Responsive breastfeeding - responding to the child's needs
Feed your baby whenever he/she shows signs of hunger, don't wait for him/her to start crying inconsolably. Follow the signals your baby sends you and let him/her suckle whenever he/she wants, without limiting the number or length of breastfeeds. This will satisfy the child's needs, whether it is hunger or thirst.
Feed your baby whenever he/she shows signs of hunger, don't wait for him/her to start crying inconsolably. Follow the signals your baby sends you and let him/her suckle whenever he/she wants, without limiting the number or length of breastfeeds. This will satisfy the child's needs, whether it is hunger or thirst.
Storing breastmilk
You can keep your milk and use it when needed, so that you don't deprive your baby of the best food. Milk that is properly collected and stored does not change its properties and is safe for the infant.
You can keep your milk and use it when needed, so that you don't deprive your baby of the best food. Milk that is properly collected and stored does not change its properties and is safe for the infant.
How to prepare a child for vaccination
Vaccination is one of the most important components of the health of each of us. From the first days of life, a baby is protected from the risk of getting some forms of the infectious diseases that exist in the environment. As long as infectious diseases exist somewhere in the world and there is a vaccine against them, it is important is to vaccinate your child. Vaccination is also a good way to maintain herd (collective) immunity to existing infectious diseases and to also to protect the population against a new diseases that occur periodically in the world.
Vaccination is one of the most important components of the health of each of us. From the first days of life, a baby is protected from the risk of getting some forms of the infectious diseases that exist in the environment. As long as infectious diseases exist somewhere in the world and there is a vaccine against them, it is important is to vaccinate your child. Vaccination is also a good way to maintain herd (collective) immunity to existing infectious diseases and to also to protect the population against a new diseases that occur periodically in the world.
How to detect parents' perinatal difficulties
It is normal for mothers and fathers to be very emotional after the birth of a child. Hormonal changes, lack of sleep, adjustment to life with the newborn, as well as their own and others' expectations regarding their new parental role can be too demanding. The vast majority of women go through a period of sudden mood swings that are difficult to explain in the first days after giving birth.
It is normal for mothers and fathers to be very emotional after the birth of a child. Hormonal changes, lack of sleep, adjustment to life with the newborn, as well as their own and others' expectations regarding their new parental role can be too demanding. The vast majority of women go through a period of sudden mood swings that are difficult to explain in the first days after giving birth.
Contraindications to vaccination
Contraindications for vaccination are certain conditions and diseases of children and adults, during which they must not receive a certain vaccine, due to the risk of possible serious side effects. Therefore, it is important that the doctor gets acquainted with personal and family history before each vaccination, and examine the child.
Contraindications for vaccination are certain conditions and diseases of children and adults, during which they must not receive a certain vaccine, due to the risk of possible serious side effects. Therefore, it is important that the doctor gets acquainted with personal and family history before each vaccination, and examine the child.
Rubella
"Rubella symptoms include fever, swollen lymph glands and a pale pink rash over the body. The main risk of rubella is a severe damage the developing baby in womb when his pregnant mother becomes infected during preganacy . See your doctor if you think your child has rubella or you’re pregnant and think you might have been in contact with rubella. The best way to prevent rubella is to immunise your child. ."
"Rubella symptoms include fever, swollen lymph glands and a pale pink rash over the body. The main risk of rubella is a severe damage the developing baby in womb when his pregnant mother becomes infected during preganacy . See your doctor if you think your child has rubella or you’re pregnant and think you might have been in contact with rubella. The best way to prevent rubella is to immunise your child. ."
Mumps
"Mumps is a viral infection of the salivay glands that is usually starts with a fever, which is followed by swelling around the face. Its main complications are inflammation of the testicles and brain. See your doctor if you think your child has mumps. Treat mumps symptoms with paracetamolor Ibuprofen, rest and fluids. Ice packs may also help with pain and swelling. Immunisation is the best protection against mumps.."
"Mumps is a viral infection of the salivay glands that is usually starts with a fever, which is followed by swelling around the face. Its main complications are inflammation of the testicles and brain. See your doctor if you think your child has mumps. Treat mumps symptoms with paracetamolor Ibuprofen, rest and fluids. Ice packs may also help with pain and swelling. Immunisation is the best protection against mumps.."
Measles (morbilli)
Measles is a highly contagious exanthematous viral disease. The cause of the disease is the measles virus, which spreads easily from person to person through droplets when coughing and sneezing or by direct contact.
Measles is a highly contagious exanthematous viral disease. The cause of the disease is the measles virus, which spreads easily from person to person through droplets when coughing and sneezing or by direct contact.
Possible side effects after MMR vaccine administration
Your child has received MMR, a live combination vaccine, which contains attenuated measles, mumps and rubella viruses, and which should stimulate your child's defence system to make antibodies (protective factors) that will protect him or her from these diseases
Your child has received MMR, a live combination vaccine, which contains attenuated measles, mumps and rubella viruses, and which should stimulate your child's defence system to make antibodies (protective factors) that will protect him or her from these diseases
Measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR)
In order to prevent measles, mumps and rubella, your child is receiving a live, combined MMR vaccine.
In order to prevent measles, mumps and rubella, your child is receiving a live, combined MMR vaccine.