While we are living it, it seems impossible to think that even from the most adverse situations something positive can be obtained. And the harsh confinement that has kept us locked up at home for two weeks is no exception and has left us learning about ourselves that will always accompany us and make us go back to these days.
Many of us cannot resist the tender expressions that babies have: when they smile, when they look into our eyes, when they are learning to take their first steps, when we hear their first babbling ...
We have already many weeks since the quarantine began with a very particular rhythm of life: at home, children without attending school and thousands of families doing telework, trying to juggle between that, housework and the virtual education of their children . It's not easy at all, especially for those of us who have young children and work from home.
None of us put our hands on our heads if someone claims that parents are under stress. We also experience in ourselves how teleworking, distance education for our children and living together 24 hours a day has increased this stress.
The image of a baby covered in a yellow pasty substance may not be the ideal image of a newborn baby that we all have in mind. In many hospitals, the first thing that is done right after the baby is born is to bathe it, so that it is clean and presentable for visits, but babies are not born dirty and that first bath can wait.
Having a baby is a process in which a woman, her baby and the people who care for the woman actively participate so that everything goes well. And when the delivery is by cesarean section, too.
What are the most viralized lies during the pandemic? How can we avoid falling into them? Today we speak with an expert 'bull hunter' who gives us the keys to survive misinformation and, also, to be patient: we still have a lot to learn about this new disease.
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.