Monday, February 13, 2012

Prevention of childhood allergies



Childhood allergies are associated largely with the habits of the mother state and the conditions under which keeps the baby in her early years.

Experts recommend extreme precautions, especially if one or both parents have allergies. Since this condition is heredity, and allergic parents have raised the risk of allergies in the baby up to 80%.

Tips for buying clothes for a newborn


When we heard the beautiful nautica, the first thing we do most of the mothers or grandmothers to knit socks is ourselves, and start with the furniture of our dear and close family member.

We must bear in mind that the closer we get to the due date, the furniture must be complete, and never forget the basic elements that are necessary summate in the locker room of a newborn baby, their first weeks of life.

The bassinet, a baby magazine


Many parents prefer to use the bassinet during the first weeks of life, so that the baby can sleep with them in the same room, however, always bear in mind that babies grow very quickly, so a bassinet , which seems large enough, usually small to meet stay two months.   


To give a more secure and extended to the first bed that sheltering your child, here are some tips to consider when buying a bassinet:

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Depression during pregnancy


 Many women are tired of being pregnant during the third quarter, and some even before, so there is nothing wrong with feeling this way. All that is exciting and new during the first weeks and months of pregnancy may become tedious in the sixth or seventh month.



And you have to be honest, there's nothing particularly exciting about getting off the bed side, complain every time you get up or go to the bathroom twenty times a day. Of course, once you offer a seat on the bus, but also affront other delicacies such as hemorrhoids and reflux, which is more than enough to take the emotion even more excited mother.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

What are Braxton Hicks contractions?


The Braxton Hicks contractions are sporadic uterine contractions that start about six weeks of pregnancy, though you can not really feel it so soon. May not start to notice them until sometimes in mid-pregnancy.
As pregnancy progresses, Braxton Hicks contractions, which are not experienced by all women, become more common, but until recent weeks become infrequent, irregular and almost painless. Sometimes this kind of contractions are difficult to distinguish from the signs of a birth premature.

By the time you only miss a few weeks to the date of delivery, these contractions may become more intense and more frequent, and can cause you great discomfort.

Friday, February 10, 2012

Physician visits in the second trimester of pregnancy


When you're in your second trimester, most likely have to go see a doctor about once every four weeks, of course unless you have some kind of complication or condition that makes your physician gives you have to go more often. This is why it is good to know what they are going to do in these appointments.


Your personal doctor in each of these appointments monthly or weekly, try to gather all the information you need to know that your pregnancy goes as expected. So review your medical history and talk about things that could have been outstanding to this visit, as the analysis that you might have to do and which already have the results.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Deep brain development of your baby


The brain of your baby gradually unfolds like the rest of his body and is slowly gaining the skills that will take your child to have the features and capabilities that will when she's older and into adulthood. And is that beneath his little skull and into your little head is developing a world unseen.

Well on your little brain below the cerebral cortex is the wrinkled gray matter, are two small structures are those that help the development of your baby, it's the hypothalamus that controls sleep so deep that you need ago at this time and the hippocampus which is what helps control memory, which gradually unfolds.