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Welcome! 🙂
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A new mother of anyone taking care of a baby, especially those below one year old should know the “baby’s language,” and that is crying. This is to call the attention of the people around him that something is not good, or he is hungry, or wanted to be caressed.
What you had shared is a complete guide for mothers and babysitters.
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There are many different things I observe especially how infants and children of today behave. I learn many new things observing them and these were some of the ones which belong to that. Infants nowadays seem to be more aware and intelligent compared to say those 20 to 30 years back. What is shows is that human brain is developing at a rapid pace while the size of the brain is slowly but surely becoming small.
Infants also like to have something in their hand to hold. Holding not only is an exercise for the hands and fingers but also teaches them to grip things and what I understand is gripping a toy makes them feel in control of things and if they like to enjoy the sound when the toy gripped is moved they tend to move their hands faster which is a good exercise for the hands of the infants. Thanks for the input, appreciate the same.
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Well said. New born babies have their own little way of telling their story like for example if they are hungry, wetting, or sick. You will see all of those signs the way the act towards you as if their actions transmitting the words they cant even uttered or express. My childhood friend has a 7 years old baby boy. He’s so adorable but at the same time has lots of tantrums. He was crying so loud that everybody in the house would heared even some close neighboor outside the house. He will keep on crying a lot if you are not fast enough to respond on his likes most especially when his hungry, wetting, or sleepy. When his on a good mood he keep on smilling with every people he used to play with, grab your hair, slap you on the face, and keep on turning and turning around as if swaying in the rythm that he only knows. Taking care of new born babies need a lots endurance, patience, and love to get along well with them and to give the essential care they need for their growth.
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Thanks for the feed back it helps me understand infants and children better. In my opinion if we try understand and communicate with them from the infancy stage then it would be of great help for the parents to handle him or her as they grow older. If the emotional bond is strong then the infant of the child will have lesser difficulties as they grow up. Their coping mechanism will also be far better. Attention has to be given to them and it is their right but one must be careful to see that they are not being spoilt as that creates trouble for them and parents when they grow up.
I have also seen infants of a year age slapping their brother and they also would want to come and attend the study center where the elder one is going. They want to be with them and they also would want to get what the elder one seems to get in their opinion. They do not want to be left out of the party of life. It is a interesting experience for me observing these things. The mother who is the basic provider and the care giver has to take good care of her health by giving herself sufficient rest and time as it is a must for tending properly to the children as it is energy draining and saps one of the energy and makes them tired running after them the whole day. Appreciate the information you provided.
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good piece of work and good tips also, crying is not for attintion in babies world, it is for being hungery or having pain or his or her diaper is wet and needs to be changed
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Swimming is my sports. I am a deep sea swimmer since high school. We live near many beaches and deep sea.
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An advantage that both individual and team sports share is that it helps in bringing people of different backgrounds together to interact. This is seen in the attendance in the stadiums and different arenas.
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Glad to meet you at the group 3D Modeling Computer Designs!
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HELLO to you too!
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I sometimes buy unnecessary things whenever I earn extra.. but sometimes I would also feel to keep those extra money reserved for future use.
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Sometimes we are influenced by advertisements we see in print or on the commercials feed to us by these big businesses.
They tease our senses so we will be tempted to try the things they offer the viewers.
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nice job
thanks for the share-
Thanks for liking!
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I also like to be a minimalist, with lots of space at home instead of so many clutter around. It looks clean and more air circulating in the house.
Years ago, I also love to stash things instead of giving it away to people who need it, due to some feeling of nostalgia or some sentimental value to those things. Then I decided I had to give them away for more space at home.
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You are so right! By being a minimalist, it will give us that much needed space to give us the freedom to move around so easily.
Sometimes we really tend to be a horder for it is hard to part things that have some sentimental value.
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no i do not beleive in that, to accept the less do not mean its more, but it means it is enough, more is not bad, yet it depend on what we are talking about, easy less hard really more
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Of course!
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An athlete should follow a proper exercise routine before training on his chosen sport activity. There should be discipline on his part to make his body well toned and ready for the training. Yes, he should eat the right kind of food for longer stamina and strength.
Because I have observed sports well and have played sport I am able to appreciate what a sportsman goes through. As rightly observed by you it used to take long hours for me too. I had to play and the whole procedure used to take around four hours a day and over and above that a walk of around three to four kilometers. But I cherish my sporting career. Those were one of the best years of my life. Even though it had to stop abruptly as I got placed in a private job. Where it used to be night by the time I moved out of the office. Thanks for reminding me of my sporting days.