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There are many different types of hikes you can do in Canada. There are even more if you want to go off the beaten path.

There are so many hiking spots in Western Canada, that it can be hard to pick which ones to visit first. Here is a list of some of the most popular and recommended hiking trails.

Banff National Park

Banff National Park is one of the most popular national parks in Canada. It's home to over 200 species of wildlife, which makes it really fun to explore and discover new things while you're hiking there.

It has a lot of different hiking trails and paths to choose from, but you should always consult the official Banff National Park site for up-to-date trail conditions.

Not only does the town of Banff have excellent hiking trails but it also has everything you can possibly need like restaurants, hotels and shops. So much so that vacationers and visitors start their search for Banff homes for sale to make this lifestyle with amazing amenities a daily routine. 

Icefields Parkway

Hiking at Icefields Parkway is a great way to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It allows you to connect with nature and escape the noise of the city. It's also a great way to experience some of Canada's most beautiful landscapes.

The Icefields Parkway is located in Alberta, Canada and stretches for over 100 kilometers. The trail offers spectacular views as it passes by glaciers, mountain lakes, waterfalls, and forests. If you're looking for an adventure or want to take in some of Canada's natural beauty, then hiking at Icefields Parkway is for you!

The Rocky Mountains

There are many hiking trails that lead to breathtaking views in the Rocky Mountains and it's also a nice way to spend time with friends and family.

The Rocky Mountains are located in Western Canada and span an area of about 2,000 miles from east to west and 1,000 miles from north to south. The Rockies are not just one mountain range but they are actually a collection of smaller mountain ranges that run together in parallel lines across the middle of Canada.

Hiking at The Rocky Mountains is a great experience. It takes around 4-5 hours to hike up and down the mountain. You can see different types of trees, animals, and plants.

Yellowhead Highway

If you are looking for a new hiking adventure, then this is where you should go! Hiking at Yellowhead Highway offers great views and opportunities for wildlife viewing and bird watching.

There are many different trails that hikers can take advantage of when they visit the Yellowhead Highway in Canada. The most popular trail is called Maligne Lake Trail which takes hikers on a journey through beautiful forests and landscapes before they come across Maligne Lake which is one of the most scenic destinations in Jasper National Park.

It also has many waterfalls which are perfect for those hot summer days when you need some relief from the heat!



March 16, 2022 25 comments

When you are a new parent, your entire world revolves around your baby. If your baby is happy and healthy, so are you and vice versa. Babies cry, but as a new parent, it becomes increasingly difficult to elicit the reasons for the same. Here I am enumerating the major reasons for their upset state.

1. Hunger:

Hunger is the commonest cause for a wailing baby. Initially, the infantile stomach has a capacity of 30 ml only, so the milk/baby meal gets digested pretty quickly. They need to be fed in small portions frequently. Also since crying is their only means to communicate, they scream till they are fed.


2. Baby is wet:

This is God's way to let the mother know that the baby needs to be changed. Whether it's a wet diaper or a peed pant, baby starts crying from the dampness. We should always check for that.


3. Baby is sick:

Now this is a very serious reason. Visible signs like fever or redness mean that medical help is needed. There may be unapparent signs too like an ear infection can't be diagnosed by the mother. The baby needs medical help.


4. Infantile colic

Babies suffer from indigestion and flatulence from time to time which result in pain in abdomen.  Often we notice that the baby stops weeping as soon as flatus is passed. Now what exactly is infantile colic?

The term 'colic' is used when a baby cries for more than 3 hours a day without any apparent reason. Indigestion and flatulence affects babies to that point of extent that they are miserable.


Now how to treat colic?


  • Always burp after a meal.

  • Whether you are breastfeeding your baby or top feeding, it's mandatory to burp before putting them down so that all the ingested air is expelled and doesn't trouble their tiny stomach.

  • The easiest and safest way to do so is to give gripe water. I have been using Woodwards Gripe water since I gave birth to my elder daughter. It worked magically for her and I have been giving it to my little one too.





So how does Woodward’s gripe water work?


Woodward’s gripe water is very effective in flatulence, acidity, indigestion and constipation.


It is an Ayurvedic formulation contains sarjikakshara, fennel, dill seed oil, liquorice, etc all the ingredients that help relieve hyperacidity and indigestion. These things help reduce the inflammation of gastric mucosa and the baby feels relieved. Sarjikakshara is sodium bicarbonate which is a known antacid.


So how does it aid in constipation?

It also contains maltitol and propylene glycol (polyols) which are known to increase peristalsis ie motion of the gastrointestinal tract. Polyols are known to have a laxative effect and that is how gripe water is able to give relief in constipation.


Woodward’s gripe water is completely free from alcohol and can be given to infants; right from the first week. It is completely safe and effective whether the child is irritable due to teething or constipation.


Proper nutrition is mandatory for proper growth of the child and for that the digestive process has to be smooth. Woodward’s gripe water aids in digestion and hence not only the child stops crying, but also senses hunger (because of digestion) and feeds well.


I will continue to use gripe water till my little one turns three. What about you mommies?


March 04, 2022 3 comments
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