Despite the nearly 100 million cases of Covid recorded to date worldwide, there is no strong evidence that the virus that causes the disease, SARS-CoV-2, poses a threat to fetuses.
Since the appearance of vaccines against the coronavirus, some doubts have arisen about their application, particularly in the case of pregnant women, nursing mothers, children and adolescents, something we talked about a month ago.
The World Health Organization explains that although some pregnant women are at increased risk of developing severe Covid-19, it is not yet known for sure whether an infected pregnant woman can transmit the virus to the baby during pregnancy or delivery.
In Babies and More we have talked on different occasions about gifted or highly capable children, explaining in detail some aspects of their personality, how to motivate them at school and the importance of identifying them early.
Some time ago, we talked about the issue of parents taking their children with fever to class, previously medicated. The reasons can be many for each family, and we know that it is not always easy to ask for permission at work or to find who the child will stay with in these cases. But despite this, if a child is sick or has a fever, we should not bring him to class.
Talking about childhood cancer, on such a day as today International Childhood Cancer Day, and doing it with a mother who has seen a child suffer from this disease is doubly hard. But when you talk with women like Alicia, with such strength and serenity, she manages to infect you with optimism.
Anyone who has had children or taken responsibility for their care can tell you how exhausting parenting can be. And I'm not saying it in a negative tone, I say it because it is basically about teaching a little boy, whose brain is just developing, to do everything that we already know how to do.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
