there's a growing number of companies will that encapsulate the placenta.vered what could have been lurking in your home, and doctors orders are this: make sure you get rid of potential toxins that can get into your home, going down the line with some ways you can do that: >> you know, first thing, equip your forced air heating and cooling, that ductal and vent system, with the best high grade filters you can get. and make sure you change those filters regularly. because as we have said, these byproducts can get airborne, they're in the vents and you are recycling, you are investing in your health. >> when you vacuum, use a hepa filter vacuum which remoses small -- removes small contaninants. look for hepa filters. >> pay attention to where little kids are crawling and playing. get down on their level, get down and look up and see their eye level. it's a whole new world at that level. >> good. and you will love this one: wet mop your floor at least once a week. >> oh, yes? >> it needs to be wet. it can't be dry, if you are drying you moving the dust around

the placenta will come out, let it fall on no danger to that. baby. >> okay. >> keep it all together. wrap the baby up, keep the baby warm until the emergency services arrive. >> the take parks way is, if you -- away is, if you have a loved one who's expecting, having these tips, will help you in that emergency situation. >> thank you for allowing us to play this prank on you. >> funny. [ applause ] >> thank you so very much. appreciate it. >> and coming up, everyone has a home remedy for somethig, right? well, we will put a couple of them to the. test. we will reveal which ones actually work. stick around! ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> announcer: coming up next, celebrities all have their secret beauty treatments. the real question is: who heals it best? >> we reveal the top celebrity cures you can try today. >> this is a cheap way to get an in salon look at thome. >> later, i never go to the pharmacy, i go to the supboard. >> -- cupboard. >> i turn into a glamour queen. >> that's later! ♪ [ female announcer ] now your most dazzling accessory can be your

it was supplying my bowel and feeding the placenta, so it was life threatening.nis ball to a size of a water melon. he felt we needed to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible and start chemotherapy! >> we started chemo, the day after christmas. i did 6 rounds of chemo. >> everything's going along, you have your life planned out, you have your life flipped upside down. >> i never thought i would have to say the word "cancer" in my body. you are still a mom and wife, so you need to be there for both of them so you need to do what the doctor's telling you, you need to did in order to save your own life. >> and casey and her husband, jeff, join us now. thank you both so very much. [ applause ] >> first of all, how are you doing now? >> i mean, i feel fantastic. life has slowly but surely gotten back to normal. i still have the tumor in my stomach, but other than that, i feel great. >> when you found out the reflux wasn't reflux, but a tumor, and knowing you had to terminate your pregnancy, what were the emotions, going through your mind at that time? >> the har

and so as the baby is developing in the uterus and growing, it's being fed appropriately by the placenta and by the mother. the same thing holds true for the baby after it's delivered. in addition to that, as the baby grows over time, in the year, second year, third year, the milk changes to meet that particular baby's growing needs. the carbohydrate and protein balance is perfect. there's amino acids and carbohydrates that help fuel the baby's brain and continue to help them grow on a continuum that's set, and actually quite adaptable for each individual baby. four days after the delivery, matthew is having his final check-up before release from west hills hospital. if you have any questions that you want to ask me, i'd be happy to answer. i understand he had a circumcision yesterday. now if he urinates or, you know, poops, does that effect the circumcision at all? because i noticed when he did urinate you know, he kind of started crying more so than he ever had, and then i changed him and he was fine. do you think it's sensitive? the area is unquestionably sensitive at this point. but