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    Diabetes Feed Your Child

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    Diabetes, Feeding Your Child When your child is diagnosed with diabetes, it becomes very important for your child get proper nutrition. Food provides nutrition that your child needs to grow and develop, and it plays an important role in managing diabetes. The things that your child eats and drinks affect his or her blood sugar (glucose) and insulin dosage. Helping your child make healthy choices and following instructions from your child’s health care provider can: • Help control your child’s…

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    Skin-to-skin after a cesarean: Promoting breastfeeding success Olivia Whalen Denver school of nursing Skin-to-skin after a cesarean: Promoting breastfeeding success Everyone expecting a child hopes for a the picture perfect labor and delivery followed by the ultimate bonding moment with the baby they’ve been waiting to meet for so long. However, sometimes things don’t go as planned and mom might end up having to get a C-section. This can be very distressing for the parents in many aspects.…

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    And, they are more prone to post partum depression, as well as experiencing more difficulty with bonding and breastfeeding. That's how this so called natural caesarean came about. This type of birthing method helps improve the caesarean childbirth experience to emulate as closely as possible the woman-centered parts of a vaginal birth. However, this method can…

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    Diet for pregnant women Carrot juice pregnant woman equal. Calcium and blood will not decrease. Vomiting of pregnancy (vomiting) may be an indicator of a lack of vitamin B1. Dried yeast (yeast) in 9000 the most vitamin B1. E. The unit contains. Women most 100 units of vitamin B1 it happens. Beet pregnant woman, in any form, should. It increases the amount of breast milk. Peanut protein, fat, sugar is found. This is similar to milk proteins. Pregnant women should eat every day, 50 grams of…

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    Breastfeeding beneficial to Infants Parents have many things to consider about their child. One of the important considerations that parents must make is whether to bottle feed or to breastfed their infant. Most parents will do whatever it takes to keep their child healthy. Evidently, several studies shown that breastfeeding help decrease the infection rate of the infant. But, for the mothers to successfully breastfed their child, they need education about the proper way of doing it especially…

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    In 1991 the World Health Organization and United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) launched a global program to support breastfeeding. In an effort to promote and implement this initiative, several different tools ware created. Such as programs that included field testing, education for the maternity staff, external assessment and self appraisal tools. Since the creation of this program, hundreds of countries around the world have implemented the program and proven that…

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    Evidenced-Based Practice: Sucrose for Neonates Neonates are frequently exposed to pain as a result of minor procedures such as venipunctures or heel sticks. Many infants require vaccines, labs, and tests that result in pain. Non-pharmacological methods of relief beyond standard comfort measures exist but are not always utilized. Pain can inhibit development especially in the early stages (Basnet, Shrestha, & Shrestha, 2010). Pain in neonates is commonly measured as changes in vital signs or…

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    the child themself. How you chose to feed your child if your choice. It is an independent decision that is made based off the wellbeing of the child and the mother. What if you knew that breastfeeding a child was better for them in the long run? Or you knew that the packaged formula used in place of breastfeeding had a profound impact on the environment? We do know this information and yet we still chose to damage the environment and not give…

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    Babies are real bundles of joy. They discover the world one step at a time and parents are elated witnessing every little achievement they have daily. Interestingly, one of the most anticipated firsts of their babies is for the babies to be introduced to the sippy cup. As can be noticed, babies are still developing the ability to use their hands with enough control. They cannot hold and drink from the regular glass just yet so they would need a sippy cup. A sippy cup is a training cup that has…

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    the pros and cons of breastfeeding and bottle feeding. There is no wrong or right answer to this question. It all depends on the mother and how she feels and thinks will be healthier for her baby. Breast feeding can be beneficial in many ways. One of the most important benefits for the mom and the baby with breastfeeding is that is good for health and it is a time for bonding that should not be taken away. The pros for the baby being…

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