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Mommies Dont Compare Ur Child To Others Because They Have Their Own Abilities

"Ang payat ng anak mo. Ka-edad niya si ganito di ba? Tingnan mo yun ang taba. Nakakatuwa." "Hindi pa din siya naglalakad? Buti pa si ganito, ang bilis nang malakad." "Yung anak ko ganiyang edad ang pagkadaldal na. Hindi pa siya nagsasalita?" "Ang galing ng anak ni ganito. Nakakapagbasa at nakakapagsulat na agad. Kabata pa nun eh. Kasabayan yun ng anak mo di ba?" Nanay, paalala lang. Hindi kailangan ang pagkukumpara. Hindi nagpapaligsahan ang mga anak natin. Lalong hindi tayo nagpapaligsahan kung sino ang mas magaling sa pagpapalaki at pagaalaga sa bata. May kani-kaniyang panahon ang ating mga anak. Hayaan natin silang matutunan at magawa ang iba't ibang bagay nang naaayon sa kakayahan nila at magawa ang mga ito sa tamang panahon-- panahon na sila lamang ang nakakaalam. Huwag natin silang madaliin. Magtiwala tayo sa kanila. Magtiwala rin tayo sa ating pagiging Nanay. May kaniya-kaniya tayong pamamaraan at paniniwala. Hangga't alam natin na ang bawat ginagawa natin ay makakatulong sa kanilang paglago, wala tayong dapat ikabahala #intentionalparenting #notocompetition #notocomparison #EveryChildIsUnique #EveryChildIsSpecial #nanayhood #nanayjane #trustyourchild

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Ways to Speed Up Labor If It Stalls

Things you can try if labour stalls or is progressing slowly. Sometimes labour can feel like it's going well then everything slows down or comes to a halt. . There are a few simple things that you can try to get things going again. Nipple stimulation can help release oxytocin, the hormone that is required to make your uterus contract. You can use a breast pump if available or simply use your hands to massage/twiddle your nipples . If a baby is in a non optimal position such as back to back (sunny side up) the contractions may be irregular as the head isnt pressingon the cervix very well. Changing position like laying on your side or all fours may help to turn baby and help them move further down the pelvis. . Ultimately the body needs to be in a relaxed state to contract effectively so anything you can do to create a positive calm environment may also help with a slow labour. Massage and warm baths are often a popular choice! . Peanut balls are becoming extremely popular in labour too. They can be great for opening the pelvis to make it easier for baby to work their way down. . If you had a labour that was intermittent or that stalled, what did you do to help it along?

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Pintig Sa TUMMY Answer..

Why Do I Feel a Pulse in Stomach? SUBSCRIBE Why Do I Feel a Pulse in Stomach? Medically reviewed by Saurabh Sethi, MD, MPH — Written by Corinne O'Keefe Osborn — Updated on May 21, 2018 Common causes Abdominal aortic aneurysm Takeaway Overview You’ve probably felt your neck or wrist to check your pulse before, but what about feeling a pulse in your stomach? While this can be alarming, it’s usually not anything to worry about. You’re most likely just feeling your pulse in your abdominal aorta. Your aorta is the main artery that carries blood from your heart to the rest of your body. It runs from your heart, down the center of your chest, and into your abdomen. It’s normal to feel blood pumping through this large artery from time to time. However, it’s sometimes a sign of something more serious. Common causes Pregnancy Some women report feeling a pulse in their stomach when they’re pregnant. While this might feel like your baby’s heartbeat, it’s actually just the pulse in your abdominal aorta. When you’re pregnant, the amount of blood circulating around your body dramatically increases. This means there’s more blood being pumped with each heartbeat, which can make the pulse in your abdominal aorta more noticeable. Eating When you eat, your body puts in extra work to digest food and absorb energy and nutrients. To accomplish this, it pumps extra blood to your stomach and small intestine through your aorta. If you notice a pulse in your stomach after eating, it’s likely due to increased blood being pumped through your abdominal aorta. Laying down You might also feel a pulse in your stomach if you lie down and raise your knees. Again, this sensation is just due to blood flowing through your abdominal aorta. If you don’t have a lot of abdominal fat, you might even be able to see your stomach pulsating. This is completely normal and should go away once you stand up. Could it be an aneurysm? An abdominal aortic aneurysm refers to an enlarged area near the bottom part of your aorta. They usually develop over the course of several years and don’t produce many symptoms. However, if the area expands too much, your aorta can burst, causing dangerous internal bleeding. Symptoms of an abdominal aortic aneurysm include: deep pain in your abdomen or on the side of your abdomen pulse near your bellybutton back pain No one’s sure what causes this to happen, but certain things seem to increase your risk, including: smoking or tobacco use blood vessel diseases, such as atherosclerosis high blood pressure aortic infections traumatic injuries family history Abdominal aortic aneurysms are also four timesTrusted Source more common in men and tend to affect people over the age of 48. Keep in mind that aneurysms vary in size, and it’s hard to predict whether they’ll grow. If you notice any symptoms that come on suddenly or become severe, contact your doctor right away. If you have an increased risk of developing an abdominal aortic aneurysm, you should contact your doctor about any symptoms, even if they’re mild. If your doctor thinks you might have an aneurysm, they’ll likely use an imaging test, such as an MRI, CT scan, or ultrasound, to get a better look at your abdomen. If you do have an aneurysm, treatment will depend on the size. If it’s small, your doctor may suggest just keeping an eye on it and watching for any new symptoms. Larger aneurysms and ruptured aneurysms require surgical treatment

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Hi mommies im 34 weeks medio bumababa na ba si tummy hehe.. 😊😊

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Pamamanhid Ng Kamay..

Hi mommies im 33 weeks Preggy.. And ngaun lang nag start mag manhid ang hands ko.. Do you feel d same as mine.. What did u do for your remedy.. Thank u.. Mommies.. Ung paa ko naman d. Nagmamanas kamay lang thanks for the reply.. 😘😘

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