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The link between sleep and Intelligence Children
Like a phone, the source of human energy needs in-charge back. Sleep allows the body to rest. Sleep is a natural part of recovery activities stamina. Sleep is also believed to impact on mental health development of the individual concerned. In fact, the quality of sleep has a crucial role in the development of mental health conditions of children, in addition to improving their immune system.
Sleep is not a direct effect on child intelligence. That is, getting enough sleep is not automatically make your child smarter. The right, getting enough sleep makes children physically and mentally to become more conducive. Well, this is the condition which affects the child’s intelligence.
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Babies Born Normal Immune Got Higher
Fear of facing a cesarean delivery becomes an option for some women today. Especially with a cesarean section, we also can choose the date of “beautiful” for the birth of your baby. In fact, if you are able to give birth normally, there are special bonuses that are available for the baby.
During normal labor, there are some bacteria that will be swallowed by the baby. These bacteria will build his immune system during infancy.
Well, bacteria or germs called lactobacillus is at the point of birth or way out baby, located in the mother’s vaginal opening.
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Know Your Baby’s Sleep Patterns
Sleep is very important for children. Sleep allows the body to rest to recover stamina. Sleep quality has a crucial role in the development of mental health conditions of children, in addition to improving their immune system. Well, what about the baby, what a good sleep patterns for him?
Serves newborns sleep more or less 18 hours a day this time is uncertain, given the biological clock is immature. Entering the age of 2 months, the sleep pattern will shift, but the time was uncertain. Read the rest of this entry »
Weight Variation
The relationship between a baby’s weight and age are key to observe its development. It is a curious fact, namely that infants have a different development still having the same age, just as not all countries, children develop at the same speed, so one should not be compared with other babies.
On average, in general, newborns usually weigh between 2800-4200 grams, with a length of 48-56 cm. Do not worry if your baby begins to gain weight since the early days, the important thing is food and then, little by little they will gain weight Read the rest of this entry »
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Supplementation of Vitamin D for Infants
Vitamin D is needed for healthy bones, proper functioning of muscles and vitamin D plays a role in the resistance.
Vitamin D is made in our skin due to sunlight and is in milk. Small children (babies) do not show enough vitamin D in the skin can create. Therefore it is recommended for babies older than 2 weeks, breast-fed a daily dose of 10 micrograms of vitamin D it.
Vitamin D is needed for healthy bones, proper functioning of the muscles and the immune system. Read the rest of this entry »
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Diets for Children
Menus for children’s diets
Childhood is the period of greatest physical, intellectual and psychological development. Food plays an essential role in this cycle of life. The incorporation of micro and macro nutrients in the diets of children reinforce the overall development of infants. It is therefore necessary to make menus for children’s diets, to help strengthen both your body and your mind.Childhood is the period of greatest physical, intellectual and psychological development. It extends from birth to puberty. Food is extremely important at this stage of life, and thanks to her, she may achieve a better physical and mental development.
Within this period, the requirements are changing, not the same thing a baby needs, that a child at age 6, or a child at 12. The best way to establish the different diets for healthy children, children would be divided into three stages:
* Infants of 0-2 years.
* Early childhood from 2 years to 6 years.
* Second child of six years to 12 years.
The feed will aim to meet the nutritional needs of each stage. In general, we can establish what foods to be included in a menu for children’s diets, food and basic essential for a child to grow up healthy and strong. It should be noted here will indicate the food to be included in a menu for the first and second childhood.
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Milk is the greatest asset for your baby
Milk growth: an asset health for babies
The milk is growing, according to the new name of dairy foods for young children, ie aged 1 to 3 years. It advises them to breakfast and lunch, in addition to a varied and up to 500 ml per day. Like other infant milk, its composition is strictly regulated. Their main characteristic is to provide children with items that are not naturally present or absent in cow’s milk, thereby promoting their healthy development.
Milk growth: a source of iron and vitamins
Milk croissance Source important calcium and phosphorus, milk is an ideal food for growth. One downside: naturally, it contains very little iron. This item is nevertheless essential to the production of blood cells, including immune system. Iron helps to protect the child against infections ENT and bronchopulmonary repeated. The growth milks are fortified with iron concentration, which allows small pieces to keep the form and to fight against external aggressions!
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