Hello Moms,
My name is Rima, I am a mother to a 4 years old boy, I live in the Middle East and I am new to blogging but the idea hit me when I was visiting a friend and four mothers where present, I noticed how rich is to share with others and to exchange information so I decided to create this blog where Moms can discuss many subjects related to womanhood and Family, I always believed that 3 opinions are better then one.
As a Midwife, I used to deliver women and take care of babies all day long, counsel them and assist them from puberty to menopause. Ironically when I got married it took me 5 years to conceive, the hardest years of my life. Living in the Middle East region is not really easy for women especially if the society consider her infertile; by trying all means of ovulation inducers and IVF...etc, we finally made it, pregnancy was hard, delivery was premature but the end result is awesome..a healthy adorable boy.
Being a woman in the Middle East is different, I won't say difficult, because it has pros and cons, I will try throughout this blog to share with you some useful tips on many subjects related to : Puberty, Fertility, Pregnancy, Prenatal assistance, Delivery and parenting, to Menopause.
The world is evolving, by exchanging information and being up to date we make our families grow stronger.
Feel free to propose any subject you wish to discuss.
Can't wait to communicate with you Arab Moms :)
Rima
My name is Rima, I am a mother to a 4 years old boy, I live in the Middle East and I am new to blogging but the idea hit me when I was visiting a friend and four mothers where present, I noticed how rich is to share with others and to exchange information so I decided to create this blog where Moms can discuss many subjects related to womanhood and Family, I always believed that 3 opinions are better then one.
As a Midwife, I used to deliver women and take care of babies all day long, counsel them and assist them from puberty to menopause. Ironically when I got married it took me 5 years to conceive, the hardest years of my life. Living in the Middle East region is not really easy for women especially if the society consider her infertile; by trying all means of ovulation inducers and IVF...etc, we finally made it, pregnancy was hard, delivery was premature but the end result is awesome..a healthy adorable boy.
Being a woman in the Middle East is different, I won't say difficult, because it has pros and cons, I will try throughout this blog to share with you some useful tips on many subjects related to : Puberty, Fertility, Pregnancy, Prenatal assistance, Delivery and parenting, to Menopause.
The world is evolving, by exchanging information and being up to date we make our families grow stronger.
Feel free to propose any subject you wish to discuss.
Can't wait to communicate with you Arab Moms :)
Rima
