Parents should be aware of weight gain of children. Children who suffer from overweight and obesity risk for high blood pressure (hypertension). As we know, hypertension can cause complications later in life, such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. “The impact of obesity on high blood pressure vary in each child depending on the category [...]
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Wash Hands Before Touching the Baby!
October 18th, 2010
nutrifile Newborns usually do not have a good immune system. Parents or guests who visit should wash their hands first before holding the baby. Hand washing is the best way to prevent the spread of disease. This also applies to protect newborns, because the newborns included in the groups most at risk for infection. Incoming search [...]
Early Autism Detection by MRI
October 18th, 2010
nutrifile Autism is a condition of a person from birth or during infancy, which makes him unable to form social relationships or have their own world. Autism is usually very difficult to detect when a child is still very early. However, Utah State University revealed, autism in children can be traced at an early age with [...]
TVs and Computers Affect Child Psycho
October 14th, 2010
nutrifile For more than two hours a day watching television or playing “video games” on a computer can give a greater risk for children on psychiatric problems whatever their level of activity, according to a study in the UK on Tuesday (12/10). The researchers from Bristol University surveyed more than 1,000 young children aged ten to [...]
Myths On Pregnancy
October 13th, 2010
nutrifile Many of the myths that circulate about the pregnancy makes a lot of pregnant women are afraid to act. Here are the myths that usually circulate among women: 1. Pregnant women suffered stress is bad for the developing fetus A study found that women who experience stress during pregnancy had children with a good motor [...]
“Ba-Ba-Ba”, And Baby Learn Language
October 13th, 2010
nutrifile Although you do not really understand baby babble (babbling), but whether or not your baby’s babbling active can be a foundation for later language development. If the first 6 months he seemed quiet, parents should begin to be wary. In general, since the age of 4 months the baby had begun to produce repeated syllables [...]
Mom Stress, Asthma Attack Children
October 12th, 2010
nutrifile A mother’s mental condition significantly affect the health of their children. Japanese study shows, mothers who easily depression and stress will increase the risk of asthma in their children. “We suggest parents to control their emotions and to maintain the behavior in front of their children,” said June Nagano, researchers from the Institute of Medical [...]
7 Signs of Baby Pain
October 12th, 2010
nutrifile New parents who have children are sometimes still do not understand what kind of conditions that show their children sick. For that to know seven signs that the baby was sick. When the baby is still under the age of 6 months, then the body susceptible to many diseases. As quoted from Sheknows, Monday (10/11/2010) [...]
5 Important Supplements for Women
October 8th, 2010
nutrifile Most women do not get sufficient nutrition from food, so it requires extra vitamins. Because it is known vitamins and minerals that are important to women. Minerals and vitamins can be obtained from healthy foods or supplements, but sometimes the women do not notice it. Whereas vitamins and minerals has an important function for the [...]
Antiflu in Pregnant Women Protect Infants After Birth
October 7th, 2010
nutrifile When pregnant women get flu vaccinations, they not only protect themselves during pregnancy, but also can help keep their babies against the flu during the first few months of life. A study published online in Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, earlier this week found that when women were given the vaccination in the second [...]



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