July 10, 2016
“Most importantly, the scientific review found that the use of precautionary antibiotics did not reduce the number of infant deaths—neither from GBS (Group B Strep) infection nor from all causes—and the number of later, serious infections is increased by the use of antibiotics during labor.”
Beginning with the trip through the birth canal, every minute counts in the early effort to launch the healthiest-possible balance of gut microbes. The newborn digestive system is not ready at birth to handle much in the way of food, and the breasts know this. Immune protection is the first order of
Published on Green Mom: Every child and every family has different preferences, genetic tendencies, and needs. Parents and babies are also full of natural instincts that help guide them, if allowed. Babies know when they want to start solid foods but the question still receives a lot of attention … SEE THE REST: Published on Green Mom:
May 3, 2015
The following excerpt from “Baby Poop,” by Linda F. Palmer, is intended for the parents of preemies to share with their healthcare professionals in order to help optimize the outcome for their tiny baby. Please note that there are comments after most endnote references at bottom. There is much more valuable information in “Baby Poop” about feeding preemies.
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Attempts to fortify human milk for preemies are very common… …It all sounds great, but there are many problems associated with fortification.
During her pregnancy, Sarina ate all the right things, attended maternity yoga classes, and perused a nice stack of parenting books, but she was unprepared for what lay ahead.
I highly recommend that all pregnant mothers become informed about premature infant care. There’s no time to become informed if a premature birth happens to you, and your choices can have huge consequences on the
Colic in baby can usually be remedied with diet changes and attachment parenting measures. Diarrhea, constipation, rashes, and other symptoms signify food sensitivities.
Breastfed children have far fewer dental cavities than those who are bottle-fed.(1-3) This includes nursing caries as well as other cavities. The unfortunate term “nursing caries” refers to a typical pattern of dental decay seen when