As every week, we review by the most outstanding contents we have published in Babies and more last week. We offer it again in this summary.
Following comments that you have left on our Facebook profile, we have talked about a practice that seems like the last century, but unfortunately it is still valid: cesarean delivery with tied hands.
We have shown you some "hilarious" illustrations of a mother about pregnancy and motherhood that will give you a smile.
We have also reflected on the upbringing of children. Armando commented that breastfeeding, collecting and raising a child with respect in order to be a leader of tomorrow is a mistake. Do you raise your child with that intention?
One issue that worries parents a lot is postural or positional asphyxiation: we comment on why babies should not sleep in car seats, a place where they should be short.
A curious study in Australia states that men are happier when mom stays at home, what do you think?
About breastfeeding, we have talked about the six tips to wean your baby that you should never follow if you want to respectfully remove the breast.
We also called on the same subject: we need doctors who know about breastfeeding: for a poorly treated mastitis they took half a liter of pus from the chest.
We also said that many women in the United Kingdom feel badly seen when breastfeeding in view of others, so a campaign has been launched to encourage mothers to breastfeed in public.
Regarding the education of our children, we gave nine good reasons why children should not have homework. As they are raised, they make no sense; We comment on what homework should be so that they are useful.
A news that has disturbed us is to know that some "celebrities" pay a rent and simulate their pregnancy to safeguard their figure. The frivolity of motherhood taken to the extreme.
And finally, the first Christmas bells ring in the middle of the controversy: Paypal has presented its Christmas announcement that suggests that Santa Claus does not exist, for which he has received hundreds of criticisms.
Attentive, because this week we bring you many more interesting things. Good week!
