We begin this week the month of September, the month of the year in which everything returns to its course after the holidays. Like every Monday, today we review the most outstanding contents we have published in Babies and more during the last week.
Regarding the holidays that have ended for most, we know that mothers never rest because of what we have asked ourselves "Mom, have you rested this holiday?". What do you answer?
About breastfeeding, we have touched various nuances. On the one hand, we have wondered if for some mothers it is boring to breastfeed or bottle. We've also talked about whether breast milk can kill HIV and we've taught a video of breast milk in cartoons.
Childbirth is a recurring theme in our blog, in which we talk about different ways of giving birth, including home birth. We have talked about the criteria for attending a home birth.
Regarding childbirth, we have commented that there are three times more natural births in Catalonia and we have also asked ourselves, how would a baby choose to be born? What do you believe? You miss the comments of the readers.
Once the baby is born there is little time to sleep. A study we have echoed reveals that new mothers sleep enough, but poorly.
But we have also taken care of parents, commenting that parents also secrete oxytocin, the so-called love hormone.
With regard to the development of children in full exploration, we have explained that everyday objects are also toys and something that happens very often in the best families: what happens when grandparents get in the way too much.
Among other things, we talked about an appliance allied to parents with young children, the dishwasher, that great disinfectant and we took a touch of humor with parents who demand their baby.
Although we have just arrived, to go planning the next vacation we have commented that there are spas with programs for children.
Finally, if you dare you can send a picture of your little one to participate in the contest of photos of sleeping babies sleeping without crying.
This has been all this week. Next, much more.
