 4 and 9 months.
  • In another study of 771 low-birth weight infants, babies whose mothers chose to provide breast milk had an 8-point advantage in a mental development test over infants of mothers choosing not to do so.
  • In Spain, a 1994 study of 229 breastfed and bottle-fed infants from birth to 2 years found lower mental development in the bottle-fed infants.
  • In Britain, a 1995 follow-up study of children booked into antenatal clinics found further evidence of the association between breastfeeding and child intelligence - significantly higher mental development was seen in the breastfed children studied. 

Breastfed Babies Have Better Language Development

A New Zealand study found that breastfed children have higher language development (as well as intelligence test) scores at ages 3, 5 and 7 than children who were not breastfed.

Better Educational Achievement

The latest study to support this statement was done in New Zealand in 1998. Here an 18-year study of over 1,000 children found that those who were breastfed as infants had both better intelligence and greater academic achievement that children who were infant-formula fed.

Better Reading Comprehension and Mathematical Ability

The above New Zealand study also found that increasing the duration of breastfeeding results in significant increase in reading comprehension and mathematical ability.

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Breastfeeding - Makes your child more INTELLIGENT & HEALTHY




How to make your child more intelligent?

Want an intelligent, healthy child? There's a proven solution that lies beyond expensive books, computer lessons, tuition classes and IQ pills - mother's milk.

Breast milk is superior infant food. It contains at least 100 ingredients not found, and that cannot be replicated, in infant formula. And it has just the right amount of fatty acids, lactose, water, and amino acids for human digestion, brain development, and growth.

Breastfeeding will also give your child immunity from infection, less chance of obesity, less risk of dental decay and many other life-long health benefits.

More than two decades of research have established that breast milk is perfectly suited to nourish infants and protect them from illness. This is because about 80% of the cells in breast milk are cell that kill bacteria, fungi and viruses.

Breastfed babies thus have fewer illnesses. You save money (especially in today economy situation) not just on infant formula, but also on doctors' bills!

You may help save your child's life too. Human milk straight from the breast is always sterile, never contaminated by polluted water or dirty bottles, which can lead to potentially fatal diarrhoea in the infant.

That's not all.No babies are allergic to their mother's milk. In the contrast, some babies are allergic to cow's milk, and have to be prescribed 3 or 4 different formulas before an agreeable one is found. Allergic reactions to artificial food can be so severe that they threaten a baby's life.

Also, cow's milk contains a different type of protein which human infants can have difficulty digesting. (About half the protein in cow's milk passes through the baby's body as a waste product.) Human milk is easier to digest, so the baby energy is conserved for better growth - of his brain and body.... To be continued.

Looking for breastfeeding products? Please visit KasihkuSayangku

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Benefits of using Baby Sling

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Research shows that babies who are touched & cuddled frequently, cry & fuss less. Such content and alert babies show enhanced learning through contact and interaction with his caregiver. Our Baby Sling promote this style of parenting.

Following are some of the advantages of "wearing" your baby (from "The Baby Book" by William and Martha Sears):


  • It's convenient. You can breastfeed discretely in a sling while working, getting things done around the house, shopping or eating in a restaurant. If you have a baby who wants to be held all the time, this is an easy way to meet her needs while doing other things.
  • It helps moms care for older siblings. Carrying your baby in a sling can give you the mobility to care for your older children.
  • It helps some babies to breastfeed better. Some babies, particularly those who are tense or tend to arch their backs, breastfeed better while moving. Also, babies who are slow to gain weight (for no apparent reason) have been known to gain better if carried in a sling for several hours a day, since proximity to mom encourages babies to eat more frequently.
  • It reduces crying and colic. A 1986 study of 99 mother-infant pairs (reported in Pediatrics) showed that carrying babies at least three hours a day reduces crying and fussing 43% during the day and 51% at night. Babies are happier because they have less need to cry, and parents enjoy their babies more as a result.
  • It enhances learning. Carried babies have enhanced visual and auditory alertness, and increased "quiet alertness" times. Carrying a baby promotes cognitive development and speech development, since babies are exposed to more experiences and conversations.
  • Carried babies are involved in their parents' world. They participate in life, rather than see it as a spectator.
  • Carrying your baby promotes bonding and enhances parents' feelings of competence. A higher frequency of feeding and touching stimulates mothering hormones, and frequent carrying encourages and speeds the development of a mutual reading of each other's cues.