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APRON WHEN DINING

April 29, 2011
by momykids

APRON WHEN DINING  :

  • Besides more stain resistant, plastic bib from easier to clean than a bib made of cloth.
  • Alas chest with folding cuffs at the bottom is very effective to catch spilled food.
  • If you have a bib too small, use your old T-shirt to cover your baby’s clothes to keep them clean.
  • If your baby refuses to use ordinary bib, try using a bandana.
  • Fold the sleeves of your child before the fed.
  • After use, tie a bib on baby feeding chair or on the handle of a kitchen cupboard to dry quickly and easily searchable.
  • To avoid choking hazard, do not let your baby sleep with wearing a bib.

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Dining Chairs Baby

April 29, 2011
by momykids

Dining Chairs Baby
Some suggestions for those wishing to buy or borrow a baby feeding chair:

  • Select a chair with legs wide and stable (press, drag, and shake the chair before you take him home so you’re sure the chair is stable enough).
  • Choose a chair that can be derived raise, for your convenience when feeding a baby.
  • Select a chair with a wide food tray and can be removed for easy cleaning under the faucet.

Security measures:

  • Do not place the seat and your baby close to objects that could cause harm, such as stoves, windows, curtain rope.
  • Replace the existing seat belt on the seat. Chair tray is not enough to prevent your child from standing up or sliding down from the chair
  • Lock both sides of the tray of food with care, be careful do not let your child finger pinched.
  • Do not let your child ride alone or standing in high chair.
  • Keep away from the wall or desk chair so that children can not kick or push the table so that the chairs upside down.
  • Check your baby seat from time to time. Discard or replace nails or bolts are loose. Immediately fix the seat if the seat looks shaky.
  • If your child can climb down from the high chair, usually after a three-year-old son moved to booster seat (booster seat).
  • Check the seat belt every time you sit in a chair eating baby. Besides being easily installed, seat belt must be tied in securely.

Cleaning the dining chairs baby:

  • Before you put your baby, Cover the seat with a towel, foam pads, or rubber mat. When finished, lift the base before, and clean. That way, you do not need to go back and forth to the sink.
  • Place the plastic, paper, or fabric under the chair leg for food that spills do not contaminate the floor.
  • If your baby feeding seat is dirty, wash in the bathtub or in the yard. Use hot water shower or a water hose.
  • Look for a chair to eat a baby with a cup and saucer toy which can be attached to the chair so you do not often pick up the baby toys from the floor.

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Make Your Own Baby Food

April 27, 2011
by momykids
  • Make your own baby food from a food that you use everyday, almost all types of food can be steamed, made oure, mixed with water, juice, or broth, and made baby food
  • Avoid spicy foods, spicy, and materials that have not been consumed by children under the age of one tender, such as honey or egg whites
  • Do not add salt, pepper, margarine, or sweeteners. Your baby will not feel something is missing
  • Steamed vegetables better than cooked vegetables because the content of vitamins more awake. If you need to add water into the baby food, use the former water steaming vegetables rich in vitamin
  • If possible, give your child fruits and fresh organic vegetables, which are not grown using chemicals.
  • Fruits or vegetables for the baby to be cleaned, peeled, and seeded, then mashed with a blender, food processor, food mill, or with a fork
  • Fruits do not need to be steamed. Self-cleaned, crushed or made mashed kemuidian
  • Before the teeth grow, your baby’s food should be pure. Although his teeth are growing, baby foods must be completely destroyed to avoid a choking hazard.
  • Vegetables or fruits are cooked can survive three days if stored in sealed container and put in refrigerator.
  • Steam the vegetables in large pieces, make puree, then freeze. Vegetables that have been frozen and stored in small containers for one meal, biases persist for several months.
  • Ready-to-eat foods that can be stored in place of ice cubes and frozen so that an ice cube mold can be used for one meal. If it is frozen, move the blocks of food into a special plastic bag to be stored in the freezer.
    • Use a large spoon to move the puree from the blender into a place of ice cubes
    • In order not affected by frost, wrap the ice cube containing foods with special plastic bags.
    • Baby food NOT suspended twice. Food that has been removed from the freezer should be immediately spent. Therefore, foods should be put into containers for one meal.
    • In order to make baby food in large portions. You can invite your friends or relatives who are both making baby food to exchange for food. Food can then be divided in small portions, and interchangeable.
  • Boiled eggs are stored in the refrigerator only lasts for one week. Boil some eggs at the same time every week so, if there are eggs left over at the time, you do not hesitate to throw it away.
  • Before being frozen, the broth as additional material for the pulp can be stored in a cookie cutter made of tin.

Instant Porridge

  • Instant porridge is porridge babies can be eaten, and packaged in glass or small bowl to eat once or twice. Pick instant porridge that contains no chemical additives, sugar, or salt, and note the water content. Inside the packaging label, the main ingredients are usually written at the top. If water or sweetener listed at the top, select another brand or product.
  • Instant Porridge one flavor is usually more nutritious than instant porridge with a variety of flavors.
  • If your child is ready to eat foods that are more dense, instant porridge or mashed vegetables can be used as a sauce for rice or pasta.
  • Check the expiration date and condition every time you buy a pack of instant porridge. Make sure the seal is still attached and there is a burst of air when you open the lid packaging, which indicates that the packaging is still in the vacuum state
  • Instant porridge which had been opened should be spent, especially if you are feeding the baby directly from the bowl. Baby’s saliva can trigger the growth of bacteria.
  • Use markers to write the date of opening of the packaging.
  • Enter the immediate packaging has been opened into the refrigerator.
  • Packaging that is already opened can only be stored a maximum of two days, and thereafter should be discarded.

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Food Allergens (foods substances Trigger Allergies)

April 23, 2011
by momykids

Without realizing it we often do not control food we give to our baby, it could be our child’s diet contains the allergen (allergy-triggering substances), which causes our children food allergy, if it lasts longer, there will be a prolonged illness.

Here are some tips to avoid:

  • Write down any new foods that your child eats, then observe allergic reactions. Discuss or record your observations with your pediatrician when you meet him to discuss your child’s allergy and nutrition
  • New foods should be given the morning, when your baby is still fresh and not sleepy. In addition, if an allergic reaction occurs, you are still with him nearby
  • Delay cow’s milk until your child is older than one year. Cow’s milk is the most common allergens, although an allergy to cow’s milk can be lost after the child’s age increases. In the meantime, give your baby yogurt made from cow’s milk. In general, yogurt does not cause allergies, and benefits similar to cow’s milk, and fewer complications. Avoid multi-fruit-flavored yogurt fed artificial sweeteners, choose a plain yoghurt, to be more sweet, mixed with fresh fruit or fruit juice with no-added-sugar
  • Read the table listed on the packaging of processed foods. Corn syrup is often trigger allergies are often used as an additive
  • Artificial additives, chemicals, and artificial sugar commonly trigger allergies
  • The types of foods often trigger allergies ynag:
    • Beans & peas
    • Chocolate
    • Palm
    • Honey
    • Mustard
    • Papaya
    • Shellfish
    • Wheat
    • Grapes, strawberries, etc.
    • Cinnamon
    • Corn
    • Mango
    • Peanuts
    • Tomato
    • Soy and its derivatives
    • Kol
    • Oranges and orange juice
    • Egg white
    • Melon
    • Onions
    • Wheat
    • Yeast
  • Wait until your baby is one year old before giving maknan above, especially if your family has a history of allergy.
  • Peanut allergy can be deadly. Wait until your child is aged three or four years (preschool age) before giving them peanuts, peanut butter, or peanut oil
  • Your child may not suffer from allergies, but does not tolerate certain types of food. This condition usually change as children age. Repeat again gift, every month, if your child suffered only a mild reaction to certain foods

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Introduce Kids Eat With Spoons

April 23, 2011
by momykids

after introducing solid foods to our children, then the next is to introduce the use of a spoon to eat. stage that maybe you can try is as follows:

  • Start with endless rubber spoon for your child’s gums to avoid irritation.
  • If your child pursed her lips, shut his mouth, and turning his face away when given a spoon, it means he’s not ready to eat. Do not force him.
  • Familiarize your baby receive anything other than a dot milk may take time. To make it familiar, try to give a little cereal or crackers of your fingertips. Give a spoon and let your child play with it while it is fed.
  • Let your baby spoon is thick and sticky things like mashed potatoes or apple sauce.
  • In order for most of the food remains in the baby’s mouth while in suapi, try to apply the technique sendokan upper lip: Enter the spoonful of food into the baby’s mouth, then slowly – a little tip of spoon lift land for food swept by the upper lip.
  • Use the bowl with a handle while feeding the baby so easily held.
  • The mothers are often different opinions about the kinds of solid foods should be introduced to babies, as well as pediatricians.
  • Many people believe that the best first solid food is rice porridge because most are not allergens. Mix two teaspoons of rice gruel with a little breast milk or formula in a bowl, then stir to form a thick soup. Slurry temperature should be similar to breast milk or formula temperature.
  • Any type of solid foods should be tested for four days so you can observe your child’s allergic reaction to food. Signs of allergies: bloating, diarrhea, rash, red spots and itching, nasal congestion, swollen eyes, or fusses above signs may occur immediately or only visible after a few days ago.
  • Stages of introduction to solid food:
    • Start with rice porridge, then add the vegetable puree, fruit puree new. Add the amount of slurry prior to multiply the number of vegetables and fruits.
    • First of all, introducing yellow fruits and vegetables, and orange fruits, followed by green fruits. Find a favored fruit of your baby.
    • Meat or high protein foods can be given after your baby is aged seven or eight months.
  • Foods that kids love: bananas, pears, avocados, peaches, applesauce, orange juice, and sweet.
  • If your baby is reluctant to eat meat, mix ¬ spoonful of meat into her favorite food ¬, for example sauces spel. Little by little, the child will get used to the taste and texture of new foods.
  • Juices may be introduced after your baby is six months old. Start with a light juice, made from one type of fruit, like apples or pears. Remember, the juice should not replace breast milk or formula is still your baby needs. Grape juice, strawberries, mixed juice, and vegetable juice can be given after your baby is one year old. Likewise with orange juice because the orange trigger allergies. If you start with a light juice, orange juice you can give it after your baby is one year old.
    • Make sure the juice is given to your child already in pasteurization.
    • Since most of the juice contains a lot of natural sugar, dilute with water.
  • Although quite nutritious, dried fruits should be given after your child was two years old and not too much.
  • Avoid tomato juice and orange juice too acidic.
  • Talk to your pediatrician before introducing eggs and dairy products to infants under one year old.

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START INTRODUCING SOLID FOODS

April 21, 2011
by momykids

Start introducing solid foods to infants, is tricky, so we as parents must be very clever to see the habits of the small in the interest of food; little tips and tricks below can hopefully help, good luck

  1. If your baby usually drink milk, offer food when milk production reaches its lowest point, usually in the afternoon.
  2. Select the appropriate time when your child is sleepy or fussy.
  3. Give solid food between the two feeding time, do not immediately after drinking milk or a few moments earlier.
  4. If your child is fussy because the hungry, give him a little breast milk or bottle so that after a somewhat reduced hunger, he would be willing to try solid food.
  5. If he was not interested in trying solid food after being fed some milk, try to apply the opposite tack. Offer solid food when she was very hungry, then you give him breast milk or bottle.
  6. Never enter a solid food into a bottle of milk, although only a spoonful of rice porridge. Your baby can choke and the food will be sucked into the lungs.
  7. Combine your child’s first solid food with a little U.S.! or milk bottle until completely diluted. Try to give a small spoonful. If you spit out, try once again, slowly. Add more until three bribes, then stopped.
  8. Start with the tip of a spoon, then half a teaspoon, then a teaspoon, then a tablespoon, then two tablespoons, the end of his half-plate ¬.
  9. If your child usually drink milk and always refuse when you are offering solid foods, ask for help from a husband or a babysitter to give him solid foods. Leave the room when your child is being fed.
  10. give your child’s diet in the same room every day so that he understands that the time has come eating and better prepared to face it.
  11. If your baby seems uncomfortable or uneasy attitude when seated in a chair to eat, sit him on your lap or in seat infant until he can sit without assistance.

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INTRODUCING SOLID FOODS

April 21, 2011
by momykids

Signs You Ready for Your Baby More solid foods

Babies are usually ready to receive solid foods at the age ranged between four and six months. We recommend that you discuss with your pediatrician before you give him solid food. Some doctors will recommend to not wait more than eight months. Your child is otherwise ready to accept solid food if he:

  • Became interested in your food.
  • Began to imitate the way you eat.
  • Opens mouth when food was thrust into his face, give your child a small spoon to play with, and observe, if the spoon was eventually directed into the mouth.
  • It could menjumputi small objects with thumb and forefinger.
  • Vomit reflex has been lost, namely the movement that forced the ref Leks baby to push out solid food with his tongue.
  • It can control the head, neck, and upper tubuhnva well.
  • Having a body weight twice the weight at birth, or a range between 6.5 and 7.5 kilograms.
  • Drinking milk formula as much as 32 ??to 40 ounces every day
  • Drinking milk eight to 10 times a day so that your breast is empty.
  • Feeling hungry more often for more than a week.
  • Shorten the sleep time.

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Weaning Dot / Pacifier

April 15, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com- related to the previous article, Breastfeeding and Weaning weaning from breast milk change with Glasses, there’s more to wean the more difficult, that is weaning a baby from the DOT / pacifier, because it was so liked by the dot, the child does not want or difficult to leave.

The following are several ways wean dot:

  • Weaning pacifier / dummy as well as the baby starts ¬ ¬ you had six months of age. The older the age of your baby, the more difficult your efforts to weaning.
  • Begin the process of weaning by giving pacifiers / dummies only during naps, night, or if your child really need a break. Say that the pacifier should only be used when he was at home.
  • Give substitute objects that are equally comforting, such as toys or blankets.
  • Grease a dot head with a slightly bitter liquid that tastes bitter when smoked.
  • Do not buy a new dot. Tell your child that the pacifier is now damaged or missing, you will not be replaced
  • Get rid of all the dots except one, and start persuading your child to get rid of all these last dot. Prepare your child and nautical warnings at least one week before you take the last pacifier.
  • Create a kind of incentive that could encourage your child to let go of the pacifier. For example, if your child does not suck pacifiers for one day, she gets a sticker. The stickers can be affixed collected on a special board. If the board is full, you can give him gifts.
  • Encourage your child to a toy store, offer to swap the pacifier with other toys that make her feel more adult.

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Weaning from breast milk change with Glasses

April 15, 2011
by momykids

Weaning from breast milk change with Glasses :

  • When weaning breastfeeding, teach your baby to drink from a glass so you do not need to wean twice.
  • Teach your baby to drink from the cup when he started eating solid food. Start with plain water so that water that spills do not leave stains. At first, fill the glass with a little water, until your baby is accustomed to drinking from a glass. You also can look for glasses with a lid, so that water does not spill when his glass upside down.
  • Settling a baby with glass can be started when the baby reaches the age of 12-18 months. Bottles, especially if used to euthanize baby, can cause tooth decay and ear infections. If your baby is going through tough times, such as the presence of the new baby or moving house, undurkan intention to wean your baby.
  • Offer always drink from the cup before you offer the bottle. If your baby refuses to drink from a glass, cut a milk bottle. In return, always provide the milk in the cup.
  • If your baby is drinking from a bottle insisted on sleeping during the night, offering mineral water in a bottle, or offer a fun activity, or give your baby more attention.
  • Plastic-rimmed glasses, with a weight on its base, and a wide mouth glass is very good for beginners. Besides being easily held, glass like that facilitate children sipped her drink.
  • Encourage your child to buy a glass that will he used. Let him choose his own glass.
  • Fill a third of the glass. If the glass upside down, milk is wasted is not too much.
  • Encourage your child to learn to drink in the tub for easy clean up spilled milk.
  • Encourage your child to donate her milk bottle to a newborn baby. In addition to foster a sense of pride because it can help others, your child will also feel themselves more mature and had left the baby ways.
  • When you introduce the cup to your child, teach also how to use a straw. Cut a straw. Edge out of the straw which rims should not be more than one or two inches. After your baby is 9 months old, he could start learning to use a straw. ¬ You can help him by pressing the juice box so that your baby starts to suck on its own.
  • Take advantage of old bottles and teats. Create slices to form the letter X in the top dot, put on top of the bottle, then insert a straw into the incision.
  • To wean, basting dot your child with the bitter liquid.
  • Replace your child’s pacifier with a pacifier that has a more narrow openings so that your child needs Iebih trying hard to drink from a bottle.
  • Every day the larger slice of the letter X on the dot of children to omit ¬ sucking pleasure.
  • If your child likes to drink juice, give a watery juice in a bottle, then offer a more concentrated juice in the glass. Over time, your child will prefer juice in the glass.
  • Have the child stay seated in your lap while he drank from a bottle. Usually she would feel frustrated and compelled to use glasses.

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Weaning baby from breast milk

April 15, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – Complaints from mothers about child wean her baby from mother’s milk often we hear, and even many women who are confused how to wean from breastfeeding her baby. here are some tips on how to wean our babies:

  • Offer milk bottle when your baby is not too thirsty so it is still quite patient if not immediately receive milk.
  • Use a dot that resembles a nipple.
  • Do not press too hard pacifier into the baby’s mouth. Apply the same technique as when you give milk. Tickling the baby’s mouth with a pacifier, then put into his mouth.
  • Warm dot briefly with warm water. If your baby still refuse, try another type or look for dot dot with different size holes.
  • When giving milk bottles, with folded arms of your baby with a different position with Saar you breastfeed. Keep the baby’s head from your breast so he will not seek your breast milk bottles and refuse.
  • Remember, the bottle is not the only piliha. If your baby absolutely refused bottles of milk, you can try a cup, spoon, or dropper.
  • You can also gradually weaning. Starting with a mix of three or four hundred grams of milk with one hundred grams of milk formula. Little by little, reduce the volume of breast milk and infant formula multiply.
  • You also can wean the baby by reducing the frequency of breast-feeding gradually. You can do it by not following the one time a week, extend the distance between the time you drink more and more long-distance, and shorten time to catch up. Replace time drinking with other activities that can strengthen your bond, for example, read a book or take a walk.

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Baby Burping

April 14, 2011
by momykids

The baby burping :

  • Each finished with one breast, let your baby burp. When using a milk bottle, do that every baby spends around 100 grams of milk. It is necessary to remove air bubbles that swallowed while drinking milk, which can cause bloating due to the emergence of gas.
  • Some techniques to make the baby burp:
  1. Sit your baby in an upright position, press a little belly, patting her back slowly.
  2. Sit your baby on your lap, then place your hand under his chin to prop up his head. Leaned slightly toward the front and then rub his back.
  3. Enforce the baby’s body and rest your head on your shoulders, then rub the baby’s back with a circular direction.
  4. Place the baby on your lap with her body ¬ face facing downwards and tilted.
  5. Rub baby’s back starting from the lower back, rising upward to near the neck. Pat or rub a circle with a little push.
  • If your baby is difficult to air ¬ belching, rest your baby’s head on your shoulders with the vertical position, then swing his body slowly several times. Or, hold your baby without leaning into his shoulder. Use the palm of your hand to support baby’s neck and your arms to hold back baby Then gently rock your baby, from the lap and back toward the shoulder.
  • Clean the baby’s tongue or vomit:
  1. Buy a few dozen diapers, wipes, or a small towel. Put in place ¬ place that you often pass around the house.
  2. Bib that smallness can be transformed into a lap after the rope removed.

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Tips to give Milk Bottles for Babies

April 14, 2011
by momykids

A. Baby Dot

  • To remove the smell of rubber, boiled new milk pacifier for five minutes before use.
  • Check your baby’s pacifier on a regular basis. Dispose of the hole or dot dot has been used for more than three months.
  • If your baby often choke when drinking because of swallowing too much milk, replace it immediately dot milk. The possibility of nipple hole that is used is too large.

B. Giving Milk Bottle

  • When given to drink, carry your baby in a position half sitting, prop your head with your arms. Do not lay a baby who was given a bottle of milk because milk will flow into the middle ear canal, and likely to cause an ear infection.
  • Because the risk of choking, it is very dangerous to leave your baby drink from a propped bottle.
  • Babies will stop if he already feel full. Do not force the baby to spend her milk. If you are worried about weight and drinking habits of your baby, call your pediatrician.
  • Do not let your baby fall asleep with the bottle still in his mouth. If the baby is asleep, clean milk on her gums to prevent tooth decay.
  • When baby drinks, must be filled milk bottle neck so that your baby is not swallowing air. Lean bottle so the air towards the bottom of the bottle and away from the dot.

C. Milk Bottle warming

  • Warm the milk bottle under warm tap water, or put into a bowl of warm water for two or three minutes.
  • Check the milk temperature before feeding to your baby. Squirt a little into your wrist. Milk for your baby should be warm, but should not be too hot.
  • Do not use microwave to warm milk. Pe ¬ enormous risk that uneven heating. Although milk is dripped into your wrist feel warm, most milk in the bottle may be too hot for your baby.
  • If you bring your baby to travel, do not forget to bring a thermos of hot water. If you need to heat the milk, put into a closed thermos bottle filled with hot water.
  • Enter a bottle of milk into the electric pot filled with water that is set at low temperatures. Leave for several minutes until milk is warm.

D. Making Milk Midnight

  • Provide always one termos hot water and milk bottles containing milk powder that has been mixed. Put on your baby’s bedside. If your baby is waking because of hunger, you just putting water into a bottle of milk, whisk, and complete. Do not forget to check the temperature, little drops of milk on your wrist.
  • For infant formula cans stay cool and close to your bed, buy a small fridge for your bedroom

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FORMULA MILK

April 14, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – infant formula is beneficial for mothers who are busy working, because it could leave her baby at any time, without worrying if the baby does not get asupa.

If you give formula to your baby, you should consider the following :

  • Do not use more than one type of formula milk at the same time. Choose a formula that support the formation of iron.
  • To avoid contamination, clean the top of the cans of milk and milk cans open development.
  • The air is too hot can damage the milk cans. If the liquid canned milk that you buy damaged when opened, return to the store and ask for the store to return the money you ¬.
  • Check the cleanliness of tap water in your home. Perform laboratory testing, or use mineral water to make milk.
  • Follow the guidelines carefully to make and store formula milk. Save a ready to drink infant formula and milk cans that have been opened in the fridge. Do not store Iebih than two days.
  • Milk that has been left at room temperature should be discarded after two hours, and one hour if it has been taken partly by your baby.
  • A formula has been drunk by the baby should not be heated or put back into the refrigerator.
  • Do not store formula milk in the freezer.
  • To clean the remaining milk in a bottle attached, put a little rice, liquid soap and warm water into the bottle. Close the bottle, then shake vigorously.

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Advantages of Milk Bottle

April 14, 2011
by momykids

Advantages Milk Bottle :

  • Husbands, families, caregivers, and even the baby sister can help you give the milk bottle, including providing milk at midnight, especially in an exhausting few weeks after you give birth.
  • You do not have to worry about your diet or medication to worry that you drink will affect your baby.
  • You do not need to worry about insufficient breast milk production, swollen nipples, or transmit the infection to your baby.
  • If you are working mothers, the transition can be passed more easily, either by you or your baby.
  • You can measure with certainty the amount of milk drunk baby.
  • Because the formula is more difficult to digest, your baby will sleep early Se ¬ to not need too often given the milk.
  • Will not experience any discomfort due to breastfeeding in public or in the workplace.

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How Many Check for Pregnancy by Ultrasound is recommended

April 13, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – How many ultrasound examination (ultrasonography) is recommended during pregnancy vary between countries and educational institutions, according to Dr. Judi Januadi Endjun, SPOG, Fetomaternal Division of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Gatot Subroto Army Hospital. In general recommended an ultrasound examination three times, namely the first trimester (10-14 weeks gestation), second trimester (18-22 weeks gestation), and third trimester (28-32 weeks gestation). There also are adding an ultrasound examination was found positive pregnancy test, and if the patient had never done an ultrasound on site or at the doctor (considered new patients).

Medically indicated ultrasound examination of the other is when there is bleeding, suspected fetal growth disorders, rupture of membranes, or fetal death. Determination of gestational age is best done at 60-10 weeks gestation; determining whether the location of the placenta is still covering the birth canal or not at 36 weeks gestation; screening of congenital defects is generally performed at 20-22 weeks of pregnancy, because most defects can be diagnosed as gestational age them. Some more defects can be seen at 10-14 weeks gestation, and 28-32 weeks.

In the institution where I served, an ultrasound examination performed on new patients, monitoring of difficult cases, and screening of congenital defects in trimester 1, 2, and 3. In private hospitals or private practices may be performed ultrasound examinations of each control. It is very important is the existence of a written report on each of the routine ultrasound examination done, especially in the screening of congenital malformations or abnormalities of fetal growth

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Understanding Kids Talking

April 12, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – Language is a basic need for humans, even from the first day people were born. Over time, people will gradually learn more about how to communicate their wants and needs to others, including you and your child as parents.

The development of communication skills a child can be seen in the following stages:

Ages infant to 2 years

Newborns up to age 3 months generally mutter type and height of different sounds. Humming and issued a gentle voices to make a baby to get attention from the environment and this makes her feel safe and comfortable.

Do not ever think we can not say much to the children of this age. Once they started to catch some things differently to anything you do, verbalisasikan action. For example, “Come, now let’s change the diaper first.” Or “I want to turn off your bedroom lights, yes.”

Perhaps you feel so stupid saying this kind of sentences on Little, but believe he was glad to hear your voice. He also will communicate with you through the action, whether it’s crying, smiling or babbling.

When Little approached the age of one year, they were able to mimic the expression seen from the closest people. He began to associate the body in a simple language through the “words”. Whether with a twist to say “hi”, and give a definite response to other forms of rejection.

By the age of 2 years, it seems that Little thought that the name itself is “no” because he often says “no” alias show attitude of defiance.

You might also be thinking that it’s the only word left in his dictionary. This is normal, really. Children in this age range able to say 60-20 words, even though they actually could understand more.

They begin to learn to make simple sentences and respond correctly to simple questions posed to him, like “It’s okay, honey?”

Age 3-5 years

In this age range occur relatively fast development of language. Children begin to combine words that are similar to a simple sentence to retell a story.

At the age of 3 years Little will be able to follow the directions in question, such as left and right. and / or repeat the line 1-2 favorite fairy tales.

At the age of 4-5 years, children begin to be able to tell though probably still confused put information about timing, like tomorrow, today and yesterday. Children will combine different ideas into one sentence, are interested in listening to a rather long story, and able to follow directions as requested.

In conversation, he can use words that describe the cause-effect relationships. Aside from being able to use words such as “may” or “should”.

Age 6-9 years

Children in this age range are eager to entertain you with their stories. They have an active imagination and the ability to add elements of drama through action and expression. They love to laugh and make others laugh hobby. That’s why the joke to be one form of entertainment that they enjoy doing.

Vocabulary they will grow in line with reading ability. Even to know how widespread their vocabulary, you might have to start diligent, industrious open the dictionary if you want disconnected when in conversation with him.

Age 10-12 years

Children in this age range are capable of learning how to talk art. They have enough knowledge about the world around and a wide vocabulary to enjoy a pleasant conversation with you. So not only limited to accomplish the task at school.

No wonder when dinner time is a very special opportunity to enjoy a fun perbicangan with ananda. You can provoke conversation by asking the things that happened throughout the day earlier.

However, children this age generally tend to have problems with behavior are less polite in spoken, such as rough way or speak crossly. Although you are so confused and sometimes provoked angry made, try to find out what’s going on behind the irreverent behavior earlier.

Very likely it appeared when the child has strong emotions but can not express it properly. To ask him to refrain from such brashness, wait until he is calm.

Use the strategy of the message itself (I-message) to tell your baby how rough words make you feel offended. Then ask him to reposition himself if treated as such. Furthermore, only then ask what he could do as his successor. Offer a number of suggestions and agree to a best solution.
source: various sources & VOA-islam

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Healthy Eating Patterns for Your Kids

April 12, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – Carefully adjusting the diet. Healthy lifestyles should be trained from an early age. Healthy body can increase the concentration and intelligence.

The things that must be considered to set healthy eating patterns for the huah heart:

1. Eating Schedule Set

Schedule regular meals not only teaches discipline in children, also get children on healthy eating. Teach the importance of breakfast for school density in undisturbed hunger.

Get used also for dinner together. Sitting with the family at the dinner table while chatting casually, create an atmosphere of dinner is more warm and comfortable.

2. Provide Provisions

Bringing lunch from home has two benefits for you and the kids: saving pocket money and avoid the snacks at school that is not guaranteed cleanliness.

3. Involve Children

Shopping becomes an enjoyable time for children. Children can choose what foods they want to eat for dinner or as a school lunch.

Shopping is also a good time to teach children how to choose foods that are healthy and nutritious. For the child who was a teenager, also taught how to read labels on food, and calculate calorific value in it.

4. Prepare a Healthy, No Need to Throw a

Always make your kitchen as a healthy food warehouse. Do not leave the refrigerator empty of vegetables, fruits, milk, fruit juices, the herbs, white water, and wheat snacks.

Get rid of collection calorie laden snacks, sodas, or fatty pastry. Do not allow children to see it!

5. Create Variations Food

Children hate to eat vegetables? Set a new strategy to “hide” vegetables in your cooking. Do not let children know there are veggies in it. Right now sold in the market, vegetable nuggets with a taste similar to chicken or fish nuggets.

Create also supplies food with unique shapes. Remove your creativity to decorate your food into animal shapes, cartoon characters, or favorite objects.

6. Do not Make Dining Table As Battlefield

Let the child choose what he wants to eat. If the child is already full, do not force him to spend food.

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Babies Like Biting, why?

April 9, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – Babies often bite if angry or upset. As parents, we certainly want to stop this habit and wondered why children so love to bite.

According to the child therapist Jennifer Kolari, for parents biting is certainly frightening. But in fact, the habit is relatively normal.

“Not that children will grow up to be people who have problems with his behavior,” said site creator who also Kolari Connected Parenting.

Children who moved two years, usually it will start to bite if they feel emotions. Toddlers biting when frustrated and do not know how to soothe themselves.

“They will bite anyone nearby, whether it’s his or her parents,” explained Carolyn Humphery Child Psychologist.

What parents can do to deal with children who like to bite? The best way is to keep him away from people she bites.

by kolari, “When children bite, lift or carry him. With calm, tell him,” Do not do that “. Then seat the child and let him alone for 1-2 minutes.
Children will understand each of her bite, in that way. He will be kept away from something he actually likes.

Instead, you should never bite a child back just to tell him how it feels to be bitten.
Humphery added “It did not even give him any lesson and he will think it is okay to bite.”

To prevent children from biting, if you see him start to do it, try to stop it. Teach the child, to express what he felt when angry.

Another step is to talk to him about the topic of ‘bite’ this. For example, by saying, “We must expel these bad mosquito ya, because he likes to bite.” Chat is helping children overcome bad habits without feeling humiliated.

Teach your child to also apologize to those who have been bitten. Do not forget to give awards or praise if the child has to stop the habit of biting.

hopefully useful, thanks.

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Fair To Your Kids

April 8, 2011
by momykids

momykids.com – Children’s pet should not be too conspicuous not to damage another child psychology. Because it can have a negative impact on the child’s lifetime is not a favorite son.

A recent survey conducted by Netmums, one of the most popular site in the UK, showed that 1 of every 6 women had children in the family pet. In this study, more than 1,000 women surveyed and 16 percent admit that they have a child’s pet.

Previous survey conducted by researchers from the University of Manchester’s Faculty of Life Sciences also showed that each parent actually has a favorite child or children in the family pet. The result of these findings have even been published in the journal Ecology in 2007.

“There is favoritism in each family and this will have a lifelong impact for everyone,” said Dr. Libby Ellen Weber, a child psychologist in Washington DC, as reported by Dailyrecord.

Some people argue that treating children with favoritism is cruel. In his book, The Favourite Child, Dr. Libby also describes a favorite son would be cruel if the parent treats the child is a special pet constantly or consistently.

“Most important is the appreciation experienced by the child reflect the emotional needs of parents for spoiling their children, not because the child’s behavior. Thus, although parents have a favorite son in the family, they still will make the child with the same standards, so that the atrocities will not happen,” explained Dr Libby.

However, if the parents are very conspicuous favoritism to the child’s love for her beloved, then it can have dire consequences. Children who lack attention could feel that he is not an important person in the family and cause it to have low self-esteem or self hatred, as reported by the Helium.

Despite its favorite son, Dr. Libby said that parents should treat each child equally. Favoritism in children can be a form of emotional abuse, especially when disparaging or using harsh words to the children who are considered not so special.

“Actually, parents can minimize the damage to the psychological and emotional scars caused by the favorite child syndrome (syndrome of children’s favorite). One of them by recognizing that you do have a favorite son,” said Dr. Libby.

Dr. Libby explained favoritism should be openly discussed in families and parents should make themselves more aware of things that potentially damage the harmony of family and children’s emotions ..

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Some Tips if You Want to be Happy in Marriage

April 8, 2011
by momykids

exposure and trials of life make a lot of couples who give up and finally decided to separate. Here are 8 tips to help you keep the marriage bond to be able to survive even in the face a variety of exams.

1. Have a quality communications

Strengthen your relationship with regular communication and quality. Do not hesitate to ask the little things like, “I eat yet?” “How was your day at the office?” or “What you do today, honey?” These questions may seem trivial, but great things often start from the events of ‘small’ sort of thing. Your attention will make the day better. Even if there is no problem, the questions posed on the basis of that love can certainly make a flowery heart. Get used to talk about things no matter how small to your partner.

2. Dating after marriage

This is very, very helpful in deepening romance between you and your partner. After marriage, often all changed. Busyness and stress can make you both saturated

3. Honeymoon second, third, and so on

Sempatkanlah time to spend time together, maybe go out of town to enjoy time together without any interference from other parties. Forget work, forget the burden of the problem. Enjoy these precious moments to reinforce your love.

4. Forgive and forget

The word apology is often the most difficult words thrown, the most parsimonious given. But from now on, try to be honest when you or your husband had made a mistake. Ask for forgiveness and say with honest mistake that you or he does without being covered. Not enough just being honest with each other and apologize. Wrongdoer would have to try hard to not repeat mistakes. Moreover, if the mistake had hurt his partner. For those who feel harmed, be as a big heart to forgive because no man is perfect. Appreciate the honesty and courage couples to forgive and forget mistakes. After that, never again bring up ‘old story’.

5. Trust and open

Trust is hard to have everyone, but the trust must have if you intend to have a happy family that survived the storms of life. Trust can be fostered if we learn to open to each other, do not cover even the slightest thing, telling, and
tell anything to your partner, whether it’s good news or bad.

6. Appreciating, correcting, and giving praise

Knowing the position and status within the family. As a wife, you are obligated to serve and be obedient to their husbands, while husbands are obliged to maintain the integrity and love and family happiness. Appreciate any opinions expressed by the couple even though you might not agree. No man is perfect. That means, no human being is always and must be true. Correcting each other (the right way) for the common good of course needs to be done. Respect is also a difference of opinion or views, if any. One more thing, do not be stingy to give a sincere compliment. This will add a warm both your marriage life.

7. Give support

Couples should be able to support each other because everyone has their own shortcomings and advantages. Whether you or your husband should be able to cover the shortage partner and highlight its advantages.

8. Appear attractive

After marriage, it does not mean your job to make her husband charmed complete. This precisely the right time to exert special efforts to look for him. It appears ‘wow’ and amaze not have to do every day, but it looks neat and clean should be maintained. husband would be proud to have partners who understand how and when to keep up appearances. Arose charming and treat yourself.

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