Today, like every Monday, we offer you a summary with highlights of the last week in Babies and more.
We start remembering some new developments regarding Babies and more. We have released the Babies guide and more, with all the information about the stages of pregnancy and the baby as well as the possibility of sharing the entries you like most in social networks and see the most valued comment on the page and each entry.
We have talked about influenza A explaining that WHO advises pregnant women to get vaccinated for influenza A in the vaccination campaign that starts today and we have seen the very interesting documentary about premature "500 grams of life." Following the series of entries on "Newborn care" we have talked about the baby's first haircut and have offered various tips for dressing the baby.
We have started this week another series of calendar entries in which we will talk, month by month and year by year, about everything related to babies and children: the baby and child calendar in Babies and more and you can read and everything related to the first month.
We have talked about a topic that could be of great interest to future mothers: how to breastfeed with flat or inverted nipples and another somewhat trivial but curious and interesting topic, that of compliments to pregnant women at the entrance "Pretty!" ... and pregnant: the pleasure of compliments.
We have explained why continuation milk is not really necessary for babies of six or more months and we have taken a look at the labeling of the products "Nestlé Stage 1".
Eva has brought us a new entry with classical music as a protagonist in Classical music for children: the sea and has told us about "Good morning", the worst song of the Lunnis.
Finally, we have talked about the period of adaptation but from the perspective of the others affected, the parents, we have known the four stages of child development according to Piaget and we have proposed a debate with the question Do we let children be children?
By the way, the program that enlivened the tabletops of our childhood, Sesame Street, turns 40 years old. Congratulations!
