Leaving home without them

Article Abstract:

There will be times in most parents' lives when they will be separated from their children for a few days. Ways to deal with this include leaving behind a letter or tape recording, calling every night before bedtime, and telling your child about your destination.

Management, Parental deprivation, Separation anxiety, Separation anxiety (Child psychology)

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Breech births without surgery

Article Abstract:

Babies in the breech position in the last two months of pregnancy usually present delivery problems. Doctors unwilling to risk vaginal breech deliveries resort to caesarian sections or refer their patients to doctors skilled in breech deliveries.

Methods, Complications and side effects, Childbirth, Delivery (Childbirth), Breech delivery, Breech birth

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Leaving the bottle behind

Article Abstract:

Pediatricians recommend weaning babies from the bottle at age one and no later than 18 months. Parents sometimes encourage their children to remain addicted to the bottle by offering it to the baby as a panacea for everything.

Analysis, Bottle feeding, Infant psychology

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