Child’s Appetite

December 4, 2009 by mifta · Leave a Comment
Filed under: family health, food facts 

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Healthy eating means eating a various foods (such as protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins, and minerals) so that your child gets the nutrients for its normal growth. If your child regularly eats a wide variety of basic foods, he or she will be well-nourished. From birth until about 2 or 3 years old, children have an “internal hunger gauge” that signals how much food they need at a given time. Babies cry to let us know they’re hungry. When they’re full, they stop eating. Children continue this pattern as they grow—they eat as much or as little as their bodies need. But after the age of 2 or 3, this internal hunger gauge is also affected by other things. It is important to get your child to pay attention to the natural signs of hunger from his or her body.

It’s our concern to see our child eat very little at a meal. Children tend to eat the same number of calories every day if they are allowed to eat in response to their internal hunger gauge. One day a child may eat a big breakfast, a big lunch, and hardly any dinner. The next day this same child may eat very little at breakfast but may eat a lot at lunch and dinner.

Weather Allergy’s Attack

November 30, 2009 by mifta · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Woman health, disease & disturbance, family health 
Wether Allergic

Wether Allergic

Changing temperature airs really trouble child with weather allergic talent. Child that has weather allergy often point out red skin symptom or itch. Weather allergy usually happens since mark sense interaction among genetic factor and environmental. Some person that suffers allergy, its body has invulnerability system its sees allergen (substance that evokes allergy) as object of intern.

Person that sensitive will show allergy phenomena if most given substances flats (allergen) even this substances not evoke phenomena what even on person that do not allergy. While allergen is substance / material trigger allergy.

Allergy oft concerned by genetic factor. If one of or parent second suffers allergy, therefore its possibility for child suffer allergy as greater even allergy type that be suffered can just disparate. Fathers allergic shrimp, and if mother is allergic soap, while its child may weather allergy. If either one parent suffers allergy, therefore opportunity the child suffers vicinity allergy 15%-30%. While if both of the parent suffers allergy, the risk of the child strikes even allergy will excelsior, namely 50%-75%. Reverential allergy genetic factor and also environmental, generally arise observable phenomena on respiration, which is asthma. On weather allergic case, one that as allergen is changed weather it own. Temperature’s allergy becomes 3 types, namely allergic on cold weather, on hot weather, or on both. On last type, each weather change, well of hot to been chilled or contrariwise, can trigger allergy.

Mom’s Depression and Child’s Asthma

November 29, 2009 by mifta · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Woman health, family health 

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A mother’s depression can worsen her child’s asthma, U.S. researchers have found.

Their six-month study of 262 black mothers and their children found that children whose mothers had more depressive symptoms had more frequent asthma symptoms, while children of mothers with fewer depressive symptoms had less frequent asthma symptoms.

The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center team focused on black mothers and children because black children are disproportionately affected by asthma. The study was released online in advance of publication in an upcoming print issue of the Journal of Pediatric Psychology.

While the degree of a mother’s depression affected her child’s asthma symptoms, the reverse wasn’t true, the researchers found. This suggests that a mother’s depression is an independent risk factor that can predict the severity of a child’s asthma.

Because depression often involves fatigue, memory lapses and problems with concentration, it can impair a mother’s ability to manage her child’s asthma, which may require daily drug treatments and frequent doctor visits, the study authors noted.

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