In this video, Orilo and Arlequino explain in a simple way why the new coronavirus has forced us to confine ourselves at home and stop doing some of our favorite activities. In addition, we will learn to wash our hands correctly with a simple experiment.
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that caesarean sections do not exceed 10 percent and a maximum of 15 percent of births. However, in many countries many more are done than recommended.
When the pregnancy ultrasound showed that there was not just one baby but four in Jenny's womb, she and her partner were in for an incredible surprise. The woman was pregnant with identical quadruplets conceived naturally, an extraordinary event that only occurs once in 64 million births.
Every time we are getting to know a little more how the coronavirus behaves, which came to revolutionize our lives so much, and also childbirth. Given the possibility that the virus could affect the newborn, at first it was recommended to separate them at birth if the mother was infected, and they could only see them through video calls, although some hospitals did allow contact in their protocols, except in severe cases . This, without a doubt, is what caused the most anguish for women who were going to give birth.
Quarantine has taken many things from us, but without a doubt one of the things we miss the most is physical contact with the people we love. Grandparents and grandchildren who can no longer hug, children who cannot hug their parents because they are considered risk groups, children who cannot play with their friends as they used to.
Since 2004, during the month of May the World Respected Childbirth Week has taken place in several countries, an initiative created by the French Association for Respected Childbirth and promoted by UNICEF, whose objective is to raise the voice and generate awareness so that the birth be considered a natural process again, in which the rights of mother and baby are respected.
According to the Federation of Associations of Midwives of Spain, in almost four percent of full-term pregnancies the baby is breech. This news, which falls like a jug of cold water to the future mother, is usually communicated in the last ultrasound performed in pregnancy, and sometimes there is talk of a scheduled cesarean section if the baby is not turned in time.
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.
