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There are various myths about giving birth to a caesarean that you may often hear, ranging from the notion that the woman who is undergoing it has not become a full mother, to babies born by cesarean section prone to disease. Before swallowing the myth whole, let's check the facts. The first thing that is important for you to believe is that you have a normal delivery or cesarean section, you are still a complete mother. In a number of conditions, such as breech babies, infants too large, twins more than 2, and the placenta under (placenta previa), caesarean delivery is even the best way for mothers and babies. Myths About Giving Birth to Caesar and the Facts Before thinking about anything about giving birth to a caesarean section, let's know the following myths and facts. 1. Caesarean section delays breastfeeding and "bonding time" with the baby This assumption is certainly not right, because during childbirth by caesarean section, there is a choice of anesth

When entering puberty, Mother may start to smell the unpleasant odor of the Little Body. But, Mother still doubts whether it is time to give deodorant children. When can children actually use deodorant? In fact, there is no age standard regarding the use of deodorant in children. Generally the use of deodorant is recommended when the child enters puberty. The age range of a child's puberty varies from 9-15 years old. When appropriate use of deodorant in children Puberty is a good time to start using deodorant in children. This is because the hormonal changes that occur during puberty can trigger sweat glands to be more active to produce sweat. As a result, a child's risk of experiencing body odor will increase. Some signs of children entering puberty that Mother can notice, namely the growth of hair in the armpits and genitals, breast enlargement in girls, or changes in voice in boys. Choosing Deodorant Products for Children Basically, there are two choices of treatmen