There is no ideal or perfect month to conceive and each one makes us experience pregnancy differently. However, it is always curious to know how the time of year influences the whole process of having a baby, as well as the advantages and disadvantages that each one could have.
The other day, a pregnant friend confessed to me that she was surprised by the number of people who in recent weeks had asked her whether or not she would breastfeed her baby when it was born. "Friends, family and acquaintances seem to have a barbaric obsession with this subject. Why is everyone so concerned about the diet my son will have?" - I wondered stunned.
There are many parenting decisions and practices that are frequently questioned. One of them is co-sleeping, on which I have already established my position in favor of it and I have defended it here as in my personal blog. Although there are many families who practice it, it is still something that tends to receive comments that are not always positive.
One of the most frequent fears when you have a cesarean section and plan to have another baby is the type of delivery you will have. Until relatively recently in these cases, they were referred again to caesarean section due to the risk of uterine rupture, but studies that have been carried out have shown that the chances of having a successful vaginal delivery are around 75%. Today I want to tell you about my experience, since, although each case is different, I think it is beneficial to talk about the possibilities we have after giving birth by cesarean section.
Many people find it appropriate to have a say in the parenting of others and the decisions of other parents. It is strange, but it is reality. Parents of a child are questioned for having only one, while large families are criticized for having more than two or three, to name a few examples.
The work of mothers is one that has no end. From the time we wake up until we put our heads back on the pillow until late at night (or even at dawn!) We are active. And of course, most of the time we are tired.
A few days ago I found an article in English that was titled quite similar to this one, and without reading it, just with the title, it already caused me a "it's true". After a little reflection evoking many of the moments I had lived, I decided that I had to write about that too, and in order not to "get contaminated" by that father's words, I decided not to read it. So I would have my own reasons to explain to the world how strong and incredible my wife is and, by extension, all women (or the vast majority, I imagine).
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.
