Category created: Breastfeeding
Page created: Newborn babies should be given to the mother to hold immediately after delivery. They should have skin-to-skin contact with the mother and begin breastfeeding within one hour of birth.
Page created: Almost every mother can breastfeed successfully. Breastfeeding the baby frequently causes production of more milk. The baby should breastfeed at least eight times daily, day and night, and on demand.
Page created: Breastfeeding helps protect babies and young children against dangerous illnesses. It also creates a special bond between mother and child.
Page created: Bottle feeding and giving a baby breastmilk substitutes such as infant formula or animal milk can threaten the baby's health and survival. If a woman cannot breastfeed her infant, the baby can be fed
Page created: If a woman is infected with HIV, there is a risk that she can pass the infection to her infant through breastfeeding. In the first six months, this risk is much greater if the infant is fed both breas
Page created: A woman employed away from her home can continue to breastfeed her child. She should breastfeed as often as possible when she is with the infant and express her breastmilk when they are apart so that
Page created: After 6 months of age, when babies begin to eat foods, breastfeeding should continue for up to two years and beyond because it is an important source of nutrition, energy and protection from illness.
Page created: Why it is important
Category created: VVU (Virusi Vinavyodhoofisha kinga ya mwili)
Page created: VVU (Virusi Vinavyodhoofisha kinga ya mwili)
Category created: Child Development and Early Learning
Page created: Babies learn rapidly from the moment of birth. They grow and learn best when responsive and caring parents and other caregivers give them affection, attention and stimulation in addition to good nutri
Page created: Encouraging children to play and explore helps them learn and develop socially, emotionally, physically and intellectually. This helps children get ready for school.
Page created: Children learn how to behave (socially and emotionally) by imitating the behaviour of those closest to them.
Page created: Entering primary school on time is critical to ensure the continuity of a child's development. Support from parents, other caregivers, teachers and the community is very important.
Page created: All children grow and develop in similar patterns, but each child develops at her or his own pace. Every child has her or his own interests, temperament, style of social interaction and approach to le
Page created: Why it is important
Category created: HIV
Category created: Coughs, Colds and More Serious Illnesses