Giving Birth

In these last two chapters, it will be mentioned that the first child is coming home from the birth house, which is mentioned in the chapters in the last few times, but not enough/ismail.

Great day (1)

Returning home from the maternity home is often a fuss, a fear, and a feast day in the sense of joy and comfort. It is understandable that the fear of abundance and futility is futile. However, given the great prospect and innovation of the subject, aenc's parents are not justified-


It does not come easy. However, if you prepare yourself a little bit beforehand, this mood can be prevented or reduced a little more.

Here, in the last two chapters of our book, this preparation is briefly described as how to deal with a variety of minor difficulties that may arise in the return home.
The newborn baby's reactions should not surprise the parents. Nine prey can not fit in the new environment without experiencing any fatigue, no accustomed period, after ten days' In order to understand this, it is sufficient to consider the odds of a grown-up from the city to which it is associated, and the climate to a different city. For example, when a person who lives in a plains region goes to a mountain city, he or she hears a few changes in his body and becomes disturbed. Even after the weekly work, even the inactivity of the market day can disrupt the person's balance, and if all this is encountered, it is understood what a great ability to adapt to the new environment of a newborn baby, the world we live in. Many things that are provided by the mother's body in her prenatal life, the baby now has to find herself active. In the past, the oxygen from her mother's blood will be inhaled, that is, taking an effort. In the past, the placenta now has to do suction and swallowing movements in order to get the nutrients it receives. In an environment where the temperature has always remained the same, it is now necessary to counter some temperature changes. She used to defend against voices, noise, and light, while she was protecting her mother from her warm, soft stomach. This is where babies take their products at the beginning, and they show some irregularities in their sleep, so it should not surprise them. As soon as he comes home, he should find his crying normal. The baby's organism is receiving nutrients and it should be thought that the first attempts at assimilation may be inadequate, that the poorly assimilated milk can sour in the mide of the baby, resulting in gas in the intestines.