Like every Monday, here we bring you the summary of highlights of the last week in Babies and more.
Before the entrance of the children to the school we wanted to comment on some issues related to education and school. We have explained how to help them adapt to the nursery and started a debate on the same period of adaptation, to argue to what extent it is useful and necessary.
We have also discussed the issue of children who do not go to school, which is being very commented, we have explained why children should not have homework and we have carried out the survey: how much do we spend with going back to school? to talk between the parents of the September slope.
Continuing with the Special Infant Feeding and focusing on the topic of complementary feeding we have touched on the issue of baby preferences and one of the main themes when talking about feeding: knowing how much my child has to eat (and the second part).
Regarding food for pregnant women, we have published two more recipes, cauliflower with almonds and noodles with nut sauce and we have commented on the book ¡Ñami mom! of recipes for pregnancy.
We have returned to the issue of alcohol in pregnancy, since alcohol is the main cause of congenital defects in pregnancy and we have commented on an interesting study that states that giving birth at home is safe.
Following the issue of pregnancy we have answered the frequent questions about pregnancy and influenza A, now that the topic is so hot (although they already say that a lot of noise and few nuts) and for those who already have their newborn at home we have commented the theme of free gift baskets for your baby and we have explained the anomalies in the navel of the newborn, to learn a little more about the possible complications.
To conclude the summary, comment that we have also brought a few ideas for those couples looking for a name for their daughter with the names baby names: mythological heroines (I) and (II).
This is all for this week. We hope that in the week we start today the contents will be attractive and enriching for moms and future moms (and for parents too).
