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Archive for December, 2010
Toilet Training for Little Kids
December 11th, 2010 | 
Author: Some parents consider that toilet training for their little kids take a long time process and quite difficult. Not so, if the children and parents prepare themselves before starting the process of “Toilet Training”.
Notice the little readiness to start the “Toilet Training”. If he/she refuses, you do not need to force to make it even trauma. Notice the things that makes it comfortable or uncomfortable. You can ask the opinion of the little kids.
So, when is a good time to start the “Toilet Training”? The perfect time to start the toilet training is
• When the child has reached the age of 18-30 months. Generally, the average child easily taught to use toilets at the age of 24 months. Under age 24 months, your child generally cannot control bowel movements and urination because it has not fully aware of these bodily functions.
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Observe Your Baby’s poop!
The color and shape of feces can reveal the baby’s health condition.
Twenty-four hours after birth, the baby will be “pooped” or defecation. The first feces is usually greenish black, and is called meconium.
Meconium is formed from ingested amniotic fluid when the baby is still in the womb, and was in his intestines since three months before birth.
Soon after the baby starts to suckle, meconium will push out, because the milk stimulates the baby’s digestive system to begin doing its job.
The change of color and shape.
After removing the meconium, which issued baby pup will change the color and shape, according to the composition of compounds in breast milk that you gave to them. The following changes and transition colors based on nutrient intake of breast milk:
The Consequence of Lack Drinking Water
Water is an essential nutrient for healthy body because it acts as a solvent, catalyst, lubricant, regulating body temperature and the provider of minerals and electrolytes.
Number of water that a person need varies depending on the size of the person’s body and what is considered appropriate for her/his body
As a result, if lazy drinking water
1. When the minimum water supply of the body will experience a shortage of water or dehydration. Dehydration causes fluid in the brain will be reduced, the intake of oxygen which should flow to the brain was reduced. As a result, brain cells become active and growing, can even shrink.