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  • Oatmeal Protects Children From Asthma

    Oatmeal Protects Children From Asthma

    Finnish scientists claim children who start eating oatmeal at early age face lower risk of developing asthma. Their study revealed the risk of developing asthma was reduced by about 60 percent in children who ate oatmeal before they reach their fifth month.

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  • How to Make Your Child Eat Healthy

    How to Make Your Child Eat Healthy

    Children tend not to like vegetables and other healthy foods. According to the psychologists of the University of Reading, you can make squeamish children taste new food by showing them the picture of it.

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  • Serve Alcohol to Your Children at Home

    Serve Alcohol to Your Children at Home

    British scientists say that parents may keep their children out of troubles by allowing them to drink some alcohol at home. Teenagers who try to fetch alcohol by themselves are more likely to engage in violence-related situations or other forms of illegal behavior.

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  • Gisele Bündchen’s Son Gave No Pain

    Gisele Bündchen’s Son Gave No Pain

    08 Feb 2010

    The Brazilian TV show Fantastico drew out the famous 29-year-old model Gisele Bündchen into telling the details of her delivery and came up with the exciting story of a painless and satisfying experience of a loving mother.

  • Apnea in Children Aggravated by Excess Weight

    Apnea in Children Aggravated by Excess Weight

    04 Feb 2010

    Apnea, the disorder when an individual experiences pathological disruptions of regular breathing, often occurs during sleep in which case it is referred to as Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). The cessation of breathing can last a minute or even longer and is often accompanied by loud snoring.

  • Traveling During Pregnancy

    Traveling During Pregnancy

    03 Feb 2010

    Traveling during pregnancy can be challenging. With baggage rooms, overcrowded airport waiting rooms and having to sit twisted in uncomfortable seats, you can lose your interest in going anywhere. To avoid discomfort, you have to follow some precautions.

  • The Effect of Cesarean Section on Breastfeeding

    The Effect of Cesarean Section on Breastfeeding

    02 Feb 2010

    Although scientists and health officials urge mothers to keep breastfeeding their babies for half a year at least, many of them cease to breastfeed sooner for various reasons.

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  • Assisted Reproduction Gives Us More Girls than Boys

    Assisted Reproduction Gives Us More Girls than Boys

    When babies come into the world naturally, we generally have 105 boys for every 100 girls. That goes to counterbalance the percentage of fatality that appears to be higher for male babies, both unborn and born. 0 comments

  • Male Obesity Contributes to Fertility Problems

    Male Obesity Contributes to Fertility Problems

    It's not just overweight women who may face conception problems. According to Australian scientists, desired pregnancy may not be reached due to a man’s weight. It was the first evidence of how a man’s weight is linked to fertility problems. 0 comments

  • What Is Best Age for Pregnancy?

    What Is Best Age for Pregnancy?

    Is it when your odds to conceive are at the strongest, or is it when you’ve matured enough to be able to take a proper care of your baby? And while it's up to a person to choose, there are statistics and science nobody could rebuff of. 1 comment

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  • First Fetal Movement?

    Today I was talking to my mom in Skype sitting on a sofa with the laptop on my knees, when I suddenly felt some baby movements in the belly! It’s my 16th-17th week of pregnancy. And they say, you normally feel first fetal movements in your 20th week if it’s your first pregnancy, and in the 16th-18th if it’s your second/third etc. baby. And it’s my absolutely first pregnancy! This is why I wasn’t absolutely sure, that what I had was fetal movement, but I really wanted to think so. After all, what else could it be if not the baby? 0 comments

  • No Threatened Miscarriage Anymore

    I’m so happy, my pregnancy’s out of danger! My blood test shows, there’re no signs of threatened miscarriage! But I’m still recommended to stay at home and lie most of the day, as my symptoms were not good. 0 comments

  • Threatened Miscarriage

    I haven’t written for a few weeks, since I haven’t been well during this time. Unfortunately, what I have is called threatened miscarriage. 0 comments

  • I’m Pregnant!

    Today I finally found it out! I AM PREGNANT! YAY! I'm so happy! So is my husband... and our parents, of course, too. The gestational sac is 7 mm (about 0.25 inches) in diameter. This means, I'm 3-4 weeks pregnant. And this is great. 1 comment

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