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REDUCE PAIN BABIES TEETH GROW UP

May 18, 2010
by momykids

REDUCE PAIN WHEN BABIES GROW TEETH

The process of teething in infants generally lasts from age six months to three years old. But no teeth rarely grow at the age of 3 months.

Front teeth usually appear during the first year. While the molar teeth can appear at the end of the age of the first year or second year. Dentition will be perfect in its third year.

Little signs of teething
1. So little more fussy and cries a lot
2. Frequently menguyah and bite the goods there in front.
3. Babies will be more drooling. Saliva is useful in the process of tooth growth, to cool her gums that feel pain due to swelling.
4. Decreased appetite.
5. Difficulty sleeping and often wake up at night.
6. Fever.

In order to reduce the pain of the dentition can perform the following ways:

  1. Enter your fingers that have been sterilized into the baby’s mouth. You can rub your finger gently on the gums. Make sure the correct finger really clean.
  2. Give a pacifier that has been put into the refrigerator. It could also provide a soft towel or toy that has cooled donuts that can bite your baby safely.
  3. Can also be treated with pain relievers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen. For this one, you should follow your doctor’s advice in his treatment.

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KIDS WALKING ABILITY

May 16, 2010
by momykids

STIMULATE WALKING ABILITY ON KIDS

The most important phase in the development of a child is when he started walking. This period of freedom when he began to stand and walk without help from others or tool that helps support her.

Since the beginning of its development, muscle coordination and reinforce each other to train the child rolled over, crawled, stood up to walk and run. Ages 9-12 months is the peak of physical exercise, generally at the age of 14-15 months of a child starting to walk steadily. Despite the tolerance limits until the age of 18 months she was only walking is still within normal limits.

Age 5 months-stamp his feet started stomping on the floor; this as a warm-up to start crawling and sitting. Generally babies aged 6 months already to make swinging movements with both hands and legs moving forward and backward. This movement as a form of heating to train the muscles to be ready to stand up, not even a bit that started propagating.

Age 8 months she started to stand with assistance, whether carved or by holding on to a table or chair. Next he will start running by continuing to hold on, then started to encourage herself to stand without support from others. After that he will try to walk, a two-step move his legs. at this stage the child can be stimulated with bait him to take his favorite toy. Parents can train children to achieve what the parents held so children will learn to walk.

Age 9 months he will learn to bend your knees and sit after standing or vice versa. Currently flexing his muscles began to look and function properly. He is also clever enough to change his body position from sitting, standing, squatting, to sit back. Sometimes he walked, clutching the hands of others, even just enough with one finger, his pace has started very lightly at all. Age 13 months she can already stand on their own, walking and running.

Age 15-16 months most babies are already able to walk. Ideally was 9-18 months. But if the baby until 18 months unable to walk, parents must be vigilant and immediately consult a pediatrician to ensure the actual condition of the child. Maybe he was experiencing disturbances in movement of legs or are there other reasons that hinder its development.

Although not entirely true, there is a myth in society that says that a child who speaks first will be difficulty in walking or longer runs. Vice versa, there are children who already walk but slower speech capabilities. This is not entirely true despite the fact that there is such. But not a few children who can do both at the same time.

After walking ability began to appear, there are some things parents should be doing, ie:

  • Train your child to stand, walk and walk.
  • Provide stimulation by taking a favorite toy that you hold for compelling step towards you.
  • To practice outside the home should not use shoes or footwear to help maximize the coordination of leg muscle in shaping the balance.
  • Ensure a safe environment and minimize the risk of falls resulting in injury or trauma the child.
  • Recognize your child’s character, if it includes children who are lazy to move, the stimulus should be more frequent.


If a child is difficult to walk;

  • If children aged 18 months has not been running, immediately consult a doctor.
  • If the age of 14 months is not the road, if it stands, children love the opportunity for many to move.
  • Do not use a baby walker that will hamper the ability to move the child.
  • Do not be overprotective, give greater opportunities to the extent not harmful.
  • Be a good watchdog.
  • Let the motor development was natural walking without using a tool like a baby walker.
  • Baby walkers blocking the children learn something, especially if given early.
  • Create a safe environment for children.

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KIDS TALKING STIMULATION

May 14, 2010
by momykids

STIMULATING TALKING SKILLS ON KIDS

CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Over time, little significant changes ranging from cognitive to motor. Of course, the most prominent is the ability to talk and walk.

Before the talk and walk, a child’s development was preceded by increasing individual functions, among others;

  • Sensing (seeing, hearing, touch, smell, and feel)
  • Movements (prone, sitting, standing, walking, running, grabbing, holding, cross out)
  • Communication (speaking, language)
  • Cognitive (to know, compare, understand, remember, to imitate)
  • Creativity (make, assemble, form, create)
  • Social emotions (interacting with others, self-control, adaptation)
  • Cooperation and Leadership
  • Ethics, Moral, Spiritual

DEVELOP ABILITY TALKING ON KIDS

The most notable addition, the ability to talk and walk can be seen directly. Parent task at this stage is to provide stimulation or arousal as often as possible. The more premature stimulus given the better results.

To develop the ability to speak, began conversing with him as a baby. In fact, since in the womb, the fetus can already invited to communicate. That was why the parents especially the mothers to be more intensive communication with the fetus.

Stimulation of the fetus in the womb performed by referring to talk, talk, sing songs, recite prayers, as he stroked his mother’s stomach. Can also listen to songs on the radio with cassette attached to the belly of the mother.

Stimulation should be done every day, every time the mother can interact with the fetus, whenever and wherever she can do the stimulation.

Stimulation PERFORMANCE TALK:

  • Done since in the womb often invited communications, anytime and anywhere.
  • Communicate non verbally, using body language and sounds.
  • Respond to every movement or sound that made the child, no matter how small as the appreciation for what he did.
  • Involve the child in every activity that we do to see the responses.
  • Show me a book on children and reading.
  • Read a fairy tale, every time he wanted to sleep
  • Teach children to use words, to indicate its intention
  • Introduce the names of his limbs when he showered.
  • Give children the freedom to talk as widely as possible, as long as no harm
  • Give children an explanation of something that existed. Although not yet understood, at least he kept his memories.
  • Playing with objects (food, telephone, drinking tea, driving a car)
  • Mimic the behavior and speech of others.
  • Reciprocal interaction.

When a child will talk? When he began to interact with people around him whom he met, they do reciprocal relationship, there is communication is established, from where the stimulation was formed which eventually became an important point in sharpening the ability to speak a child.

It is a process that requires time and space to develop. So can not necessarily, there must be enough stimulation from their parents. Because parents have a huge potential in stimulating the ability of their children.

Regardless of age, a child would be very interested to learn new things that he had never met before, as long as he has an enthusiastic partner and supports what he is doing, in this case the parent as the closest party plays an important role, besides of course the family members and friends.

Basically every child is able to communicate as a baby, it’s just a different way of response, he understood what was said by others, not only can provide feedback. He also express and show his feelings at that time, what is wanted, what he is feeling is expressed through her crying. For example when she is hungry, thirsty, sleepy, tired or wants to be picked up.

Entering the age of three months, a baby has been able to show his reaction when spoken to, he began to smile, move his hands and feet. Entering the age of six months, he began to speak according to his ability, usually one word, and repeated the voice. Nine months of age infants begin to understand a few words as his own name, mama, papa. One year of age she began to speak one’s vocabulary is often heard. Aged 18 months began to respond to what other people ordered and showed that he had be invited to communicate better and provide appropriate response and more concrete. At the age of two years of a child starting to say short sentences consisting of 2-3 words.

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mommy, there’s BEST Milk for your Baby’s

May 1, 2010
by momykids

MOMMY………… ASI (Breastfeeding or Mother’s Milk)
is STILL THE BEST

ASI Global
Nutrition and care of the first three years of life is decisive for one’s health for life. Exclusive breastfeeding Over the first six months of life has been acknowledged by UNICEF (United nations’Children’s Fund) as a method of effective prevention of infant mortality.
Once the importance of breastfeeding, the WHO and UNICEF recommend early initiation of breastfeeding as a life-saving action. Early initiation of breastfeeding is an act of breastfeeding in the first hour of life, which begins with the contact between mother and baby skin.

At the top event in 2007 World Breastfeeding Week commemoration, mother Ani Yudhoyono affirmed Negara Indonesia, the Indonesian government has made an early initiation of breastfeeding as a government program for the achievement of quality human resources. It would be better if the early initiation of breastfeeding and continuing with exclusive breastfeeding for six months with continued breastfeeding until the age of 2 years.

To support successful breastfeeding, World Health Organization (WHO) together with UNICEF, launched THE BABY-FRIENDLY HOSPITAL Initiative (BFHI) in 1991. This global initiative aims to improve health facilities which serve the role of labor in protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding, in order to give a good start to life.

BEST GIFT FOR BABY
There are so many reasons why breast milk or Mother’s Milk became the best gift for your baby. Breast milk contains many molecules, enzymes, proteins, hormones, are beneficial for health. Benefits of breastfeeding for visual development, and intellectual growth of children were believed to be due to the high content of long chain fatty acids in human milk.

ASI STRENGTHS:

  • Easily digested
  • Containing a variety of important nutrients and balanced, thus supporting the growth process.
  • Increase intelligence.
  • Contains antibodies that can protect from viral and bacterial infections.
  • Reduce the risk of various serious diseases
  • Improving the response to the vaccine.

PROCESS OF BREASTFEEDING BENEFITS FOR BABY AND MOM:

  • Bonding between baby and mother.
  • Growing feeling happy and safe in infants due to regular physical contact with mother
  • Helping the mother’s womb to contract, thus reducing the possibility of prolonged bleeding
  • Reduce the risk of diabetes and breast and ovarian cancer in mothers

ASI ONLY IN THE BEGINNING OF LIFE
In its website, the WHO declared unequivocally that the practice of giving the wrong food begins when a baby is given food or drink other than breast milk, before it was time he needed the extra food.

THE BEGINNING OF DETERMINING
Period – during the early postpartum is decisive. Colostrum, the yellow sticky breast milk produced during late pregnancy, is recommended by WHO as the most perfect food for newborn babies. Colostrum contains anti-bacterial substances and share the plant immune system is very important for your baby.

Studies show, the first hour after birth is the best opportunity for baby to seek the breast and suckle. Separating babies from their mother before it was successfully carried out will result in the loss of a golden opportunity that prevents premature initiation process.

After initiation
Early initiation has been successfully performed. What next? You and your baby should continue to know each other. Try to practice nursing for 8 to 12 times per 24 hours. No need to fret if your baby seems not good at sucking the nipple. Continue training with patience., Until the baby can ‘lock’ mouth on the nipple and sucking milk comfortably and smoothly.

EFFECT OF ANAESTHESIA
What if your child looks sleepy and seemingly ‘Not Interested’ in your breast? No need to get discouraged. This usually happens, especially in infants who underwent the process of birth by C-section. Anesthesia is given to the mother, it could affect infant feeding reflex. If your business has not been fruitless, you can ask for the lactation consultant at a local hospital.

IMPORTANCE rooming
Beginning the process of breastfeeding will be easier to do if the baby and the mother was treated in the same room after the birth. Some maternity hospitals are implementing the system rooming-in or rooming. If your hospital does not offer it, you should check with the hospital staff away days before the scheduled delivery.

According to a study conducted Presbyterian Hospital, Dallas, USA and published in the Journal of Perinatal Education: Edvancing Normal Birth, 2007, rooming provide a number of advantages:

  • Infant feeding on maternal faster.
  • Babies gain weight faster and are less likely to become yellow.
  • Babies cry less often, the stress hormone, levels of infant lower.
  • The baby is more easily soothed and exacting.
  • Sleeping baby is more comfortable than sleeping in the nursery.
  • Mother will be more confident in their ability parenting.

What about the view, the new mother will be able to rest more if the baby was being treated in separate rooms? According to this study, it was a myth. There has been no research demonstrating the differences in the number of hours of sleep between women who underwent rooming with the mother who lets her baby was treated in the nursery.

SKIN TO SKIN CONTACT
Results from some studies indicate, newborn babies are placed on the mother’s body through skin contact and can more easily adjust to life outside the womb.

“The Miracle of Breasfeeding (Mother’s milk)
have been many studies conducted to uncover the various health benefits of breast milk for the little guy. Here are a few:

Protect against Type-2 DIABETES
Research from St.George ‘s University, London, England found that those who breastfed as infants tend to be more protected from the risk of type-2 diabetes in adulthood, as published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition., November 2006.

Protect against Pulmonary Disease
Breastfeeding exclusively for six months can be more protected from the risk of respiratory tract infections, according to studies at the University of California Davis Medical Center, the U.S. journal Pediatrics, February 2006. Meanwhile, those who breastfed less than 6 months facing four-fold risk of having pneumonia – and almost two times as much to experience two or three cases of otitis media, a severe ear infection.

Reduce the risk of eczema
Infants who breastfed for four months or more smaller risk for experiencing eczema at age 4 years. Study Based on the Karolinska Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden, are known to decrease the risk of eczema in infants breast milk has reached 20 percent, as published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, September 2005.

Drives Social Status
The experts at the University of Bristol, England found that people who are breastfed tend to be better able to improve their social class. In the Archive of Diseases in Childhood, affirmed in February 2007, ASI is providing a number of health benefits., Improve intelligence and reduce the risk of psychiatric problems.

Reduce bedwetting habits:
Breastfeeding was also able to reduce the habit of bedwetting in children, according to research at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Jersey, USA on children aged 5-13 years. However, this effect was only seen in children who breastfed for three months or longer, so in the journal Pediatrics, July 2006.

10 Facts About ASI

  1. The key to successfully breastfeed is a sense of calm and comfort the mother and baby, and a strong determination to succeed.
  2. Milk is produced every time, and its volume does not depend on the size of the breast.
  3. Breastfeed your baby as often as possible, according to desire a baby. No need to make a strict schedule for feeding. The more often a baby feeds, the more milk produced.
  4. Over time, the mother will be adept at recognizing signs of hunger in infants. Feed immediately before he was crying.
  5. Latch-on process occurs when the baby can ‘lock’ his mouth and sucking on the teats to milk comfortably and smoothly.
  6. Let-down reflex is the emergence of sensations such as ‘center’ in the breast a few minutes after you start breastfeeding. This adalh sign that your milk is ready to flow. Once the magic of nature, this reflex is also often appear while you’re thinking about your baby, or hear her cry.
  7. Foremilk is milk that comes out in the early minutes of breastfeeding, more functional as a bidder thirsty babies. Foremilk is rich in protein, low fat content and tend to be more liquid.
  8. Hindmilk is milk that comes out at the last minute, works to satiate the baby. Hindmilk rich in fat and tend to be more condensed.
  9. During breastfeeding, mothers should eat a balanced nutritious foods and beverages. Getting adequate calcium intake is adequate and sufficient rest.
  10. very supportive environment that supports successful breastfeeding process. Try to ignore negative comments doubting the ability of nursing or the volume of your breast milk. Rest assured your ability.

Keep the breastfeeding still On….. OK……???????

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