seen as best for babies. but some things are actually not such a good idea. here are a few common misconceptions. new parents are often told that too many cuddles can spoil their baby and turn it into a demanding monster. it does a baby good to be left to cry now and then that the fairy is, i knew the entry to you. this is sort of idea that make apparently respond intuitively who's pick up their baby to handle it and hold it hail guilty and be best rhyme or a baby that's crying. nest to become fits and it's 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 do 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 a

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 pinewood. oh, i knew i was in good hands with doctor novak on some movie. he talked me through what might happen during the birth. i would, i really took his time with us. both men stood. we haven't, you grown for the 1st time. mother is deeply grateful to doctor novak 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 in almost honesty, the zip codes where i could see if its something was unusual with like moves one percent into its room. that's what my intuition told me. i was looking for give miss yvonne, none of the previous examinations revealed anything wrong, but i could tell something wasn't right, hast ur

by 6 months, most babies achieving which can be painful, but cannot cause a fever, 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, 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

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 the womb. when they're born, they can see they just don't have much ability to focus. a newborn baby opens is 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, 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, and, and ha, and all of her parents hope that if they play music to the ongoing babies, they'll benefit from the massage effects that effect. but this has been disproven. my listening to music does not make babies smart enough as on me so. but plenty of love and attention from their p

every 2nd with her baby boy. if there's one thing they experienced taught 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 parents are often told that too many cuddles can spoil that baby and turn it into a demanding monster. it does a baby good to be left to cry now and then that the fairy is, i knew the entry teeth. this is sort of idea that make apparently respond intuitively i who pick up their baby to handle it. and holden, nail guilty

why is baby formula so essential? well, i certainly hope that any one that would ask a question, why can't women just breastfeed have tried to breastfeed themselves? because i will tell you, i thought it was the hardest part of 1st time motherhood. i was fortunate enough to be successful, but i think there's so many reasons there is low milk supply. there is the issue. if a woman happened to have had surgery, she will not be able to breastfeed. there is the issue. if a woman happens to be on any one of a number of medications, you know, it's much more important to me that a mom be happy and functional and feeding her child formula. that's much more important as a pediatrician than it must be breastmilk. and you know, some women suffer debilitating, postpartum depression, even cree pardon, depression. and you know, there's not great studies regarding a mother's se, breastfeeding and being on some of these anti depressants. in addition, women may have medical problems, tuberculosis, you know the world over. if you have

what happened to baby holly this summer? an answer. investigators finding holly, now a mother of five in oklahoma, they say all those years ago, she was left in an arizona church by women belonging to a pneumatic religious group raised by an adoptive family. very valuable treasure him. books and stories now keys to unlock the past as the families try to fill the gaps of stolen time reunification, their reunion, a step forward as holly and her family. we still search for answers about the past. did that. no ma'am. no, that's right. i promise that one day we will, we will know. the suffering will end. wow what an incredible story are thanks to amy robach there, by the way, the investigation into the murder murders of her parents is still ongoing, and the texas attorney general, still ask people to come forward. if they have any information, please contact their cold cases and missing persons unit. coming up. this happened. you'r 106 315, oo missouri book .com. time now for this happened, starting with a warning. they probably never thoug

then going to present don't take their babies with them. and in many states many institutions, if a woman's pregnancy and they give birth while in some states take the baby away right away. some let them keep stay. the mother for a month or 2 or 3 months in europe when a woman has a baby and custody, they can keep the child with them for months and even years. so the u.s. in some ways is sort of draconian as to how we treat women give birth while their criminal defendants terms of what's going to the defense team has to file an appeal within 10 days of the sentencing date. so they'll file an appeal and now also file a motion for bail on appeal. if that motion for bail on appeal is granted by the judge. >> then elizabeth holmes won even big instance or serving her sentence april. she won't serve a sentence until after the appeals exhausted. >> at 2019 study by the american public health association found that moree than 1000 pregnant women entered a federal or state prison over a 12 month study, period. 753 of them giving birth in custody. s

eh, like , uh, well, they affect the baby in utero.they contribute to the fact that he will ask to go outside faster, because he experiences chronic hypoxia, because he is disturbed. uh, blood flow between mother and baby. and this, of course, all affects what he wants before. let me out of here stress, can also affect even if perfectly healthy, she experienced stress. the first reason is yes in today's world, because you understand that this is the situation right now. well, let's say it's hard to live so fast. yes, we are in a hurry to live, we are all developing with such leaps and bounds that women now are not what they used to be . they try to make some kind of their career to engage in work to pursue some of their interests. and of course, like this question childbearing is slightly delayed. slightly later. well, let's not talk about it. yes, let's talk, it's better about the features, such somewhere, because it is generally accepted that something is still wrong if he was born earlier, well, what are the physiological features,

them babies. one of the reasons why we lose them a lot is their body temperature come flat, cheat that might as do have a more stable body temperature. so we keep them in that position. their mother and a baby gets to some equilibrium said that their mother is babies. modest temperature is at it particular level. the baby's temperature is also around that by that. oh, any new modest need to be schooled on the procedure. the nurses showed him how to feed what temperature to keep the room art in which close to where. so even door does form of care is family business with the hostile protocol challenges. but at hospitals stop say, the results. i want it. we need a special space, we need more nurses because we are getting to results and we're getting achievement . most of our babies at vist that do die as a result of pretty. now it's not like that for tonnage newborns like this kangaroo care has been sound and success in this hospital, skin to skin contact has helped reduce neonatal mortality. by more

them babies. one of the reasons why we lose them a lot is their body temperature come flat, cheat that might as do have a more stable body temperature. so we keep them in that position, their mother and a baby gets to some equilibrium said that their mother is babies. modest temperature is at a particular level. the baby's temperature is also around that by that one. new modest need to be schooled on to proceed. you denise assured him how to feed what temperature to keep the room art in which close to where. so even door is form of care is family business risk. they are still practical challenges. but a hospital staff say the results. i what it's we need is facial space. we need more nurses because we are getting to results and we're getting achievement. most of our babies at 1st that do die. as a result of pretty. now it's not like that for tiny newborns, like this kangaroo care has been, it will sound in success in this hospital. skin to skin contact has helped reduce neonatal mortality. by more

the baby's heavily colonized. so it's a microbial baptism. then there's the skin to skin contact. that's the secondary exposure. then the mouth of the mother kissing. it's another exposure. the environment of that baby is heavily maternal and mom is the main source of bacteria that first set of bacteria starts the process of immune education. the immune system will recognize the good bacteria, don't attack. - [julia] but modern medicine is channg the immunity education that comes from this microbial baptism. the rate of cesarean births is increasing. since 1990, c-sections have more than tripled, going from around six percent to 21 percent of all births globally. (baby cries) - c-sections successfully take the baby out, but without passing through the birth canal. this means that c-section babies are born from a sterile uterus into the air of an operating room. - [julia] and gloria has discovered that this may increase the risk of many diseases. - c-section has been associated in humans with increased risk of the

tell vitamin d is needed is not needed the sun may be enough for the baby. age was vitamin d given for prophylactic purposes a long time ago, it was not today that they began to use it and not today. he panacea for some diseases vitamin d today is given to a child from birth. and i think that this is necessary, because such a diagnosis as rickets is very rare in our country, but it still occurs and can be forgotten about what it is in general, there is a diagnosis of vitamin d, prevention of rickets, so i am in favor of prescribing it. i'm in favor of children getting it and, probably, the sun - this is not the one. uh, let's say a product that will contribute to the production of this vitamin in sufficient quantities, after all, from birth. 1,000 international units, no one has canceled, so i still recommend using it as a preventive measure. well, to strengthen the immune system. it won't be harmful. it will only be helpful. here. uh maybe there is some top recommendations to parents are a few of the main ones. yes, to raise a healthy child, the main preven

earlier this year, 76 years after losing her baby, marjorie and her family found baby laura's restingut that our sister had her own little coffin and had been buried with five other babies and an adult — in an unmarked plot, but that doesn't matter. so we told mum and we went to see the plot. just took a little bunch of flowers from the garden. and the look of peace on mum's face was worth everything. it was just amazing. at least it's acknowledged finally, hasn't it, mum? definitely. yeah, it's sort of peace now. marjorie and herfamily were helped by the charity brief lives remembered, who also helped them to secure a still birth certificate. it's really been a big relief to know where she is and that she was actually put in a coffin with other babies. a lifetime and beyond. time is a healer, but grief like this stops the clocks. finally, for marjorie, answers. the truth and closure. i'm not happy, but i know it's got a conclusion. and i can sort of close my mind off now as to what might have happened. i know what has happened. suzanne hailey, bbc news. according to a second officer

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and we walked with the baby. he is always in my kangaroo and the baby is very. are so big. and a man passing by noticed and says that he has an acquaintance, she makes clothes for newborns. wouldn't you like to, uh, just try to shoot the baby. and i doubted for a very long time. i called him and he said. he was very happy. i brought the baby and we filmed there are envelopes of clothes, and just like that, the child ’s work began. this is a huge challenge. that is, it overlaps yours. here the child receives money from the state. this is half of the apartment from this , more will be added to pay for the apartment, that is, apartments and a communal apartment. and here is some minimalist clothing for the child, your neighbor. julia believes that your son is just a copy of nikita in the studio of sergey kuneichik. i see she is coming. well, then they didn’t know each other, but with a child, kangaroos and big trunks alone. here, naturally, i volunteered to help, i say, let's raise the girl. you are alone, uh, respectively. it turned out that ah, she was moving int

talking to us about it any more, the third baby-- is the baby in quarantine?ybody else-- well, you're all masked. ( applause ). >> stephen: yes, it's complicated. >> i should have brought the baby! >> stephen: no, if you need a little outfit, we've got you a little-- a little "late show" onesy right here. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: i hope it's the right size. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: you've also got a new movie called "the fabelmans," directed by steven spielberg. that's one of the few great pleasures in life that you can't buy-- getting a call from steven spielberg saying, "do you want to be in my movie?" >> i still feel like i'm having an out-of-body experience. like, i'm in a movie with steven spielberg? no. but it's true. yeah. i guess i made a movie with steven spielberg. >> stephen: that's what it says on the card right here. ( laughter ) for those who weren't familiar, what is "the fabelmans" about? >> it's about his family. it's about his life. boots his childhood, and i'm his momma. >> stephen: you're mitzi. >> stephen: you're mitz

>> you seem more like a spring baby. >> jimmy: a spring baby?ke me. >> jimmy: what are you? >> aries. [cheers ] come on! >> jimmy: that was the most unearned explosion of joy. [ laughter ] >> what a very scorpio thing to say, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're right, you're right. i'm not in the fun club. you know? nothing from jamie lee yet? >> no, jimmy! [ laughter ] it's a sacred friendship. >> jimmy: i know the series finale, the last show of "atlanta" is tonight. >> yes. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i did see the show last week. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: if you haven't seen it -- i don't want to ruin anything. it's really fun. really good and really weird. >> yeah. >> jimmy: in a very -- kind of beautiful -- it's like -- can i say a little bit about what it was about? >> yeah, please, go for it. >> jimmy: it's a psychological/physical showdown with a wild pig, basically. feral -- >> it's -- he's a literal pig, feral pig. >> jimmy: you get attacked by this pig. it's kind of harrowing. >> yeah, he's fighting for his life. this is the theme on "atlanta

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the letby trying to kill her baby.ainian anthem play kherson the ukrainian anthem plays in kherson as president vladimir zelinsky visits the recaptured city for the first time. —— volodymyr zelenskyy. and one of the greatest ever footballers, but this time coming up on sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel, six days to go. will qatar be ready for the world cup? we look at what the fans and teams can expect when they get there. good evening. welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk and france have struck a deal to try to reduce the number of migrants crossing the english channel in small boats. uk border force officials will be able to observe their french counterparts in control rooms and on beaches. and the number of officers patrolling the french coast will rise from 200 to 300, costing the uk government an additional £8 million a year on top of the current deal costing 55 million. the number of migrants who have crossed the channel in small boats this year topped 40,000 at the weekend, which is a steep i

we love babies. strangers babies, anybody's babies. >> anybody say, too young to be having a baby? >> no, we all had babies young. >> we still said it. it was still be said. but it was also be followed by you're still going to finish school. your life isn't over. you made your bed harder, but you're going to lay in. and we're going to love this baby. >> those were rules set down by momo. >> everyone finish school, started as career and raise their children on their own, successfully. >> as javonte grew, crystie grew up. >> she just released took care of her baby, went to work and brought her lunch, because she wasn't gonna spend any money. if you went to the movies with her son, no, he knew not to ask for snacks. she just wouldn't spend any money. >> money was for the important things like javonte's education. >> she always talked about his prom or when he goes to college, or what she wanted him to do with his life. and you know, how she wanted him to be different. she took her job as a mother really seriously. >> by 2001, michelle and crystie and their kids were living in separate

i'm a baby, i'm a baby, he's a baby, i'm a baby, we are the same two babies.d him. this is due to the fact that this initial syndrome is sibling rivalry. and this is called just so already existed in this baby. maybe, of course, some kind of starting point. the point of punishment was, but without punishment, probably, it was also impossible to do, so mom in this case is number one advice. you will agree, please, with your husband the nature of your joint actions. you must follow the same strategy in how you interact with yourself or your children, what do you praise, what do you scold, what do you punish, and in such cruel cases, when it comes to life and health. maybe even a belt, and i don’t think so, but i consider you a professional, in this case, they every family should fall asleep that if a child has children in life, for what and how they will be punished , this fact is definitely stopped there is nothing to argue with. second this six-year-old, baby, he mentally ill or he is healthy, and from the point of view of the international classification of d

the baby back.gged guy for comment. >> is a long-lived fellow, i need the extra legroom, especially on international flights. it's not like i'm some fat guy. i have to stretch out these hamstrings before the couch kicks in. right there. >> let's get some ab work in. one, two. that's better. [cheers and applause] >> greg: the guy under the blanket, fire him for being a ham. i have to go to you about this because what would you do? >> hold on with the car wash, this is not a real story, he's a liar. this is some punk trying to get attention. the seats he was talking about with extra legroom art emergency exit seats and you can't sit with a child and emergency exit seats, i know this when i don't have first class, i'm an emergency exit. if she had a baby with the extra legroom, that's emergency exits. that ain't happening, he just made this all up in his head. he saw a clip on a movie with a chubby guy eating and was like at the mind of my baby sits next to you -- stomach -- >> greg: there is extra leg

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of the sex of the baby? dr. wubbenhorst: thank you congresswoman. this would go very far towards abolishing any protective laws for disabled fetuses. rep. foxx: it would be protecting those babies that have down syndrome or because of their sex, correct? dr. wubbenhorst: the law would be. rep. foxx: this extreme bill that women's health protection act would place the united states back in the company of countries such as china and north korea? dr. wubbenhorst: that is correct. rep. foxx: and the women's health at -- act would not protect babies being aborted because of their sex? dr. wubbenhorst: yes, and that is an important point. if we look at the coercive abortion practices in countries such as china and countries in south saharan africa, i think that is an important consideration. rep. foxx: thank you for giving an example of other countries and what company that puts us in. university poll from june 2022 showed that 97 percent of americans believe there should be some legal limits on abortion. is that

, a real baby, and then having a tv baby? usually -- >> jimmy: 16 days old? >> they're tiny, teeny. they cover them in cream cheese and jam. >> jimmy: for real? >> so it looks like it's got all the stuff on it. then you go to, like -- i'm being serene, "oh, i love my baby." then you're smelling this cream cheese smell. [ laughter ] you're trying to do a scene. >> jimmy: oh my god, i gave birth to a bagel! [ laughter ] >> exactly. where's the salmon? >> jimmy: and then this episode, being the finale, there's something very big that's going to happen. do you want to reveal it? go ahead and just ruin the show. >> ruin the show? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know -- i just feel like -- all i will say is that whatever people are expecting to happen, it's not the thing that's going to happen. >> jimmy: okay. all right. all right, well, very good. all right, the season finale of "the handmades tale" wednesday on hulu. the thing you expect is going to happen is not going to happen. [ laughter ] but you will have a delicious baby bagel while

the baby turned out to be stillborn.ned were you that things were going to turn for the worse here, as well? >> there's always that risk. you know, you don't know when to intervene and when -- you don't want to do it too soon or too late. but like i -- like you said, we have a very experienced staff here, and we knew what we needed to do. you know, with the sadness of 2019 of having the stillborn, you know, we were worried. you know, we were really excited about there pregnancy, and adde group. they love babies, and they thrive in their group setting. we just are so ecstatic that we have the good outcome we did because we're so excited for our group. >> i can't get over -- enough of this video and watching them together. if you can, danielle, give us a sense of what you went through when you finally saw them reunited and when you saw mom turn and see her baby and quickly grab him. >> yeah, there was that moment where she came into the area, she kind of just was looking around. and then that moment the baby vocalized and

as early as 12 weeks, baby can feel pain, which is exactly why anesthesia is administered to baby during fetal surgery. in fact, the only cases where indonesia is not administered is during an abortion. by 15 weeks, all of the baby's major organs are formed, and the circulatory system is pumping approximately 26 courts of blood per day. babies that are born as early as 22 weeks, and received hospital treatment survive at rates of nearly 60%. just recently, scientists have recorded evidence that unborn babies respond with facial reactions to flavor of foods eaten by their mothers. fascinating. over the last several decades, scientific advancements have provided us with amazing insights into the developments of a human baby and his mother's mom. unfortunately, democrats outright deny science and spin false narratives to avoid one unmistakable fact. unborn babies are human beings, and they deserve the right to life. thankfully, the american people do not support the democrats radical legislation, like hr 80 to 96. the abortion on demand until birth act. every democrat until -- voted for leg

>> what's up, baby!ot a hip-hop baby. >> mind your business. >> trevor: i need your help. >> do not ask big tigger to come out with a nickname for me. >> trevor: i'm not goi to come a nickname for me. big tigger, i was thinking you can come up with a cool nickname for me, something cool, something hip-hop. >> >> trevor: i was thinking something a little more hip-hop. >> beige panthera? >> [laughs] >> trevor: i need something more like dulce main. >> that's perfect. >> trevor: mickey mouse? >> goofy man, like gucci mane peer because when this has been healthy. >> there is always mild-edge gambino. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> trevor: i'm not little. [laughter] >> announcer: coming to you from atlanta, america's favorite land, it's "the daily show." tonight... the worst political ads. the atlanta secret behind great music. and raphael warnock. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: what's going on, atlanta, georgia? [c

the unborn baby.ne by one by one they have all caved, they've all evolved. >> are biting, dick durbin the list goes on. works joe in 1982 we propose the hatch amendment which would have more or less done what dobbs did this past friday is return the question to the states. he voted to discharge to get out of committee. it's sad, it's tragic someone is andd elected officials. i pray for their eternal souls. what they have done for the sake of political office undermining a basic moral truth. the basic moral truth about the value of that life in the womb made in the image of god. and just throw that away for political office. i would point out that chapter of the book is how much better would our politics the united states be if pro-life voters had a meaningful choice between two parties neither of which was committed to fundamental injustice. i am conservative on other issues we can debate on the merits in various other reasons why you might want to vote one way or another. what would be healthier if n

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now meet baby sienna — who has been described as a "miracle baby".cer. the side effect of her treatment meant she thought she may never be able to have children. but pioneering surgery using frozen tissues changed that — and it's now hoped the procedure may help others — as luke hanrahan reports. i love you more and more each and every day. little girl sienna is a miracle baby, the first child born after pioneering ovarian surgery, without which her mother would have been left infertile. to think that it might not happen for us was really, really sad and hard to stomach. and then, sorry i'm getting emotional... and then, to have the.... sienna yells. to be able to have her is just amazing. she was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer in 2019. the chemotherapy she underwent would ordinarily cause irreparable damage to the reproductive system. i didn't know if i was going to live, didn't know what was going to happen. it was really scary, it was terrifying. but before chemo began, one of her ovaries was removed as part of ground—breaking treatment t

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baby needs both parents. we're numbed valley door. we're not womans in i. is the father a friend, a neighbor or was layla raped? she refused to say reluctant to burden her grandmother even further. they could be who boncey mac was none, like, yeah, well it was difficult. abilene and i was scared to leave him with my grandmother because she is getting older. luckily, it's better now. he's growing and getting used to other people. layla isn't the only young woman at his school to have a baby in south africa. one of the less publicized consequences of the pandemic was a 60 percent jump and teenage pregnancies during the course reduced. obviously, they were tracked in their homes. this protect to school wasn't unavailable, many homes last year. they a bridge to win us to the disease or, or for coded am mania homes last employment because many companies had to close down as director of the african childrens feeding scheme, bats m a ga, gay, knew that she had to respond with the organization, cook's meals, for chil

and after 3 days i felt it, the baby no longer moves.ot moving at the post. they answered that they were not worried, they were just sleeping. you are a brilliance. and damn it, yes, the next day the girls did an ultrasound, the baby’s heartbeat was no longer urgent. anna was operated on, but after a cesarean section, she started bleeding, the girl lost 4 1/2 liters of blood and fell into a coma for 20 days turned out to be the uterus. to believe in what is happening even without the support of relatives, her own sister would hardly have recovered from grief, 23-year-old ekaterina yakovleva said for the sake of happiness anna and her husband eugene she is ready to endure and give birth to their child. we have experienced a lot of very terrible tragedy, so i want to help, as in my own ukrainian sister. but ekaterina's husband makher yakovlev admits that he is against his wife taking this desperate step for the sake of her sister. after all, they themselves still can not become parents. you never know what is there, maybe i only said if wh

tonight here, the dramatic rescue of a baby with rsv, on video. the baby had stopped breathing. she does survive, but there is a warning. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the harrowing moments two missouri police officers race to rescue a 1-month-old baby after she stopped breathing. body camera video showing them take little kamiya into their arms, immediately performing life-saving cpr. >> she's -- i can feel her. >> reporter: within seconds, the baby is breathing again. >> she's breathing now. >> she is breathing. there you go. >> there we go. >> there you go. >> reporter: kamiya rushed to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with the respiratory illness rsv and given breathing support. the kansas city police officers visiting her in the hospital. >> the parents told us that she was doing okay. it was a great moment. >> reporter: severe rsv cases in children soaring to levels not seen in recent memory this fall, helping drive pediatric hospital bed occupancy to its highest level nationwide in two years. premature babies like kamiya among the most at risk. k

these babies have doctors they call it critical precisely in these 7 days, the baby is literally fightingen 3 weeks later, when all the resources that he received in the womb have disappeared, and we can become worse again. well, in general, doctors say that during the entire first year of life, full-term in the risk zone of the first year of rotation, atologists from the moscow region saved more than two thousand children who were born prematurely , of which 205 were with an extremely low body weight of less than one kg. they say little. children with a great future, huh? sasha tyunina recently noted 2 years. and how many more of these happy birthdays will there be alyona lavrov sergei zanin vladimir pavlovichnikov to lead. in winter, more than 150 artificial ice rinks will operate in moscow, this is reported on the official telegram channel of the capital's housing and communal services, the sites will open in the next two weeks in the courtyards of parks in suburban areas, most muscovites will be able to walk to them up to 10-15 minutes on skating rinks will organize all the necessary