Hello, mom! You are already 37 weeks pregnant, very close to giving birth, so you must have many questions related to the formation of the baby, the possible symptoms you may experience and also about the birth. Know that a baby at 37 weeks is already the approximate size of a chard or a pumpkin […]
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I already told you in detail about how Abigail was unable to support her head and the neuropediatrician said she was hypotonic at two months of age. She was hospitalized, underwent several tests and I told you about all this in the post: Hypotonia in babies: my baby won’t support his head. In this post,
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As I said in some posts, Abigail started to follow up with the speech therapist because I thought she had a speech delay. According to the CDC here in the USA, a baby at 15 months (1 year and 3 months) would need to be speaking one or two words besides “mama” or “dada”. At
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Daytime potty training is part of a baby’s development and is considered one of the most special changes. After all, it is an important transition, responsible for showing how quickly our little ones grow. During this period, insecurities and anxieties are normal, as until then that experience was just a distant reality. As it is
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The Alpha generation is made up of people who were born connected to the digital world. For them, having a cell phone from an early age is normal, as is having access to different technologies. The result is children and, consequently, future adults who may have difficulty separating the digital world from the real one.
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“Master the art of diaper changing with this practical guide for new parents.” Changing a diaper is a necessary skill for new parents to learn. It may seem daunting at first, but with practice, it will become second nature. This practical guide will walk you through the steps of changing a diaper, ensuring that your
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Your baby was calm and quiet, but from one moment to the next he becomes cunning, throwing tantrums, responding and contradicting everything that is said? It could be the baby adolescencea complicated phase for both children and parents, who will need to learn to be flexible in order to overcome stressful situations. Are you interested
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In times of soaring generosity on the humanitarian stock market, what makes a child confuse solidarity with loneliness? Could it be the lack of repertoire on what solidarity is? The little coexistence with fraternal gestures and attitudes? Or the feeling of being alone to make a difference in someone’s life, without the support of those
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When we have small children and love traveling, one of the questions we ask ourselves is: can I take a stroller or baby carrier on the plane? The answer is yes, as long as you know that traveling with a small child requires organization and some care. Carrying a stroller on the plane follows similar
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How can we create a pleasant routine amidst the countless daily commitments we have? Playing is children’s natural language and in addition to being a fundamental activity for child development, playing also represents the child’s way of knowing that they are in the world and are part of it. Through play, children reflect on their
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Cochlear implants are an option for children with severe to profound hearing losses In the routine of maternity hospitals, babies need to undergo some exams right after birth. This is because some diseases that do not usually present immediate symptoms need to be diagnosed early. One of the mandatory tests is the ear test, which
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The baby, despite already being a human being, is still developing, is fragile and has some discomforts, such as colic. The fact is that colic is common in babies and will be something that not only they will face, but also their parents. Between the endless crying and the agony of seeing your baby suffer
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Moms and dads dream of the moment when their baby will be able to pronounce the words “mommy” and “daddy”. Many parents are, from when they are newborns, saying these words and trying to stimulate them and anxious to know when the child starts to talk, but they are the right age for that. As
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We adults are already used to having a blocked nose from time to time, without it being the end of the world. However, when our baby has a blocked nose, in addition to worrying, he becomes more irritable and has less appetite. A baby with a blocked nose cannot sleep and all of this can
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During pregnancy, as the belly grows, one of the things that makes parents most anxious is feeling the baby moving. Not only because of the emotion, but because the baby moving is an indication of life growing inside the mother. So, for parents who are on duty waiting to feel their baby’s first movements, a
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Welcome to the enchanted world of educational toys, where every smile of a child with autism is a wordless poem! Ah, if you think that toys are just toys, get ready for a real revolution in the gaming universe. Educational toys are true allies for children, especially those with autism, offering not only moments of
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