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Why do I need a contract when I hire a nanny?
-Parenting
You were working before your nine months pregnancy. Now that your baby is a few months old, you have to return to your work. You must leave the child with a nanny offering specialized care when you are not around. The nanny would take care of him five days a week and babysit for eight to ten hours... Read More
When is a child too sick to go to daycare?
-Parenting
Children in the daycare are attacked by various kinds of contagious diseases because they are always around others. Obviously parents want kids should be at home until they are declared non-contagious. But, many diseases are so contiguous that they affect two to three days before they show relevant... Read More
Are you depressed?
-Pregnancy
Multiple independent studies have shown that depressed mothers (pre or post-natally) have babies who're at higher risk for learning and cognitive delays and disorders, as well as mood and behavioral problems. If you think you might have pre or post-partum depression, it's critical that you begin... Read More
Depression during pregnancy
-Pregnancy
Signs and symptoms of depression There are two sorts of depression - meloncholic and atypical. If you've lost your appetite, can't sleep, and continually feel negative and anxious about your pregnancy, you may be suffering from meloncholic depression. If you're eating ravenously, sleeping... Read More
Crying is communication
-Pregnancy
Have you ever been to another country where they don't speak a word of English? Well, imagine that you're in such a country and unable to walk, sit up, get food when you're hungry, much less move your head or see clearly... and you'll start to understand what it's like to be a newborn. You can't... Read More