...BREASTFEED YOUR BABY [pic] 1. Position yourself properly It's easiest to get started breastfeeding the first few times if you are sitting up. • Sit up in bed, in a comfortable armchair, or in a rocking chair. • Pillows are a must: Use them behind your back, under your elbow, and on your lap to support the baby. • Use a footstool to bring your knees up or use pillows under your knees if you are sitting up in bed. You should be relaxed with none of your muscles straining. 2. Position your baby properly Baby should be lying on his side with his whole body facing you and his knees pulled in close to your body. The steps on the next few slides will walk you through the cradle hold. [pic] 3. Hold Baby at the level of your nipple You and your baby will be more comfortable if you are not leaning forward to reach him and he is not straining to latch on. Using a pillow on your lap will help. [pic] 4. Offer your breast to Baby Your thumb and index fingers should form a "C" or "U." Be sure your fingers are well behind the areola. Support the breast as close to its natural height as possible while the baby latches on and throughout the feeding, with your thumb in line with the baby's nose and four fingers on the other side of the breast. Keep fingers and thumb well back from the nipple so they don't get in the way as baby latches on. 5. Encourage Baby to latch on properly If Baby turns his head away, gently stroke his cheek on...
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...ranging from a year to two years. “By the time a child reaches the age of two their weight increase by seventy-five percent, their head circumference increases from fourteen to nineteen inches”. Mario weight about thirty to thirty-five pounds, he has a full head of hair, so his head size to me is equivalent to his body size and weight. “Emotional regulation and impulse control continue to develop…[the] first cognition of exiting, social interactions and later cognitions of more abstract thoughts” Berger, Grossman (2013). Mario is quite a character, he speaks and teaches the little ones with authority. “In Biosocial growth, a caregiver enables babies to grow, to move and learn” (p. 129) 9:00 a.m. The three caregivers were joining in play time of how to change baby’s diapers. Mario was holding three play baby bottles for a doll wearing a green outfit. The caregiver respond to Mario’s request that he wanted to feed the baby doll instead. 9:05 The baby changing diaper class continues, and the caregiver showed the kids how to change the baby’s diapers, the other toddlers were not really paying attention except for Mario as he hands over baby wipes to the caregiver. The caregiver asked Marion if he wanted to wipe the baby doll, he said “no” “milk”, holding two bottles. Caregiver is...
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...know anything about the fair of his wife. But after the first few pictures taken by Visser, his anger came out and he started his revenge and got involved in this nightmare. The fake picture of Abby and Ray dead in the bed also misleads Marty. When Marty was about to give Visser the money, Visser shot Marty. And Visser throw Abby’s gun in the room to create a misleading scene. These things start with the fake picture. And as Visser says, “life is very uncertain and something can always go wrong.” The appearance of the fake pictures is the moment that life goes wrong for Marty. Marty’s life was totally changed because of this fake picture. He wanted to kill Ray and his unfaithful wife, but instead he is the first one who was shot and got buried alive. Because of the photos, a series of misunderstandings begin. Ray thought Abby killed Marty and Abby thought Visser was Marty and killed him. All the twists start from these photos. Everybody was confused after this. Nobody in the movie truly knows what was happening to everybody. Even Visser, who thinks he knows everything, was also confused at the end. The photos are fake, and this tells us that everything can happen because of money. The photos can be faked, and also the relationship and everything valuable in the world can be faked and changed because of money. The photos triggered the twists and misleading in this movie. 2) RAISING ARAZONA: The Baby is the thing that everybody wants. The baby is the centre of the story. Every...
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...three characters are called Boston, Butcher and Fela. Tsotsi see’s a man in a train station and follows him to the train and they kill him for his money and then they run away leaving him dying. We later see him stealing a car from a rich family; however he does not know there is a baby inside the car. Tsotsi gets very close to the baby. Then Tsotsi follows a woman called Miriam played by Terry Pheto and forces her to breastfeed the baby, the women gets fond of the baby and ask Tsotsi if she can have the baby. The audience is left to consider, should he give the baby to the women? In the end the women tells Tsotsi to give the baby to its parents. Then Tsotsi agrees and gives the baby to the parents, but he gets arrested because he stole the baby and also killed a man. However, Tsotsi could have escaped but the baby cry’s and the effect that it has on Tsotsi made him change his mind about escaping because he has feelings for the baby and the baby is use to looked after by Tsotsi and that he does not want to leave the baby. Tsotsi discovers that he has changed since he finding the baby. At the beginning he is very bad because he doesn’t have anything to look forward to and also he doesn’t t have any one to look after him. When he finds the baby, however, he is very close to him; he doesn’t want to let it go. He sees the baby as his own child. Tsotsi played by Presley cheweneyagae. Is best known for starring in the film “Tsotsi”, I think Presley is a very good actor because...
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...2. How are the babies similar in their development? How are they different? Give specific examples. (Refer to growth and development principles discussed in class). One similarity in the development of the babies would be their response anytime they were upset - crying. Some examples would be Mari starting to cry because other kids were crying, or Baryarjargal being whipped in the face by his older brother. Another similarity is the sequential process in which they developed. For example, each baby didn’t start walking until capable of standing, and each baby didn’t start standing until capable of crawling. However, what is different in their development is the rate at which each baby progressed in the five areas of development. While one baby may learn to walk sooner, another may learn to read at a higher level than babies their age. Another difference is the language they learn growing up. Being from different parts of the world, the babies will start to make sounds closely...
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... but they were crazy in love, this eighteen-year-old boy and this seventeen-year-old girl when they married. Not all that long afterwards they had a daughter. The baby came along in late November during a cold spell that just happened to coincide with the peak of the waterfowl season. The boy loved to hunt, you see. That’s part of it. The boy and girl, husband and wife, father and mother, they lived in a little apartment under a dentist’s office. Each night they cleaned the dentist’s place upstairs in exchange for rent and utilities. In summer they were expected to maintain the lawn and the flowers. In winter the boy shoveled snow and spread rock salt on the walks. Are you still with me? Are you getting the picture? I am, she says. That’s good, he says. So one day the dentist finds out they were using his letterhead for their personal correspondence. But that’s another story. He gets up from his chair and looks out the window. He sees the tile rooftops and the snow that is falling steadily on them. Tell the story, she says. The two kids were very much in love. On top of this they had great ambitions. They were always talking about the things they were going to do and the places they were going to go. Now the boy and girl slept in the bedroom, and the baby slept in the living room. Let’s say the baby was about three months old and had only just begun to sleep through the night. On this one Saturday night after...
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...Essay Sugar Baby Imagine a little baby sitting in his back seat chair away home from his grandmother. His grandmother had gave him a chocolate finger for the trip home but just when they had left the “evil” father took it away from him and the trip was transformed from happy to noisy frustration. Is it OK to hold an innocent baby hostage in the name of generation gap and gender struggle? ”Sugar Baby” is a short Scottish story written by Fiona Gibson in 2000. The story exposes some themes of current interest about the issue of raising a child in a modern society. The story takes place in the Old Town in Edinburgh and deals with a young family consisting of a father, a mother, a baby son and grandmother who babysits from time to time. The only name we don’t hear in this short story is the baby’s name. It could be the authors way to show us who the text really is about. The baby is only an accessory in the story that the author has used to point out some other important themes. Most of all it talks to today's parents and their way of parenting their children. The father (Joe) is the main character. He is a very caring father who only wishes to do the best for his son. But when it comes to the child’s nutrition he becomes to overprotective. He does not allow the baby to eat sugar rich food and he had agreed with Helen, the mother, not to dose the child up with e-additives. Because of Joe’s young age he does not have the experience of childcare instead of examine oneself...
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...Safi Myriame Should We Allow Abortion A baby is a human being, even if he is in his mom’s stomach. This action is not a new one, but the real debates about it have just begun because of the taboos that Islam impose. Abortion means to kill a baby when he or she is just a fetus. It has a lot of reasons, it can be wanted or sometimes a woman aborts for health reasons. However, a baby is a gift from God, and a mom who kills her baby knows that and has strong reasons to kill her own creation. Abortion may be prohibited by Islam, but nowadays, this act is considerate as a subject of conflicts between pros and cons. Therefore, I completely agree with those who fight to allowed abortion. Opponents of abortion say that this act is a crime and to kill a baby for any reason is against the law in Morocco and the punishment is prison and sometimes death penalty. They do not care on the reasons; So what can they say if I tell them that health is a reason that cannot be discussed? I found some cases that show that if a mother gives birth to a baby, she will die. Don’t they see that it is a danger for the mother? What will happen to this baby without his mother? In this case, there are some extreme cases in which the mother has AIDS or a handicap that will affect the baby. Are these risks to take just to have a baby? To care about the feelings of the baby, when he will growth is very important. It reminds me a French dwarf couple, the woman got...
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... Christine Narrin-Talbot D.O. Office Hours 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday Phone 918-728-2000 Fax 918-728-2001 www.southtulsapediatrics.com To the New Parents [pic] Few things that happen to your baby in the first year are more important than nutrition. As your physician, I would like to share my concerns about feeding your baby. Breastfeeding is the best feeding for your baby. I recommend it for as long as possible, preferably during the entire first year of life. In addition to giving the proper nutrition, it offers protection from disease, and fosters that special closeness between you and your baby. However, if you are unable or choose not to breastfeed—or if you are breastfeeding and have decided to switch your baby to infant formula—I have recommended what I believe to be the best infant formula for your baby. My recommendation is based on a number of factors—the nutrition the formula provides, the ingredients and quality of the formula, and how closely the formula is patterned after breast milk. Also, if I feel your baby has any special feeding needs, I’ve taken this into account when coming to my decision. After careful consideration, I’ve recommended the infant formula that I feel best meets the nutritional needs of your baby for the first full year of life. You can accept my recommendation with complete confidence. Contents [pic] ❖ Getting Started ❖ Feeding Your Newborn No Cow’s Milk Feeding Times How...
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...Image having someone close taken away, imagine how much pain and anguish one would feel. Well, this is how the Lindbergh’s felt when their son was snatched from their arms. The Lindbergh baby kidnapping resulted in the passage of the Lindbergh kidnapping law and the prohibition of courtroom photography. No one knew hat the night of March 1, 1932 was going to be the worst night for the Lindbergh’s on that evening Anne and the Nursemaid, Betty, put baby Charles to sleep. A while later Charles Lindbergh arrived at the house and ate dinner with Ann, after having dinner he went to his study while Anne got ready for bed; meanwhile Betty went to check on the baby, and she walked into the room, she didn’t hear anything, so she ventured closer to the crib, and when she got close enough to see, she realized the baby was gone. She raced to the study to see if the baby was with his father, but when she saw that he wasn’t their, she went to see if he was with his mother, but he wasn’t with her either. Charles Lindbergh couldn’t believe what was going he first said “Anne they have stolen our baby”(Beverly 15). After searching he found a ransom note but he did not touch it in case of finger prints, and then immediately he called the police saying “[T]his is Charles Lindbergh, my son has just been kidnapped” (Greg n.p.). In minutes the police arrived and Lindbergh told them everything, they took the note and immediately checked for prints, then they gave it to Charles to open. The note stated...
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...ENG 102 Writing Project 1 3 Oct. 2012 My Mother’s Baby In “Désirée’s Baby,” by Kate Chopin, the main character, Désirée, is shunned from her home because her baby has colored skin. Although I can’t directly relate, my mom can. Years ago, my mom had a baby with colored skin, and my grandfather did not approve, much like Armand in the story. For Armand and Désirée, it was like love at first sight, and they marry. Soon they expand their family with the birth of a baby boy. Désirée’s world is perfect until Armand starts acting strange. She has no idea what could have caused this sudden change. When Désirée confronts him about it, he indirectly tells her that it is because their baby’s skin is not pure white. He can’t accept that their baby’s skin doesn’t match his, and he asks Désirée to take the baby and leave. My grandfather is very old-fashioned. He was raised on a farm in Missouri long before the civil rights movement. His grandfather lived with him, and they were very close. His grandfather’s family had owned slaves, and my grandfather grew up believing that the white race is superior. So, when my mom married a Hispanic man in 1986, my grandfather started acting similar to Armand in “Désirée’s Baby.” In the story, Chopin writes about Désirée, “A strange, an awful change in her husband’s manner, which she dared not ask him to explain,” (Chopin 191). My mom can relate to Désirée because her own father was doing the same to her. ...
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...or not. Though she has a lot of opportunities to tell him about it, but she doesn’t. Her problems are too many. . Her dreams stretches as far, as having their own little family. She looks up to her sister and her boss as well. The sister, who has everything the narrator, could ever dream about, and James Solander with his perfect wife, perfects furnished office, and cashmere clothes. She even dreams about being married to James, but at the same time she sees his wife as perfect. She cannot get use to the thought about her pregnancy and becoming a mother, and sometimes she even forgets about the baby. The thought of having to tell Dr. Solander about their baby is making her feel very uncomfortable, and she hopes he will discover it by himself, like when she did. This is a recurring image in the story, all her thoughts about this baby, and she can finally see herself with an apron and cookbooks, like a real mother. She is very aware of the baby and even though “... this baby inside me has the most awful fits”, (L.34) she is happy about her pregnancy. However, when she receives the message, that her body might not be able to hold on to the baby, she just goes into his office and tells it right away. In one way, she is relieved that James and she are not going to be parents, but on the...
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...Abortion is an intentional violent act that kills an unborn baby; the baby is dismembered, torn apart, and vacuumed out of the mother. Some people believe that abortion is inhumane; however, many people do not find abortion cruel and find it a necessary operation in certain cases. From the many reasons that make abortion just, the most common reasons that abortion could be necessary are baby before marriage, baby conceived of rape and pregnancy seriously endangering the life of the mother. As what some people believe, abortion is the very last solution that woman should thing of. It kills human and its against the human right. According to the pro-life: the unborn baby has the right to live even if its still in side the mother womb. In the case of the having a baby before marriage, abortion could be the first solution to get rid of the baby. A woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy if she wishes! For instance, the women could get pregnant without any planning; she may not be ready for a baby in her life. In other words, having a baby could possibly distort the life couple’s who is not yet married. Doctor Garson Romalis tells a story about his experience of an abortion, he said “Let me tell you about an abortion patient I looked after recently. She was 18 years old, and 18-19 weeks pregnant. She came from a very strict, religious family. She was an only daughter, and had several brothers. She was East Indian Hindu and her boyfriend was East Indian Muslim, which...
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...and Queen Jocasta were granted the privilege to have a beautiful baby boy, but a prophecy of fate was told that the baby would grow old to kill his father and marry his mother. The Queen and King were shocked and decided that they could avoid the prophecy by pinning the baby’s ankles together and leaving the baby on a mountainside to die. They handed the baby to a shepherd to take him to the mountain, but the shepherd felt remorse for the child and handed him off to a messenger to take him as far away from Thebes as possible. The baby was brought to a town called Corinth, where he became the baby of the King and Queen and was from then on known as Oedipus. Years later on a late night, a drunken man had blurted something out. It was something that bothered Oedipus; something that he tried not to think about, but he could not forget. It was the prophecy that had once determined his death; it had come back to haunt him. He did not want to take his chances and left Corinth to later come across a group of men that he killed off. He arrived in Thebes and solved the riddle of the sphinx and became King. He married the Queen and had children as what was normal to do; but once again, the prophecy of his fate was said. He soon found out, that the prophecy was true, and gouged his eyes out and Jocasta killed herself due to embarrassment. In the play Oedipus Rex, by the Greek playwright Sophocles, Oedipus’s downfall was not his fault because other people’s actions lead to a life of unfortunate...
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...Through the fictional story Desiree’s Baby, written by Kate Chopin, we follow the story of Desiree, a young woman adopted by Monsieur, who found her under a stone pillar. After being raised by Monsieur and his wife, Madame Valmonde, Desiree marries deep pocketed Armand Aubigny; eventually, having a child with Armand. However, Desiree’s life unfolds drastically, as she learns her baby is not as pure bred as she had assumed. This revelation, along with Armand’s cold shoulder upon also learning of his baby’s true origins, leads to the suicide of Desiree, via drowning; along with her baby, however. Furthermore, Armand, having been the one to lead to Desiree’s suicide due to his stubborn prejudice, learns his mother was of African descent. Chopin...
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