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d. w. health show we look into the best diets for babies and small children explode popular myths about taking care of newborns. and of course, we find out what happened to little mia. welcome to in good shape. ah. if all goes well, most pregnancies last 40 weeks. but according to the world health organization, $15000000.00 babies a year are born to early. a premature birth usually begins with pain and contractions, but unfortunately, besides aren't always obvious. collin arnold was half way through her
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1st pregnancy when she started experiencing painful contractions. her instinct told her something was wrong, but doctors ignored her concerns. she didn't know where else to turn it in. one light are from kind of victory to ask and on no one took the contraction seriously. hands can. i was told it was just the baby kicking and moving around a little. none of the doctors examined me her trying to establish why i was having premature contraction with what side. the sophie levine, hot. fortunately, her baby son is healthy. things could have turned out very differently. colleen anava concerns were finally taken seriously at the mannheim university hospital. and she got to see a senior doctor that was right off and all of our classes to pine wood off. i knew i was in good hands with doctor novak on some movie. he talk me through what might
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happen during the birth. i would, i really took his time with us. both men stood. haven't you grown for the 1st time, mother is deeply grateful to doctor nova, quote, he immediately saw how worried she was and it didn't take him long to discover. the problem with the baby was breach positioned, bottom down, which can potentially cause complications during delivery to swamp and almost honesty, the zip codes where i can see if its something was unusual with like news, one percent interest room, that's what my intuition told me. i was looking start, give miss yvonne. none of the previous examinations revealed anything wrong, but i could tell something wasn't right, has to young venus to them. the doctor knew covered in arnold, needed immediate attention runs on board wonders of our also does this guy. it was a sunday. hm. and i'm sorry, and i just come off of the night. shifted. how to humor, company movie duties as adults yawn for i couldn't stop thinking about it. i kept
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wondering what the problem could be if mr. was our mainland southern kind of wiggle, osmond massage. so i decided to go back to the hospital room and personally deal with the case right away. did as a whole pillar in the jeep small. dr. nova quickly decided, carolyn arnold should have a c section right away. although the baby's due date was still 2 weeks off the phone. it was a decision that probably saved his life on the umbilical cord was wrapped twice round his neck draw. colleen arnold, any realised later how life threatening the situation had been little twisted. it was fast, you can talk. and as i can think, i think about it every day. i keep realizing how lucky i am that he is alive and healthy and that he was delivered safely. ha warder. m. yeah, i was in, i feel grateful to doctor novak every single thing. this or phones eyeing that. he looked after us and made sure my baby was m cameron's. i'm name kathleen arnold enjoys every 2nd with her baby boy. if there's one thing the
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experienced towards her, it's that it's worth relying on your instinct. oh, in the western world, mothers often lay their babies down while to play with them, maintain eye contact, and show them love and affection. ah, elsewhere in the world, skin to skin contact is seen as all important. in rural africa and south america, mothers rarely set their babies down. instead carrying their newborns with them almost all the time. when a baby cries, it's mother feeds it straight away. there are regional and cultural differences in what's seen as best for babies. but some things are actually not such a good idea. here are a few common misconceptions. new
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parents are often told that too many cuddles can spoil that baby and turn it into a demanding monster. it does the baby good to be left to cry now and then, but the fairy is i knew the entry teeth, this is sort of idea that make apparently respond intuitively who's pick up their baby to handle it. and holden, nail guilty, and be best rhyme or a baby that's crying. nest to become fits in anna. oh, parents need to think about was making it cry. what's wrong and, and react accordingly. wanted to hopefully again one babies have all different ways of communicating. one of the things they can't to right after they're born is smile . they can't talk. but they can let you know how they're feeling. and one of the ways they let you know how they're feeling as if they're cry. nancy stone has been a midwife for 21 years. she knows exactly what babies need and often has to clear up misunderstandings about infant health and diet. many parents think that honey on
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a pacifier will help calm their baby. that's a myth that you to give a baby under one year old honey, whether it's putting it on the pacifier or put it on your finger. might think that you're doing something good for your baby, but it's actually very toxic in one. extend at hand my elbow area in the honey and later so that could make a babysitter because another meal system is less developed a, b, b i n a can cut, it can lead to barter. nelson hurts coming face was lost. as we saw in warren is under a year old, should never be given honey yorkie. oh, the newborn baby has a stomach. no bigger than a cherry. it needs milk. $8.00 to $12.00 times every 24 hours. but should it also drink water? that's a question. parents often ask, especially in hot weather easiest, you know, kind of my babies that aren't getting in a solid foods in the 1st few months, shouldn't drink lucel's. often, even when a hot milk is enough,
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in order to get the baby could just nurse more often or be given a boston on the leaves when i in for i start getting solid food at 5, i 6 my side. it can drink water with its 3rd meal of the day, rougher and get a bit more horsey when it's hot man miasca. later when a baby is eating proper food, parents still need to be careful about foods like fish, peanuts and eggs, which can trigger allergic reactions. some parents wonder if they're best avoided altogether. la hazel's in the ha, my hands avoided giving their babies anything in the 1st year that could horse allergies scratch these days that are considered nonsense limbs. it's actually important to give babies, fish and not example in although i know whole nuts obviously at an early stage because it reduces the risk of adage which is easy to thanks. by 6 months, most babies achieving which can be painful, but cannot cause a fever,
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which in babies is anything above $38.00 degrees celsius. when a baby it gets m gets its things. it's not cutting through bone, it's not really cutting through anything. so we don't have to imagine that it's in any kind of terrible pain. now it could be that a baby gets a slight rise and temperature. but if your baby is really getting a fever, when it's teething, please bring your baby to a doctor and let it get checked. teething does not cause high fevers. it's a common misapprehension that newborns can't see anything. in fact, they can make out light and dark, even in swim when they're born, they can see they just don't have much ability to focus. a newborn baby opens his or her eyes after it's born. and there's this very intuitive distance that parents can just feel that they should hold their baby,
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and it's right here. and at that distance, a baby can see all of the structures of mom or dad's faith. another popular theory is that listening to classical music makes bailey's more intelligent . the so called mozart effect. some parents even play music to that unborn, babies in the womb. you know it and ha, and all of her parents hope that if they play music to the unknown babies, they'll benefit from the massage effects. but this has been disproven. my listening to music does not make babies smart enough as on me slow. but plenty of love and attention from their parents does make babies smarter and also boost their empathy and social skills and late life. so cuddles, do help make babies happy and intelligent. that's not just a misconception. right. in babies often have a runny nose, a cough, a high temperature,
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eric and diarrhea. they're immune systems are learning how to fight pathogens. usually babies can't easily withstand infections. but if an infant is struggling to breathe and can barely feed, it should be taken to the emergency room straight away. it might be suffering from a virus that can have serious consequences. rsv, respiratory sensational virus. it's bright and early at the pediatric clinic in the city of course of time pediatrician, mario balfour has hardly any pre. benson has station rsv cases are main reason for the glory of patience. it's a virus that can cause severe respiratory issues and babies and small children that was posted for respiratory rsv stands for respirator cheats and says she'll virus. it's a virus with major outbreaks every 2 years and it makes a lot of kids sick hung since mia also has rsv. she has to use
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a ventilator to help remove the mucus. she's been with her father alex and the clinic for today's hotness us him. but it, my wife told me there was something wrong with mia that she was coughing a lot heavier than i told her if it didn't get better during the night to think the hospital would be our last resort off nama. when we got here, they told us immediately that she'd have to stay on the humans when the others cook was annoyed. vaughn was working on a newborn babies of small children under the age of 2, or especially high risk. often they often gets infected by older siblings. and we bring the virus home with them from kindergarten, kindergarten, small children have a hard time getting rid of mucus. and it builds up in the respiratory tract to the 5 of the can't just coffee tote. it's also hard for kids with the virus to drink properly on. the lack of fluids also makes it harder for the mucus to go away. for this cut, in the worst case is the children may require invasive respiratory assistance will
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fall. that means that the children have to come to intensive care stations with their incubated and put on a ventilator into middle. bob won't come damage often because he shuts, ah, the virus had a drastic impact on the family's daily life. me as mother micah takes care of the baby's brother at home and i like spend the night at the hospital arms and i turned of the coffin gets even more severe as a dog, especially after me a uses the ventilator wont not me, not even just before the doctor is round me as mother mike comes to the hospital. she misses her 4 month old daughter and is very worried about her. she is ha thought within 15. either she missed it. did you have sweet dreams? city out. a slow, still toilet cuz she is not doing so well. constant things could definitely be better, but she still manages to smile at us again and again. and there was a period of time here in the hospital when she didn't smile. and i was that's when
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we knew something wasn't right or the last last as she just lay there, like a wet rag arms and legs stretched out, barely moving her head. that's where we knew she really wasn't doing very well. that will smell m, yankee diaz tattle sport with the help of a ventilator and consuming lots of fluids, mia is doing a lot better. still, dr. bellville doesn't take any chances. he only releases the patient when he's certain she's really doing better. now it was shipped to feel young duncan and drinking. how's that going all yet. so some of her self help was hungry, so it's a lot better than her 1st day here than she was any drinking 30 to 40 milliliters as of yet, we're extending her stay one more night because her arterial oxygen saturation levels are too low to go arterial oxygen saturation refers to blood oxygen levels when too low, they can negatively impact her bodily functions with the thing that they saw so far
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would be irresponsible. just to see the patient has borderline arterial oxygen saturation levels and can go home. no, just so we can free up a bed for the next r s. b patient. instead, we aim to provide good for a treatment for those who have come to see us here or consequent, oh good bother. with more food are good. now the family has to stay for another night, even though free beds are desperately needed. the staff has lots to do. the phone is ringing off the hook and new emergency cases have to be coordinated to under kind of going on for lentils in your work or emergency department is completely fool. there's no more space when someone's discharged. and then someone calls and we can start and take again on the free space gets filled immediately in effect. the next the next day dr. bellville has good news for me and her parents. oh hi. i um, i have some important documents with me for speech pathologist, a bio if you can take her home. wonderful. austin gibson,
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moving is not too much. you'll have to worry about. just make sure she gets lots of fresh air and keep her bedroom cool. keep the apartment cool with fresh air. what site on take, walk in. all those things. strengthen the immune system and improve circulation and breathing over when the lighter than next young patient is ready for dr. balance carrying treatment. ha, go for it. that's it. good. our babies need a lot of energy. growing is hard work. they need 90 calories per kilogram of body weight every day. that's $2.00 to $3.00 times more than adults. infant nutrition should be made up of 35 to 50 percent fat and a lot of protein. babies also need a lot of fluids because their kidneys aren't yet fully functioning. their gut flora isn't fully developed and their bodies haven't finished making digestive enzymes.
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so, what's an ideal infant diet? wisdom mina is mother of to henry was born 5 months ago. jane's is now 3. she's breastfed both of them with henry her 2nd child. it's all gone smoothly, but it was different with the eldest james bull's kings advocates. it began shortly after his birth on the 1st or 2nd night in the hospital at anna from cunningham. he was frequently away what they said, that he wasn't gaining enough weight and we needed to keep an eye on that one moment, but i was already feeding him around the clermont. yes, one fuzzy of want him to org, stood nina had a hard sites on breastfeeding her 1st son. she was upset when she was advised to bottle feed him. she agreed to it, but feared her baby wouldn't want to go back to breast feeding. the world health organization recommends exclusive breast feeding for the 1st 6 months of life
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because it protects the baby and lowest the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. diarrhea, diseases, mid ear infections, obesity and type 2 diabetes. it also low is the mother's risk of ovarian cancer, breast cancer, endometrial cancer and cardiovascular disease. this new mothers twins arrived 9 weeks early at this children's hospital in munich. one of them is still in intensive care. it is especially vital for the tiny babies to be breast fed. the importance of breast milk is well known at this milk bank at another munich hospital. mothers of premature babies often struggle to produce enough of their own breast milk in the early phases of their new bulls lives. milk donations are essential, but often in short supply. after a for song olive food we give donated milk to all premature babies with
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a birth weight below 1000 grams and borne around 30 weeks earlier. slaves are big wish would be to give it to all babies under 1500 grams. but unfortunately, it's not currently possible due to a lack of storage and the amount of suitable donor milk we receive light on mission location. in some hospitals don't is a screened and they milk is given to babies and pass to rise. surgery tains, all it's valuable. nutrients. breastfeeding is often not prioritized in everyday hospital life, but this milk bank makes it a focus for all employees, toughness and english crust. speech therapy is very pressure to look at all the staff here are aware of business to the milk bank. whenever a woman isn't producing milk or is upset because it's not working. so everyone here is immediately very open and very willing to advise to see it as a fault. zia often zia, i'm very, it is. i'm a talk to lawton monroe if he only opens his mouth like this. and then does this with his tongue. good. only latches onto the tip of the nipple. the nipple is then
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mount completely inside of his mouth. the consultations have an impact and premature babies who receive donor milk a more frequently nursed by them, others when they're discharged. according to a hospital, data base advice and more social acceptance of breastfeeding mothers. a modest demands for such an important issues with voice gloves is today. i think the public is far more aware that breastfeeding is good news to women are also prouder breastfeeding which they should be on so, so we've already achieved a lot from a lot of things have gotten better ago, but there's still room for improvement and still progress to be made on the go to the to foreign mom. nina says like taishan support group helped her battle 3 with breast feeding her 1st child and after initial difficulties, she really enjoyed it. a nice week when he so close to you such
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a precious moments isn't boy b, i a and above all else, it's healthiest for the child. whatever a new mother eats can affect the taste of breast milk, such as garlic, carrots, and curry. and that affects her babies evolving sense of taste. newborns can already distinguish between sweet, sour and bitter tastes. and they don't much like those last 2. it's the body's way of protecting against toxic substances. by the time they're 4 months old, babies can also taste salt. an infant food preferences are often a source of frustration and conflict with parents. but babies have different taste perceptions, and more than twice as many taste buds on their tongues than adults. that explains why they have such an extreme reaction to lots of foods
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ah, vegetable day at the moser eggs, family in frankfort, christiana, and her children. benno valentine and isabel, prepare the food together. today they're serving salad with fresh vegetable soup, carrots, cucumber, and radishes are favor here. broccoli and especially cauliflower, on the other hand, are just young danish mac fun going call it kind of flower. it reminds me of eating a brain or something as an enlisted taste bad. the cabbage varieties are unloved, but a healthy diet is very important to christiana moses eggs. sometimes it's hard to find something that everyone likes. she says and eating should also be fun. that one we have to reach me. of course i'm happy when they go for the vegetables because i know it's healthy, but i also try to find things that they like and,
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and i'm not strict about it. i don't force anyone to eat anything. he might not sing of us as broccoli and cauliflower are many children's least favorite vegetables. why is that australian researchers have discovered that these bitter cabbage varieties along with saliva, form of fowl. sulfur is compound in children's mouths. it's harmless, but creates a bad smell that spoils the taste. children have twice as many taste buds as adults, so they taste everything more intensely. nevertheless, eating vegetables is important. the recommended daily allowance for children is 200 grams, but almost 70 percent of children don't eat enough vegetables. according to the german nutrition society. eating only fruit is not enough, says pediatrician baba booth edge. and when it comes to vegetables, there is a lot to choose from because vegetables contain many important vitamins, minerals,
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secondary plan, compounds and fiber. and expected mothers can do something for their children's vegetable appetite even before they're born. skip tuts, akin visor to all the i indications that the amniotic fluid can be influenced by the mother's phased and by her diet. death is ambition and that it tastes a bit like what the money eats salons better than the moon, and later the same applies to the mother's milk. we know it exactly of india. what does it if the mother and it's well given, she not only sets a good example, it also promotes this positive sense of taste in the childish max and finishes positive english max infant is kinda find out who want salad me back at the moser eggs home in frankfort, the salad is already prepared. the vegetable soup is still simmering. instead of broccoli and cauliflower, there are lots of carrots, cucumbers and radishes, something delicious for everyone. i want to find out how to get great
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repeat this exercise. 20 times rest a little bit and do it for for brown with with this exercise, your strength, your lower back and your products. with
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