Today as every Monday we offer you a summary of highlights of the last week in Babies and more.
The month of August has a few hours left and that is why we have begun to talk about the most transcendental changes in the lives of children within the month of September: the end of the holidays and the return to school. We have talked about how shocking it is (or always has been) for some of the school-related announcements on a full vacation in "back to school" announcements and we have also asked you if you want to start school in allusion that many parents want routines to return, among other things.
We have also talked about how interesting it can be to leave the books within the reach of children and we have asked you if your children see cartoons of your childhood, since there are many parents who believe that those series should not be lost in oblivion. .
Continuing with the children, we have commented that, in addition to some weddings, it seems that the children also bother on the airplanes, we have talked about the role of adults when we witness an aggression against a child at the entrance: intervene if we witness a slap and we have known that almost 80% of children still receive whipping.
With respect to the current climate, we have commented that with the heat, keeping the baby well hydrated and following with the water, we have commented that drinking water is a simple prevention against obesity.
As for food, we have known that the Spanish Food Composition Database has been created and we have also talked about fragile X.
Speaking about pregnancies, we have commented that you have to make love 104 times to conceive a baby and on this same topic we have talked about getting pregnant at first.
If we focus on the entries about childbirth, we have again talked about the study that said home birth triples neonatal death compared to hospital delivery and we have known that babies are hardly born on weekends.
In relation to the health of children, we have talked about what would happen if we stopped vaccinating our children and have known an impressive story: a baby came back to life with the hug of his parents.
Finally we have talked about last names in the world and have known a curious statistic that shows that more than 35% of British adults sleep with a teddy bear.
We hope that this week the contents of Babies and more find them interesting, enjoyable and practical. We will work to make it happen.
