Like every start of the week, we review the most prominent contents that we have published in Babies and more over the past week.
Our Special on infant feeding It continues with very useful recommendations such as tips to go to the supermarket with children and to present the dishes and tables in a fun way, essential to make the food more appetizing.
For its part, we have had many contents related to Christmas (how it shows that the date is approaching). We have recommended toys for children from two to three years old and for children from three to four years old. The previous week we had talked about the most suitable toys for the little ones and this week we will take care of the older ones.
Regarding how to survive Christmas despite the crisis, we have suggested as a gift a selection of Ikea toys for less than ten euros. And related to the crisis, we have talked about raising anti-crisis, about the advantages of facing the arrival of a baby in these times.
Returning to Christmas toys, we have commented that "Monster High" dolls are sold out for being girls' favorites. We have also taught you some crafts to do with children as cut-outs to add to Santa's house, or a jelly-tree Christmas tree and we have remembered the true meaning of Christmas through a classic children's story: "How the Grinch stole Christmas! "
We have echoed some interesting news such as that Australia pays families to vaccinate children, that McDonald's is fined for inducing bad eating habits with toys and denying custody of a Spanish mother in Germany for breastfeeding to his four-year-old son, something inconceivable.
We have also talked about one of the most famous television characters: SpongeBob. Its creator talks about criticism of his character. He defends him from accusations and praises the virtues of cartoons that live under the sea.
We have commented on how to reduce the risk of sudden infant death, a misfortune that naturally worries parents a lot, and how much ibuprofen and paracetamol the child has to take.
About pregnancy we have taught a fun video about how a child is made without the need of a parent in the middle and in other things, about prenatal controls, gynecologists have positioned themselves against "show ultrasound."
We have wondered if there are more risks for first-time home deliveries, while we have known a new study that states that children "detect" lies and distrust liars.
Finally, and as a curiosity, we have shown you a Mickey Mouse bulb to illuminate the children's room.
This week, many more things!
