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Being a mother involves multiple responsibilities, experience an intense love and other privileges. But motherhood also brings a lot of comments and opinions of others.

From your mother, grandmother, neighbor, aunt, friend, all suddenly become experts on your own children, especially when they are babies and if you are new mother certainly believe everything you advised. But beware, not all the talk about newborns is true…

Below we show some common myths about caring for babies that we have heard.

If you go to any of your baby cries, you’re spoiling:

Among the tips is tighter this, there are women and even experts prohibiting parents attend each named Baby. However, a newborn can mourn for feeling hungry, tired, sick or even alone. The first six months are crucial to build their self-esteem so do not limit yourself in pampering and attention, this will also help you meet your baby and their different needs. Read the rest of this entry »

The mothers tend to ask first-time advice on the baby right and left. In many cases they are driven by misconceptions as not to bring babies into the street when they are newborns or avoid loading. Here we tell you what the tips that you should ignore are.

When a baby at home all tend to advise and warn you about what to do and what not to do. But be careful with some statements, however well intentioned they may be, are not entirely true.

• Do not bring the baby to the street: If your child is a newborn you have probably heard this phrase many times. But is it true? Not quite, because it is recommended that you take a walk with your child close to home. Of course, avoid crowded places.

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We all spend often get the right person to take charge of our son, but for reasons beyond this many times we have to leave. Children get used to certain routines and sudden changes are usually not to their liking, as recommended in the case of changing nanny is that this be incorporated before the other withdrew their everyday lives.

The departure of nanny for a child means a truly emotional change, we must not overlook, because it can be the first time we have to say goodbye to someone who loves you.

• ●We should try to talk to him, which will soon come to understand another person who will care for and love like it to go getting the idea and it does not happen suddenly.

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You have just given birth to a boy or a girl, even twins, congratulations! It is now time to devote yourself more to raise. Girl, boy … you should know that being a parent implies fundamental role in the construction of sexual identity of your child. The entourage also took part.

The discovery of the intimate parts of the child is not enough for it to feel progressively girl or boy. The manner of which it is treated and considered as such is a lot more important and this one helps it better to identify itself. The frequent case that breaks a bit the child’s education is the result of ultrasound which predicted that the baby would be a boy or a girl when in fact the opposite is born. Read the rest of this entry »

Baby plays and an unconscious gesture, he falls and you hear crying. Here are some instructions for you to help you cope.

In all cases, whether a scratch, a large wound or even a burn, the first thing to remember is that you should never panic (you’d be better able to control the situation). Then, always remember that all materials you use to treat baby should be architecture-esteem and your hand (obviously). Read the rest of this entry »

All mothers have their own methods lead to better life for their baby. What they all close, the goal because they only want one thing: happiness of their babies. Ten commandments of good mothering to your child.

1. Prefer natural childbirth;
2. Prefer breastfeeding;
3. Prefer co-sleeping (for a few months) that will strengthen your bonds of affection and reassure your baby;
4. Prefer to wear baby in your arms because this prolonged contact will promote balance and psycho child psychomotor;

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