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This weekend our clocks will be moved forward one hour to adapt to summer time, a custom that has been carried out in Spain since 1918 with some exceptions.

Anika Wells is a member of the Australian Parliament and also a mother of twins. She and her babies have made headlines, as she appeared before Parliament with them in her arms, to speak during Australian Multiple Birth Awareness Week.

Technology can be a great ally if used wisely. Luckily, we have applications to help us during pregnancy and to accompany us during the first year of our child.

We continue to advance with the pregnancy week by week and we are already in the 36th week of pregnancy. We are almost finishing our trip, there is very little left to finally see your baby's face.

The moment you discover that you are pregnant, everything around you takes on another dimension. Your life begins to revolve around that baby that is forming inside you, and your body will adapt to it in an amazing way. Your emotions will also undergo important changes, going from the most absolute allergy and euphoria, to the uncertainty about the future and the fear that something is not going well.

The Spanish scientist Luis Enjuanes lives against the clock. At 76, he leads a team of 16 people whose goal is to finish what could be one of the best vaccines against SARS-CoV-2.

For some years now, it has been analyzing and studying how the mental health of the pregnant woman influences her and her baby. Stress, for example, we know can increase the likelihood of certain risks and complications, both in the short and long term.

The great moment has arrived, they have accompanied you during pregnancy and probably during childbirth, you have already discussed your needs at those times, but what happens after delivery? Do they know what you need around you? These are nine things that moms want in their postpartum, do not forget to take them into account if you are going to accompany her at those times and if you are the mother, make your wishes known.