Essay on Importance of Breastfeeding

The Myriad-Faced Primrose Oil In the past few years, primrose oil has gained popularity as a health supplement, though it has been praised for its virtues for centuries. As far as the medicinal advantages of primrose oil go, it has more than you can count, some medically proven; and some traditionally. Let us, through this article, know about the myriad benefits of primrose oil. These are a few of the condition that primrose may be of help in: Breast Cysts and Cancer With years of research on…

Identifying tongue tied infants Ankyloglossia, or commonly referred to as a "tongue tie", is a condition seen in newborns when the lingual frenulum (the connecting membrane that supports the tongue) is short. The act of cutting the frenulum is called a lingual frenectomy. Two types of frenectomies exist. There are labial frenectomies (membrane is attached toward the lips) and lingual frenectomies (membrane is attached at the tongue). A labial frenectomy is performed when the frenum pulls on the…

During my last clinical day, I was in the level 2 nursery and I worked with a 33 week and 5-day old baby girl who was born at 27 weeks. She was the result of a spontaneous placental abruption and had recently graduated from the level three nursery in First Hill. Meaghan was the nurse who I worked with and she was absolutely amazing. She had a diverse background in level two nursery care and worked in many different hospitals through her travel nursing carrier. She was up to date on evidenced…

Becoming a first time mom can be both exciting and scary. You want to get everything right from the choice of diapers, body wash and down to the type of formula you will use. So how can you make sure that you are picking only the best for your baby? Truth is, it will take multiple tries to get it right. The internet and television advertise so many baby products that it can make you a little bit confused about which products are the finest. Research and personal experience is the key. One…

Avery Smith Collins Basic Nutrition 1113 24 April 2016 Infant Feeding Case Study The major concerns in the “advice” that Emily is giving to Kristen is giving baby Claire solid food in her bottle, switching to cow’s milk and giving her baby food from the jar all at the age of three months especially when the baby has only been breast fed up until this point. The baby isn’t ready for this change and these dietary changes could be fatal. Moms may see putting rice cereal in a baby’s bottle as a way…

ABSTRACT Introduction Human babies are the most dependent young ones and for a much longer time than the young ones of other species. In the case of other mammals the young ones immediately after birth or very soon become independent. They learn to be independent fast and they are left unaided very soon. For example in the case of cattle as soon as the calf in born, it learns to stand up by itself, and suck the milk from the mother and begins to run around soon. If the new born babies are left…

Everyday many people ask themselves questions such as, “Why is the Sky Blue?”, “What will the Weather be Today?” Well, one question that women may ask themselves is, “Can I Dye my Hair While Pregnant?” With many solutions to this, the answer is yes, women can dye their hair while pregnant. However, when dying your hair, be mindful of what your skin absorbs, whatever your body absorbs, the fetus/baby absorbs. When you’re pregnant and decide to dye your hair, make sure you make an appointment…

Breastfeeding is a natural way for mothers to feed their babies after pregnancy and childbirth, however it brings about a bit of controversy upon the topic. New parents will often question whether they should feed their baby formula or if they should breastfeed their baby. In order to figure out which one of these methods is superior to the other, different researchers put together multiple articles documenting their findings on this topic. This research paper is going to help the reader…

motherhood and sexuality”. A topic that is often up for debate in our society is public breastfeeding. Various groups believe that breastfeeding is indecent and even “disgusting”; they believe that it should be done discreetly and not in the presence of others. This stigma on breastfeeding has many negative effects. Women fear breastfeeding in public as a stranger may step in and humiliate her for doing so. Breastfeeding is a natural process, it is not sexual and a healthy child is more…

It has eight and the numbers received by the order they were discovered - initially learned about Vitamin B1 and B12 was discovered last even 50 years later. These substances have a broad spectrum of activity and the key to cell metabolism, so experts are called guardians of the brain, nervous system, muscle tone, skin... They give us energy, help digestion, and contribute to strengthen hair, eyes and liver. Guardian of the heart and blood vessels Many talk about the fact that food is important…