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Babies
Babies bring joy to every family but sometimes they bring uncertainty as well. Find out all you need to know about these little bundles of joy. Ask and answer questions from diapers to development.
5,439 Questions
Why would your 17-month-old baby boy be very stubborn and cry a lot?
because hes a 17 month old baby boy!!!!!!!!!!!!! thats what they do. they are stubborn because they are not old enough to understand that they cant have their way and they cry because they cant have their way. its normal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also because he is starting to make snese of his own emotions from joy to anger to sadness. It is not all about power struggles at that age.
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Who are the two babies born on the ship mayflower?
There is no record of babies born on the Mayflower, however there was one pregnant passenger who gave birth to a son after the ship arrived in New England. The child was named Peregrine White.
Why do most white Americans not want more than two children?
Its that whole "american dream" thing. You know the nice house with a white picket fence with two kids and a dog playing in the yard......
Not most likely. And I bet a little kid would NEVER see that
What kinds of things could cause a baby to be born with a disability?
I don't know many, but I do know that if a pregnant woman catches rubella while pregnant, yes, her baby can be born with a disability.
Can you have twin babies on purpose?
I do not think that it is possible, however, there are plenty of new procedures in genetics maybe some sort of in vitro fertilization with a replica of an exact cell from one of the egg fetuses might be able to be used. However, I have not heard of such thing. Not identical twins. However you can increase the probability of fraternal twins by fertility treatment. ANSWER The older you get the more chance of producing more than one egg at the time of menstration. Also statisically the more children you have, the more chance you have of getting a couple of twins. Identical twins are generally genetic/hereditiary
Why do babies stop breathing when they cry?
babies lungs are small so when they cry they are letting out air, allowing them to not breathe while crying .
Do African-American babies cry at birth?
ALL babies cry at the time of their birth crying is essential for them to take the first breath, to initially expand the lungs, AND to begin moving lung secretions out of the lungs.
What is a Home Study and why is it necessary?
A homestudy, or home study, is basically an interview with a social worker.
You can expect a minimum of 3 visits, some of which are required to be in your home. The social worker will want to interview you and your family, check your finances, run a criminal background check, receive documented proof of your health and interview your references.
Your social worker may ask about your family origins, your idea of parenting practices, the state of your marriage, religious beliefs and practices, and what type of child you are considering for adoption. In other words, they'll be putting together a complete family history or biography.
They want to know who you are and why you want to adopt, if you are ready for adoption and if you will be able to support a child financially, physically and emotionally or mentally.
A homestudy is very important. It's for the safety and well-being of the child(ren) they may place with you and your family. By conducting a thorough home study an agency can, hopefully, screen out people who want to adopt for the wrong reasons, who would be unsuitable parents, who could not provide adequately for a child. It can also help them to avoid putting an innocent child in an unstable, abusive or otherwise unhealthy situation. They can also be useful when it comes to matching you with a child.
Home studies sound intimidating but people go through the process successfully all of the time.
AnswerIn private adoptions, the birthmother uses a homestudy to decide if you are right to adopt her child. So make it a good one. I have looked at many of them. They really do make all the difference in the world. Making a homestudy is your chance to show how much you really do want a child, so allow it to fully represent you and don't mind throwing some extra work into it. AnswerWhen adopting through the state, the home study is reviewed by child's team: caseworker(s), therapist(s), Guardian Ad Litem, Attourney Ad Litem, and possibly the Foster Parents (house parent if in a group home); this is done during something called a "match staffing" (at least in the areas that I am familiar with). They'll use your home study, and possible some phone interviews to narrow down the list of potential matches. If you are looking at children that are available on one of the websites (like adopt us kids, or various heart galleries) then you would wind up sending your home study to the point of contact for that agency.
How many babies are born in Poland a day?
I'm estimating 1059/day for 2009 based on:
10.04 births per thousands population (estimated 2009)
38,482,919 population (estimated July 2009)
38,482,909/1000 population = 38,482.92 sets of 1000 population
10.04 births/thousands x 38,482.92 sets of thousands pop = 386,369 births/year
386,369 births per year/365 days per year = 1059 births per day
When does a newborn baby learn to crawl?
Babies will learn to crawl at a variety of ages, ranging from 6 months to 13 months.
The sugar like crystals are the absorbent part of the nappy/diaper/pampers. If the baby is very wet they sometimes come out of the absorbent bit and sit on the baby's skin. All I can suggest is changing him more often.
How big is the biggest baby born in Rhode Island?
I weighed 12lbs 9oz. I was born at Newport naval hospital in 1981. And I was delivered all natural.
I was born at KENT hospital in 1960 WARWICK R.I @13 LBS 6 OZ, MY BROTHER WAS BORN JUST SHY OF THAT IN 1958 @13 LBS 5 OZ. MY UNCLE TOPS US ALL AT HIS HOME IN 1921 WAS BORN 17 LBS. I THINK THERE HAS TO BE MORE INVESTIGATING HERE. I KNOW I AM NOT THE LARGEST BABY BORN HERE SO WHO IS.
Who has the most illegitimate children?
Ramses II, a king of ancient Egypt was the father of 150 children.
What is the earliest week a baby can be born without complications?
There's nothing set in stone. Normally after 37 weeks a baby is concidered full term but could still have some unexpected complications. Before 37 weeks doctors are generally prepared for a baby who is likely to have complications but often even a 35 week baby will be delivered without complications.
How old can a woman be and still be able to bear children?
I believe the oldest woman to have a baby was in her 60's.
Yes but it usually skips a generation. Paternal twins are not genetic however.
