In the first week of September we talked about everything a bit. As every Monday, we will review Highlights in Babies and more The last seven days.
We have highlighted the role of the father in raising the baby through two very interesting articles: Dad, I need you and the last published post of the Ser Papá series, on how to give the news.
As usual, breastfeeding occupies a primary place in our blog. We have talked about the natural age of weaning, we have wondered if breastfeeding can cause rickets due to vitamin D deficiency, ankyloglossia (short frenulum) and breastfeeding, and we have also explained how to prepare baby porridge with breast milk .
As for the delivery, we were surprised by the news of a new technique developed in the United Kingdom, a “natural” caesarean section that mimics the vaginal delivery that a priori It seems very adequate.
Speaking of caesarean sections, we have shown you a beautiful video about a couple who has decided to have a home birth after three caesarean sections. Nothing less.
Mothers have also been protagonists this week. We have known that its influence is decisive for mathematics and we have learned the moving story of a Mozambican woman who teaches us that all mothers can raise their children, even if they lack both legs.
We have presented a very interesting website called Babies of high demand and we put the finger in the sore with the educational manifesto, a critical work with the school system, a topic that gives much debate. Along the same lines, we talk about each student being important.
In addition, we met the babies a little more thoroughly through Eduard Punset, who makes us reflect on how babies are inside.
As for current news, nothing more current than the crisis. In this regard, a study reveals that it is worse to be born in times of economic crisis and completely changing the focus of the information we have known that a 59-year-old French woman is pregnant with triplets and will soon open the first Barbie museum in Spain.
