Plagiocephaly is a cranial malformation that occurs in some babies during their first few months of life.
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Olmitos renews its imageRead moreOlmitos, throughout its more than 25 years of experience in the childcare market, has been able to adapt to market changes and the new needs of consumers by developing useful and durable products.
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New lightweight stroller IODA from OlmitosRead moreA lightweight and compact stroller to make traveling with the family much easier and more fun. From when the baby is 6 months old until 36 months or 15 kg, it will accompany you on your adventures around the world.
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How to prevent post-holiday blues in childrenRead moreAccording to a study conducted by the Spanish Society of Family and Community Medicine, between 5 and 8% of children suffer physical and psychological consequences from the end of vacations. Or what is commonly known as post-vacation syndrome.
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What to bring on the first day of daycareRead moreEnrolling the little one in a daycare is the solution that many families find when they return to work after maternity and/or paternity leave.
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Tips for teaching a baby to sleepRead moreNewborns spend most of their time sleeping, but it is not continuous sleep; rather, it occurs in short periods of time and varies depending on their age. As the weeks and months go by, sleep patterns become more regulated, with less time spent asleep but for longer periods.
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Household chores for children according to their age: 1. 2-3 years old: - Put toys away. - Help with simple tasks like dusting or wiping surfaces. 2. 4-5 years old: - Set the table. - Help feed pets. - Put dirty clothes in the hamper. 3. 6-7 years old: - Make their bed. - Water plants. - Help with simple food preparation. 4. 8-9 years old: - Sweep floors. - Fold laundry. - Empty small trash cans. 5. 10-11 years old: - Vacuum. - Load and unload the dishwasher. - Help with meal planning. Remember to always supervise children while they are doing chores and praise them for their efforts.Read moreIf we want our children to be responsible and independent, we must treat them as such from a young age. One way to achieve this is by involving them in household chores.
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Baby lag refers to the disruption in a baby's sleep patterns that can occur when traveling to a different time zone. Just like adults can experience jet lag when traveling long distances, babies can also have difficulty adjusting to a new schedule.Read moreThis lack of sleep experienced by parents while taking care of their baby is known as "baby lag," a term adapted from the Anglicism used to describe the internal clock imbalance caused by airplane travel, known as "jet lag."
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Family vacationRead moreWe are fully immersed in the months of the quintessential trips. Although people are traveling more and more at any time of the year, it is the summer months that continue to concentrate the highest number of trips.
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The baby's first wordsRead moreetapas por las que pasa un bebé antes de aprender a hablar son un entrenamiento para alcanzar este fin. Los bebés, desde que nacen, se comunican a través del llanto, de los gestos y de la sonrisa.
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The Baby Blues is a temporary and mild form of depression that some women experience after giving birth. It is characterized by feelings of sadness, mood swings, irritability, and crying spells. The Baby Blues usually begin a few days after childbirth and can last up to two weeks. It is a common and normal response to the hormonal changes and emotional challenges that come with having a baby.Read moreThe increase in estrogen and progesterone levels that occurs after childbirth can influence a woman's emotional state, leading to what is known as baby blues. This term refers to the emotional disturbance that occurs in a woman after giving birth.
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Healthy lifestyle habits and childrenRead moreCan a healthy lifestyle be taught to children? Yes, and it can be done without dying in the attempt.
