According to WHO recommendations, the child should only breast-feed with breastfeeding for about 6 months, followed by the introduction of lures. Other organizations advise to introduce lures between 4 and 6 months of life, continuing at this time breastfeeding or a mixture. Up to 4 months the child does not need a lure, and the reflex of pushing out, in which the tongue pushes everything that is put out of the mouth, makes it very difficult to feed the child.
A new study of scientists is likely to interest owners of cats and cats, because the food of their pet is an important aspect for the health, strength and energy of the animal, so caring owners will be interested to know that their pets can make their own diet and perfectly navigate the nutritional value products.
The table of growth and weight of the child is the question, the answer to which young parents, especially mothers, begin to look for, starting from the first day of the birth of the baby.
The weight of the child by months is of interest to any attentive and caring mother. The indicator of the dynamics of weight gain, as well as growth, are important parameters indicating the normal development of the baby.
Norms of weight and height of children for a long time were obsolete, pediatricians recommended to parents the schemes and standards developed almost forty years ago. Since 2003, the standards have changed, for more than seven years the World Health Organization has carried out specific studies called MIPR, a multi-purpose study of development indicators.
All people are different and it's not even that they are different in nature and perception of the world, but that there are differences in appearance: different physique, height and weight.
In addition to the processes of growth, development and biological maturation, the child goes through a complex path that can be designated by the term "socialization", or social development of the child.
Artificial and mixed feeding can and should be implemented only according to vital indications, that is, with the conviction of health workers, preferably their consultation, in the mother's inability to adequately lactate and the high risk of chronic child starvation.
We all heard a million horror stories about the dangers of antibiotics during pregnancy. Do they have any grounds? Are antibiotics in the first weeks of pregnancy really very dangerous for the development of a future child? In fact, these questions can be answered, and yes and no.
Grass bear's eye during pregnancy refers to plants, the use of which is inadmissible in its pure form, or in the composition of the herb collection.