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Needs to be Spoken
By: Muskan Arora
Tags: Love Yourself, Postive, Clumsy, Corona, Confusion

I thought of talking about multiple issues and distresses prevailing in our society. If at this point of time, we look around, all we will find is distress and hopelessness. From the latest news of a pregnant elephant dying in Kerala due to cruel intentions of few humans to the black lives matter movement all around the world to our new companion- Corona Virus, we have an endless list of issues to make us sad. I was inspired by the very famous Faye D’Souza when she started the good news show every night on her instagram. We, as a species, need to find that one straw to cling to in the ocean of dismay to be hopeful again! This is not a journalistic article or fancy elaborate writing. It is just me pouring my heart out because it NEEDS TO BE SPOKEN.

Just take a brief moment to think about your happy place. I am sure all of you thought of a happy place and my question is why isn’t it this moment? Do something stupid everyday, imagine weird things, talk to yourself in the mirror or just do something weird with your body. This is your life and you don’t need a perfect social media life. Don’t be afraid of posting ugly candids on social media because trust me no one’s opinion about you matters till the time you accept their opinion. Always have music in your ears, your life isn’t ordinary and every blockbuster film needs a sparkling soundtrack. On that note, have a weird song on your playlist which makes you cross the sky!Because baby you are a firework! We underestimate the power of being lazy and crazy and being sane is way too overrated. I fail to agree to the concept of people being sane, I feel everyone is insane in their own unique way. The laziest person is the person with the shortest and the quickest solution to any problem or challenge.

I have recently started coming across people with strong opinions and rock rigid brains. People have conclusion and decision to every and any minor or major incident taking place. We decide before all the facts are on the table, allowing the media to venture into the dark places of our brain. One more concept which I find difficult to absorb is arrogance. What is arrogance? It is the point of view a person through which they look towards the other person with envy and dislike. Nobody has a trait named arrogance, and if someone is disrespectful or has an urge to be supreme, I feel they haven’t fully accepted themselves, by demeaning others they are trying to shadow their own flaws and insecurities. Never listen to such people!

BE STUPID, BE CLUMSY, BE INSANE AND LOVE YOURSELF!

This is me just talking about some vague concepts of the society and trying to put them across in the simplest possible way! I want to talk to everyone and hear what is their crazy insane part. What is the craziest thing you have recently done? For me, I banged myself into a clean glass door while walking and got my lip swollen!
3 possible reasons: Why you sleep worse during the Lockdown
Tags: Lockdown, Routine, Sleep, Sports, Corona

Tired during the day and wide awake in the evening? The Lockdown has an impact on our sleep, as research shows. Many people go to bed later and get up later. The result: the quality of sleep suffers

☀️ An important clock for a healthy sleep rhythm is our inner clock. It ensures that we are tired in the evening and awake in the morning. In the process, it orientates itself primarily to light and physical activity. Sunlight, exercise and meals cause the body to ramp up.

You get too less daylight

- Your inner clock lacks the contrast of light and dark

- Your body does not produce enough of the sleep hormone Melatonin at night

🕓 If the internal clock is disturbed, the quality of sleep suffers. That’s why it’s important to get it back in sync. It helps to go out every day, get the circulation going and switch off more consciously.

You move too less

- Even slight movement like walking has an influence on the body clock

- If it is missing, your body does not distinguish between active and quiet phases anymore

- Sport also helps the body to shut down You are stressed

- The level of the stress hormone cortisol is high

- It activates the body, it does not shut down

🤔 How are you feeling in the current pandemic? And what are your tips for getting a good grip on your sleep rhythm?
UK reimposes Covid-related travel restrictions on film and TV crew
Tags: Travel, Covid 19, Corona, Coronavirus, UK

UK reimposes Covid-related travel restrictions on film and TV crew Worldreasons Jan 18·2 min read

Film and TV crew are no longer exempt from coronavirus restrictions related to job travel, it has emerged. The UK government’s list of jobs that qualify for travel exemptions has been updated to remove “television production” and “high end television production and film”, which means that executives and crew arriving in the UK will have to isolate for 10 days.

The move is a reversal of the widely publicised policy that saw film-makers and crew allowed into the UK in July without quarantine as part of a government drive to get film production in the UK back up and running. Culture secretary Oliver Dowden had made the announcement after apparently consulting with Tom Cruise, whose Mission Impossible films were among the Hollywood productions to restart shooting in the UK in September.

Other productions likely to be affected include The Batman, starring Robert Pattinson, which had been halted for two weeks in September after Pattinson tested positive for coronavirus.

The only media-related job on the government’s list still exempt from travel restrictions appears to be workers on the BBC’s broadcasting transmission network and services.

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Top 10 LED Bulb Manufacturers Companies in India
By: Led Bulb Manufacturer
Tags: Manufacturing, Coronaswitch, Manufacturing Processes, Corona, Ledmanufacturer

Corona Switches is a leading brand of LED Bulb Manufacturers in India. Our Company has completed 32 years of success till the date of establishment. In our products we also offer Best LED Bulb Manufacturers in India on large scale as well. Our LED Bulb Manufacturers are so reliable and long lasting. The items which we are assembling is comprised of so flexible quality that the electrical associations should be possible easily with no dread of stuns and flow.

Products which we provide are accredited with ISI mark by Bureau of Indian standards which stands as a testimony to our strict and vigilant quality committed to customer satisfaction besides prompt after sales service. For more details Consult the nearest corona distributor, dealer for the latest product information or to find the right combination of switches & accessories for a specific job to suit your decor. Our Team Our team behind te walls work day and night to change our clients into reality.

Features Of Led Bulb -:

1 These LED Bulbs produces cool day light.

2 We manufacture the bulbs using plastic-aluminium thermal management.

3 The light emitted through it is Omni-directional.

4 These are cost effective bulbs.

Address- NO. 8/54, Ram Street, 60 Feet Rd, Vishwas Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi, 110032

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Top 10 Door Bells Manufacturers in India
By: Door Bells
Tags: Coronaswitch, Corona, Doorbell, Manufacturers

Corona Switch is one of the leading brand of Door Bells Manufacturers in India . Our Company has completed 32 years of success till the date of establishment. In our products we also offer Manufacturing of Door Bells in India on large scale as well.

Our Door Bells are so reliable and long lasting. The items which we are assembling is comprised of so flexible quality that the electrical associations should be possible easily with no dread of stuns and flow. Products which we provide are accredited with ISI mark by Bureau of Indian standards which stands as a testimony to our strict and vigilant quality committed to customer satisfaction besides prompt after sales service. For more details Consult the nearest corona distributor, dealer for the latest product information or to find the right combination of switches & accessories for a specific job to suit your decor.

Varieties of Door Bells-:

1- Door Bells Manufacturers

2- Door Bells Piano / Nice

3- Door Bells

Address- CORONA SWITCH GEARS PVT. LTD.

NO. 8/54, Ram Street, 60 Feet Rd, Vishwas Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi,

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Need a quick nap make sure you should doing it right!
By: Vuillen Zwc
Tags: Health, Medicine, Sleep, Corona

When hear nap time, do you picture preschoolers snoozing on bed? If so think again, if so typical day one third of adults nap according to do the phenomenal research and depending on your day to day life style and health conditions, Napping maybe value addition day to day life recovery regimen.

What makes for good nap?

Most people understand vital roles that sleeps plays on healthy body. High quality sleep support your immune system. Like metabolism and memory and learning. For most adults 7 to 9 hours sleep of per night is what’s most recommended.

When you nap for 20- 30 minute most people like to make it only through one and two. Rather than falling to deeper stages of sleeping. Doctor kemp explains about that “this is a good thing sleeping for the amount can put us on in a better mood when we wake up can make help with memory consolidation” those who stick to the stage one or two when Napping may notice restored alertness, fewer mistakes and accidental naps.

If your nap lasts longer than this, you may find it difficult to wake up, and when you do wake out of deeper stage of sleeping, you may feel groggy or confused exactly worst than before you did dozens things. This stugglies feeling is called sleep inertia.

Who should nap?

The whole day natural for most people who get a clean night’s sleep to feel little drowsy in the afternoon. Naturally wakeup pattern and the dip in blood sugar that’s tends to occurs after lunch. So if you work at home for the king enlighten corporation that provides in office Napping stations, by all means go for it.

Who shouldn’t Napping?

People who are struggling with insomnia difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep at night. Doctor kemp says since adding sleep to the daylight hours could eat some some of the sleep of the sleep time they need at night.

If you are having regular trouble through the night. Dr. Kemp says trying to fit in exercise when you are exhausted during daylight hours. It can stimulate the mind and give you same energy that you might get from a nap.

Exercise also can helps relieve stress and depressed may help to calm mind. Which makes you sleepier when it’s time for bed time. While exercise can helps improve sleep and increase deep sleep.

The proper way to sleep!

How you nap and for how long depend on the reason for the snoozing. Your schedule or you have any specific health conditions.

You’ll want to be sure you’re are Napping in the right sleep environment so you get the most out of your snooze. As much as possible keep your nap room darker
Keeping you safe during Covid-19 with Contact-free car servicing and repairs.
By: Sandie Shaw
Tags: Coronavırus, Car Service, Contact Free Car Service, Corona, Car Cleaning Services

Coronavirus lockdown may be the perfect time to have your car serviced or repaired. While you’re likely to be driving around a lot less, it is a good opportunity to drop the car off and have us look after it for you.

To ensure the safety of you and your family, and our staff we are committed to taking all precautions to avoid the transmission of the Coronavirus with our contact-free servicing and repairs.

How does it work?

Drop off and pick up at the workshop

Drop your car off and leave the keys in the car.

You can opt to call us rather than coming into the service desk area.

If you do prefer to come in, we have a 1.5m distance policy and our service desk allows us to maintain a safe distance apart.

You can opt to call us rather than coming into the service desk area. If you do prefer to come in, we have a 1.5m distance policy and our service desk allows us to maintain a safe distance apart. We will email your service details rather than provide paper copies.

On pickup, we have an EFTPOS facility or you can opt to transfer money into our bank account.

We will leave your car keys wiped down in your car ready for you to drive away safely.

To ensure all of our safety, we will adhere to the following practices:

No handshakes

Washing and sanitising hands regularly

Wearing gloves in cars

Disinfecting the inside of your car including door handles and steering wheels

Using single-use seat covers

Encouraging bank transfer payments to avoid having to pay in person

Sanitising keys before and after jobs

Originally Published at https://www.northsideauto.net.au/
Love Creates Life
By: Eva Sundene
Tags: Destruction, Hope, Corona, Love, Global Conflicts

We live in turbulent times. To be quite honest: The whole world is in a really bad state! From 2020 it has gone steadily downhill — faster and faster! Can it be reversed?

In addition to the global pandemic created by the dangerous killing Corona virus, it has been sad to watch all the conflicts, the violence, the increasing destruction of nature, and our beautiful world drowning in garbage.

It has been, and still is, a very trying time for the human race. I think we are in a period where we have to change radically if we like to continue as inhabitants of mother Earth.

Religious and racial conflicts are raging

It is absolute crazy to watch the news and see the chaos and destruction we are creating. Killing each other for believing in different Gods that nobody has ever seen?? In a court of Law it would be “hearsay” not to be taken seriously.

I am not against religion as long as you dont force yourviews on other. Also, realise that most of the rules and regulations with reference to heavenly lawmakers like God/Jahve/ Allah/Vishnu etc. etc. are man made! They are reflections of ancient, often primitive, cultures with views and traditions -unacceptable seen from modern freedom and equality perspectives.

They have created more hate and destruction than love and growth.

Culture not race

The conflicts are all about culture. About revenge. About hate. And culture is the truths and traditions we are fed from birth. We are programmed, just like your computer and smart phone. Empty untill they are programmed by your parents (who have been programmed by their parents etc. etc)!

The sins of the fathers…

Unfortunately, lots of humans are programmed with hate, violence, discrimination and destruction of those who are different — or believe different.

Unless we learn to understand that hate, conflicts, discrimination, violence and greed for power and money are the signs on the road to destruction.

Is it still hope?

What do you think? I am gradually starting to doubt if we are fit to go on. Is it still enough people who are willing to solve conflicts without violence? Still enough people to do what is needed to repair the damages we have done. Is it enough people who understand the mutual responsibility and respect each other — not matter what colour, race or gender?

If these good humans are in larger numbers than the aggressive, greedy ones — then it is hope that our beautiful planet and our conflicts can be repaired.

Normally, I am a very positive person — and I am used to believe strongly in our abilities to solve problems and create solutions. I still do, because love is stronger than hate! What do you think?? Comments??

LOVE FROM EVA SUNDENE
WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF COVID 19 VIRUS TO THE HUMAN LIFE ????
By: Pallavi Sharanya
Tags: Covid 19, Impact Of Coronavirus, Coronavirus, Corona

WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF COVID 19 VIRUS TO THE HUMAN LIFE ???? Pallavi Sharanya May 17·1 min read

WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF COVID 19 TO THE HUMAN LIFE ???

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a dramatic loss of human life worldwide and presents an Unpredictable challenge to public health, food systems and the world of work. The economic and social disruption caused by the pandemic is devastating ..

Millions of employeed people are now in risk of falling into poverty due to Sudden Closing of jobs , Institutes etc..

Without the means to earn an income during lockdowns, many are unable to feed themselves and their families. For most, no income means no food, or, at best, less food and less nutritious food.

Border closures, trade restrictions and confinement measures have been preventing farmers from accessing markets, including for buying inputs and selling their produce, and agricultural workers from harvesting crops, thus disrupting domestic and international food supply chains and reducing access to healthy, safe and diverse diets.

Due to this pandemic Millions of Livelihood are in risk.

Millions of agricultural workers — waged and self-employed — while feeding the world, regularly face high levels of working poverty, malnutrition and poor health, and suffer from a lack of safety.

The economic impact of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic in India has been largely disruptive.

More than 45% of households across the nation have ………..

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Baby’s bed(s) (Day 10)
By: Sara Tomsic
Tags: Sleep, Motherhood, Newborn, Parenting

Today has been a pretty active day for our little family. We traveled to Ljubljana, our nation’s capital, to a craniosacral therapy with our little boy to try to remove some of the stiffness in his body an especially in his yaw. I’m happy to report I feel better breastfeeding him with following the advice from the breastfeeding consultant and having done the therapy with Otto today.

But enough about that. Because of the previous stories I wrote, one can get a feeling that our major challenge of getting used to a life with a newborn is breastfeeding, but there is something to be said about sleeping too.

First, I have to say that both my husband and I are very active people, who do understand the power of a good night’s sleep. In the pre-baby era, we were adamant to getting regular eight hours of zzz time each day. Basically, because we know what lack of it does to your performance and energy level.

So now, with this new arrangement of trying to accommodate a newborn into our lives, we are also keen on getting as much of quality sleep as possible. Let’s just say, there are nights we succeed in that and there are the ones that sleep eludes us.

Anyhow, Otto has four places he could sleep. We planned on having him sleep in a Moses basket placed next to our bed for the first couple of months to have it convenient for nighttime breastfeeding and/or soothing sessions. He also has a nest bed which we oftentimes use during the day for his naps, so he is close to day-to-day action. When he gets a little older, we plan on slowly transitioning him to his crib in his own room.

But I have come to realize that the best place for him (and us) is to sleep in our bed. There are tons of resources advocating on having your newborn in with you for a certain period of time to make him feel safe and comfortable. He also sleeps sounder and longer if he’s snuggled up with me, my husband or even both.

It has turned out that I too feel surer and more comfortable having him close to me because I feel that he is fine and well. And he also sleeps better. And my husband and I sleep better. And that’s all that matters.

Motherhood in numbers:
Counting blessings (Day 2)
By: Sara Tomsic
Tags: Birth, Fatherhood, Newborn, Blessings, Motherhood

Today at 6.51 a.m. my husband and I were over the moon about the fact that our son was one day old. It surely doesn’t seem majestic, but for us it was nothing short of exactly that. We were and of course still are in parent’s heaven even though this little time with him was full of trials and errors.

In this state of bliss, one tends to have higher inclination to count one’s blessings.

For one, we are happy that he is well. An ultrasound during pregnancy did show some thing not just grown right in his little heart, but a quick check-up with the pediatric cardiologist eased our minds by the fact that mother nature took care of our baby’s ticker.

Second, I still can’t fathom the fact it was barely five hours from the first contractions to meeting our precious little boy. With a help from a single pain shot and perfect work from the staff here at Hospital of Novo Mesto, Otto came screaming, getting a perfect ten, while mummy (by my husband’s account) hardly made any noise worth mentioning.

Third, we were fortunate that he decided to be a morning baby, so I didn’t have to wait for my husband to drive back from work. We were all packed and around three a.m. we shot the three minute drive to the hospital.

Fourth, and this is proving to be an important one, is the fact we decided to opt-in for a possibility of my husband staying with the two of us in the hospital during the whole stay. We just can’t imagine doing this any other way now. I’m grateful for the help, support and his company through these completely new experiences and he can attest that the idea of him staying home alone and just seeing us for a couple of visiting hours until he gets to pick-up us up is total violation of fatherly rights. See, I really am blessed with having this wonderful man for a husband. He now lays next to me and our son, who he just put down to sleep after I fed him. And through these small acts our love deepens and grows.

Fifth for the end of this exciting first full day with our baby boy is the fact that even though that some strange motherly instinct is keeping me from sleep, always checking if our son is snug as a bug and sleeping is that I’m fine. I feel amazing in this new role and I hope this account about his first year of life will also prove helpful. I will write about the depression moments I had during my early months of pregnancy, but it will have to wait for a rainy day. I’m just so darn happy all the time.

Motherhood in numbers:
A Closer Look at Neonatal Sepsis
By: Dr. Allen Cherer
Tags: Newborn, Babies And Young Children, Neonatal Care, Health, Medicine

A potentially serious blood infection, Neonatal Sepsis can develop before a newborn has reached 90 days of age. Babies can also develop early-onset and late-onset sepsis.

Causes?

A bacteria named Eschericia coli (E coli) and Listeria can cause infants to develop sepsis. A specific streptococcus strain (Group B streptococcus or GBS) can also make an infant ill. If the baby’s mother contracts herpes simplex virus (HSV), this can also lead to neonatal sepsis.

An early-onset case usually develops 24 to 48 hours after the baby’s birth, usually by being exposed during birth.

Contributors to early-onset sepsis:

Preterm delivery

GBS colonization during mother’s pregnancy

Placental tissues and amniotic fluid become infected (chorioamniontitis)

Early rupture of membranes (more than 18 hours)

Late-onset sepsis risks:

Extended hospitalization for infant

Keeping a catheter in baby’s blood vessel for an extended time

Symptoms?

Breathing problems

Changes in body temperature

Decreased bowel movements or diarrhea

Reduced movements

Low blood sugar

Reduced suckling

Heart rate is fast or slow

Seizures

Vomiting

Swollen abdomen

Jaundice (yellow skin and whites of eyes)

Diagnostic Tests?

Pediatricians perform the following diagnostic tests:

C-reactive protein

Blood culture

Complete blood count (CBC)

Lumbar puncture

Urine, skin or stool cultures to search for herpes virus

Chest X-ray (if baby has difficulty breathing)

Urine cultures

Treatments?

Even if the newborn is symptom-free, they will receive intravenous antibiotics. Babies younger than 4 weeks with fever or other symptoms receive IV antibiotics immediately.

The baby stays on antibiotics for three weeks if bacteria is in the spinal fluid or blood. This is shorter if no bacteria is present.

Acyclovir (antiviral medication) is given for HSV-caused infections.

If the baby has already gone home, it will be re-admitted to the hospital for treatment.

Outlook?

The infant may recover completely and show no evidence of any other problems. Neonatal sepsis can lead to infant death. The sooner treatment starts, the better the prognosis.

Potential Complications?

Disability after illness

Death

Prevention?

Pregnant mothers should receive preventive antibiotics if they have these illnesses:

Group B strep colonization

Chorioamnionitis

Has already had a baby with bacterial sepsis

This condition is preventable. Babies should be delivered 12 to 24 hours after water breaks.

Other Names?

Other names include:

Neonatal septicemia

Sepsis — infant

Sepsis neonatorium

Originally published on DrAllenCherer.net
Best Ways to Keep Your Baby Warm in this Winter
By: Danny Pollard
Tags: Winter, Newborn, Newborn Baby Clothes

It’s time to cozying up your baby in this winter season with the latest and warmest newborn boy winter clothes. There’s no doubt that we all want that our kids will look smart and dashing in this chilly weather also and it is possible with the trendy baby outfits which are currently in trend. In old times, people make their kids bulky and podgy by putting a plethora of warm clothes in order to protect them from cool weather or chilly breeze.

At present, the scenario is completely different as there are tons of fashion inspiration to be found in the form of cozy, chic knitwear and much more for the newborn babies. Now your baby can have warm winter gear while still looking cute and cuddly at the same time.

Here we are going to introduce some of the essential winter clothes for your little bundle of joy. We hope that it will help you. Just have a look!

We are going to start from top to bottom. Let’s begin with head to toe. To protect your baby head from the cold breeze, it is essential to buy a baby cap with the underneath tie to let it stay on the head nicely. You can also purchase a warm hood or both.

The next thing on the list is warm long-sleeve onesie. As your baby is very small and it is obvious that he or she makes their clothes dirty soon. So, it is good to buy more than one onesies of different prints and colors. Wearing a warm long-sleeve onesie under any attire helps to keep your baby warm for a long period.

Well, there are some other things also such as snowsuit. It is necessary to purchase a cozy, qualitative snowsuit. It is a hundred times better as compared to any jacket. If it is snowy or windy outside than a nice, thick snowsuit is essential. You can also buy a winter coat but make sure that it is long enough and have a hood. Select waterproof fabric is a great option.

Cardigans which are specially made for the winter season is also in the list. Get 3 to 4 woolen cardigans. They are warm, soft, and easy to take on and off.

How can we forget about the pair of warm socks and gloves? These two things are a must to have in order to keep your baby warm.

Apart from all the above-listed things don’t forget to have a comfortable and warm nightdress for your baby.

Exploring the web to find the designer newborn baby clothes is absolutely one of the best options. There is no need to go anywhere just sit calm and get everything at your doorstep.

To know more about stylish baby boy clothes, feel free to contact MoonBun
Bringing Home Baby
By: Ashley Hendricks
Tags: Breastfeeding, Baby Products, Newborn, Parenting

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Congratulate The New Parents With These Newborn Baby Wishes!
Tags: Newborn, Baby Photos, Wishes, Baby, Parenting

Wondering about what to write or how to congratulate the parents of the newborns? Here are a few quotes and messages that we have compiled to make your task easier. Give your newborn a perfect welcome with these heartwarming baby wishes!

It is finally time to show your excitement and happiness at the arrival of the newborn into the family and also send your good wishes and prayers for the adorable babies.

1. Wishes for triplets

“Congratulations on the arrival of 3 new lives! May these lives be filled with love and peace. May your precious baby bring lots of joy to your family! Lots of love and warm wishes for your future.” “Babies are wonders, babies are fun, congratulations on your three new little ones!” “Born with buddies — how fun is that? Congrats on your triplets.”

2. Baby wishes for twins

“Having twins is like setting a new business — double the hard work in the starting, but double the return as the years go by. Congratulations.” “You have more than one reason to celebrate. God had blessed you with two bundles of fun. Congratulations.” “Forget all the happy memories of the life that you’ve had so far. As compared to being parents to twins, nothing comes at par. Congratulations.”

3. Newborn baby wishes for a girl

“Warmest congratualtions on the birth of your cutest baby girl!” “A baby girl promises to love her father and respect her mother! cannot wait to meet this little bundle of joy! All the best for future.” “We can’t wait to see the many ways God blesses you with this little one.”

4. Wishes for baby boy
10 Weeks Postpartum: A “Fluid” Schedule
By: Mom In Black Leggings
Tags: Moms, Breastfeeding, Newborn, Parenting

Knock on wood.

Go watch The Let Down on Netflix now!

When my beloved hubby comes homes and asks what I did all day, I sheepishly have to think about it only to produce, well, I went on a walk, at some point I ate, changed a million diapers, burped, slept…and now you’re here. Below is how I actually spent the hours between 5:30am — 5:00pm:

5:30 am — 7:00 am: Feeding, burping, changing, read book so she’ll know 1.4 million more words than her non-reading peers by preschool, re-swaddling, sing to sleep

7:00 am: Attempt to sleep before 9:30 but sleepily scroll Instagram or following parenting blogs instead — favorites include: The Everymom, Motherly, The Wonder Weeks (app), Babycenter, What to Expect, and Lucie’s List

9:30 am: Feeding, burping, changing, playing on play mat, changing again

11:00 am — 1200 pm: Walk to ensure dog sees the light of day while she naps, hoping this snail pace exercise will help shed an ungodly 25 lbs of flab still lingering post birth

12:30 pm — 2:30 pm: Feeding, burping, changing, playing on play mat (at least one blowout which results in a bath)

2:30 pm — 3:30 pm: Ava naps while I, exhausted and brain dead from keeping a child alive, try to do at least one chore without leaving her too long since I’m afraid she’ll stop breathing (i.e. laundry, putting away clothes, god forbid I just sit and watch a stupid show), sometimes I even eat — I haven’t figured out how to eat one-handed yet but just bought some microwavable burritos from Trader Joe’s…

3:30 pm — 5:00 pm: Feeding, burping, changing, tummy time sessions so her head won’t flatten

Mush into the grueling day a random (X) hours trying to figure out why she’s crying and googling all things baby survival-related.

Every 4 days or so we have an absolutely incredible, predictable day where I attempt at-home postpartum yoga, or cry to my best friend (let’s be real, my mom) on the phone about the hopelessness of breastfeeding. These are the days…

Yup, that’s about 12 hours — how was your day honey?
Dad’s First Week With Newborn Baby
By: Mylittle Einstein
Tags: Newborn, Baby, Parenting, Love, Dads

The child has grown

I knew from the very beginning that taking care of a newborn baby would not be easy. However, I was up for the challenge and was confident that I would turn out to be a great dad.

As my wife recovered from surgery, I was left with the responsibility of the baby and all the household tasks. For the first few days, the repetitive tasks of feeding and changing the baby every 2 hours and not to forget all the household chores felt like a never ending cycle.

As I got used to the cycle, I started having so many questions about the heath of the baby. Every small changes in the baby used to worry me. Fortunately I didn’t rush to emergencies that often, but I did call the birth center quite a lot. They were very helpful and most of the times advised me that it was all normal with newborn babies.

My baby would sleep comfortably for hours and I would get near him every now and then to make sure he is doing fine. I guess for new parents, its scary even when their babies are sound asleep and its the opposite as they grow older.

In fact I had to deal with lot of pressure and stress as I waited for my son to look at me and smile or even hold my finger. It was so sad to know that for first few weeks he wouldn’t even be able to see me. Babies vision are pretty blur in the first few weeks. It felt like he was looking at me, finding out I was his dad but well I was wrong.

My son is now 18 months old and I don’t have to get up at night that often. I hardly drag myself out of the bed at 7 30 just to get to office on time. Well back then, as soon as I heard my baby making some sound or movement, I would just jump right out of bed even in the middle of night or early morning. I would take him to the balcony in the middle of night trying to get him to sleep. For some reason he liked falling asleep in the balcony and I actually enjoyed the moment with him.

Finally, the moment he first smiled or not sure if it was simply muscle reflex, he turned out to be the most beautiful creature I had ever seen. I simply forgot about all my worries and problems. I realized that for moment like this I could readily deal with any level of stress. I guess we don’t raise the newborns, we simply grow up with them.
My Life-Changing Day
By: Writers Studio
Tags: Sister Love, Sisters, Newborn, Sisterhood, Family

by Jediael C, Age 12

There have been many wonderful moments in my life. Some of them are too incredible to believe they ever happened! Even in the midst of those great moments one surpasses all of them. This is the moment I got to first hold my newborn sister for the first time. She looked like a little teddy bear. She held onto my finger, which was amazing. She almost smelled like baby lotion. Every moment (with her) was just the greatest gift I ever got.

When I first received the news that I was going to have a new baby sister, I jumped around the house so much that my sisters thought I was a rabbit!

After a few months, it was time to visit my mom in the hospital. I could barely sit still in my seat. I was going to have another baby sister! After about a few minutes (which felt like forever), we got to the hospital and visited with my mom. Soon, my sisters and I had to go home.Our dad told us that around this time tomorrow we were going to have a new baby sister. I could barely keep from jumping. After our dad dropped us off at our house, I was finally able to relax and calm down. I never would have imagined something terrible would happen the next day!

The day my newborn sister and my mom were supposed to come home, my dad went to the hospital alone. Some time later, we received a phone call from our dad saying that our sister had some glucose problems and she was being sent to NICU. I was devastated at hearing the news because I didn’t know how my sister was.

The next day my mom came home and I was so excited to see her. I checked to see if my sister was with her or with my dad but she was not. My mom said that my newborn sister was still in the NICU.

For a week, my parents visited her often to help take care of her. After a week, the doctor said that my sister was fine and that she would be ready to take home that very day. The minute I heard that news, I jumped into the car ready to meet her. We all buckled down in our comfy seats and headed to the hospital. During the drive, I kept biting my fingernails, wondering when we would get there.

After what felt like a century, we made it. I rushed into the hospital but my dad told me I had to wait in the kids center. So I waited, and waited, and waited. After an eternity, they finally came. When I stared at my long-awaited, tiny sister in her huge stroller, tears were rolling down my eyes. This was my scariest and favorite moment ever.
Lullablock
By: Bryan Boyer
Tags: Hardware, Newborn, Sleep, Open Source, Raspberry Pi

Baby devices face an additional challenge, which is that so many of them are controlled by the cloud for no particularly good reason. I do not want our child to become someone else’s data source any more than necessary—it was jarring enough that literally the first thing the baby experienced after birth was a full accounting of his measures. We do not need to train artificial intelligence on our growing bundle of natural intelligence. Having one less device that requires a connection to the open internet also feels like a good thing.

All of that and a spare Raspberry Pi Zero was enough to inspire Lullablock, which is a RPIzero-powered pink noise maker. It’s a little blue box with a big yellow button. Bop the button to start the noise; give the dial a spin to turn it up or down. Noise will play until the user-configurable timer runs out.

The device runs python (overkill, I know) so there’s a simple web app built in that allows it to be controlled from another room—or the sofa when your arms are filled with baby. The app also allows a few more controls to be snuck in, like the ability to select a different audio file to play on loop.

Originally my partner and I thought it would be a “great idea” if we trained the baby to sleep with cafe noises. Think how well the child will sleep while we’re out and about, we naively speculated. Turns out babies don’t work like that, and this country’s response to COVID was bungled enough that spending afternoons in busy cafes is not happening any time soon either.
ONE MONTH BABY MILESTONE
Tags: Newborn, Childcare, Baby, Baby Milestones, Parenting

The doctor explains the significant event of a baby from zero to twelve months. some babies obtain skills to advance or delayed than others. An earlier stage newborn baby can communicate through crying but now at one- month stage baby will communicate you through his sound gurgles, babbles, and coos.it is time for you, wondering and enjoying your baby sound. she may be able to recognize sounds, voice and, familiar face too. keeps hands in tight fists arms and legs move equally on both sides. He is ready to be set on his tummy. His neck muscles get a little bit stronger and it helps him to lift his head. He moves his head side to side. express his upset mood to his parents through his social and emotional development. becomes alert when hearing a satisfying sound, like music. Babies study the object especially brightly colored placed in front of his face. your 1-month baby is beginning to bring an object to his face he will try to reach for an object his attention span with an object is increasing

Check your baby development

It is your time to notice your baby whether he responds to pleasant sounds. check the alignment of your baby’s eye, it is not crossed and not in a different position. If it is please reach your doctor.

Playtime

Now it is a fun time. playing with your baby can further stimulating his development both mentally and physically to It helps to check your baby’s social and emotional development too. we can play some games with 0ur kid make baby engage

* Talk with your baby on daily basis, they are not going to talk but listening makes her understand, communication is a two-way path and it improves her hearing ability. you could use different toys what they like they gravitate towards toy what they like

* Move your tongue in and out with a sound your baby engages with movement and sound.it is my kid’s favorite game I often played with my kids.

* Swap your baby legs softly.

* Allow baby to play with rattle

* Montessori for babies specializes in a visible mobile

* black and white mobile

* Munari mobile

* Swing the mobile nearly 30 centimeters above the baby. when the baby is awake and alert place it below the mobile allows the baby to study the mobile as long as he likes

* Newborns have a developing. sense of sight at birth they can see only as far as and mother’s face in about 30 centimeters away this game helps increase focusing ability around the environment. it also improves your child’s ability to concentrate and be independent you are trying it

Toys introduce for babies

* Rattle, it could be a mild noise unique textured

* Soft textured toys, toys should be friendly with your baby and colorful too

* White and black color toy or image

* Soft hanging toys hang in front of the baby while laying on its back
The Reality of Breastfeeding
By: Julie Callahan
Tags: Reality, Newborn, Motherhood, Breastfeeding, Parenting

The Reality of Breastfeeding

Photo by Fanny Renaud

Everyone warned me how hard being a mother was going to be. But I feel like they left out a very important detail about being a mother. Breastfeeding. Every woman I had talked to prior to giving birth didn’t seem to mention how hard it was going to be to breastfeed.

The struggle started as soon as I gave birth to my son. When babies are first born they need to eat every 2 ish hours. And if you are having trouble breastfeeding, the hospital wants you to try for at least 30 minutes. Then if it doesn’t work, you can feed them formula. And if they don’t breastfeed, you have to pump to make sure you get your milk supply in. You have to do that at least 15 minutes per side. Now all of that added together is at least an hour, if you count the time it takes to feed your baby. This means that after all of that hard work, you would have maybe an hour and a half before your baby needed to eat again. In that hour and a half, you are supposed to use the bathroom, eat, drink plenty of water, and sleep when the baby sleeps. All of this is supposed to be accomplished in the very precious amount of time you have left before you have to start the process all over again.

My son would not latch on my breast at all. I spent the first 2 weeks postpartum going through the grueling process of trying to get him to latch, giving up, and having my husband feed him formula so I could pump for 20 minutes. Not to anyone’s surprise, this was exhausting to do every 2 to 3 hours.

I felt like I wasn’t able to provide for my son, and that killed me. I felt helpless. But when I looked at the big picture, I noticed something. He didn’t have to latch. I tried my best, but there is nothing wrong with him getting breastmilk from a bottle. As long as he’s getting breast milk, does it matter how he gets it? Now, I almost gave up completely and switched to formula because of how tired I was. After 4 months I ended up switching him to formula anyway because my milk dried up. But I wanted to prove to myself that I wasn’t helpless. Feeling helpless is one of the worst feelings a mother can have. So I decided to push through. I have never been as tired as I was in that first month. With a lot of help from my own mom and husband, I started to get a routine down.

Even with a routine in place, it was still way more work than I thought it was going to be. I felt like someone should have prepared me for how hard it would be but, you won’t fully understand until you are a mom. Once you become a mom, you understand what the meaning of sacrifice really is. You understand what it’s like to not have time for yourself anymore. Breastfeeding is something I never thought would be so difficult, which is why I wanted to write about it. I wanted to show any mom that was struggling with it that they are not alone and that it is a challenge you have to face every day. Every day you get through is another day conquered! Be proud of that!
4 Reasons why you need the best wipes for newborns
By: Doctor Butler
Tags: Newborn, USA, Awareness, Health, Baby Care Products

Newborn skin is super sensitive and new parents need to be very careful about the types of products they use on their baby in the first few months. Harsh ingredients can cause painful rashes and sores, a miserable baby, and probably a couple of tired parents. Here are four reasons that you need to be careful when choosing the best baby wipes for newborns.

Sensitive skin

A newborn baby’s immune system is still gearing up to fight the good fight, and their skin is tremendously delicate. Introducing chemicals and unknowingly harsh products can cause their skin to react leaving them susceptible to infections which they aren’t yet ready to fight. Dryness, chafing, sores, rashes, and other skin irritations are just a few possible outcomes if you aren’t careful in choosing the best baby wipes for newborns.

No place for harsh chemicals

Fragrances, Polysorbate 20, formaldehyde agents, petroleum-based products, parabens, and tons of other chemicals are just a few of the scary sounding ingredients no one would knowingly slather all over their newborn. Some of these ingredients are commonly found in brands of baby wipes. It’s important to choose an organic baby wipe made with safe ingredients which will be better for your child’s health.

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