February 2024

by Karen Kaiser, RDH [email protected]An important part of the hygienist-patient relationship is when the hygienist recommends products. A confident, professional recommendation will make a big impression on a patient’s compliance and implementation of a helpful home care regimen. A weak-willed discussion of a product will prompt the patient to believe your recommendation is simply a […]

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Baby and You at 12 Weeks Pregnant: Symptoms and Development  The Bumpsource

By James Halliwell2014-12-19T09:00:00+00:00Sugar hit the headlines in 2014 for all the wrong reasons. Baby juice took a direct hit as a result. The sector’s fall of 22.4%, or £2.2m, is the greatest percentage decline of any of the 110 sub-categories we’ve looked at this year. Granted, sales have been struggling for a while (a year

First Trimester: Pregnancy Symptoms & Baby Development  The Bumpsource

Thursday, July 2, 2009 Now part of the Early Years Foundation Stage, Birth to Threes continues to provide a vital focus for ongoing professional development. ACORN CHILDCARE TRAINING– Activities for the under-twos: one-day course for practitioners new to this age group. Topics include play and development, heuristic play, treasure baskets and evaluating equipment.– Activities for

clockThis article was published more than 8 years agoMany new mothers do not receive advice from their doctors on how best to care for their newborn babies, a survey released Monday shows.The survey, funded by the National Institutes of Health and published in the journal Pediatrics, collected responses from more than 1,000 new mothers across the country on where women

Home > Baby Friendly News and Research > Research > Research on Maternal Health > Research on Mental HealthPrenatal depression moderates the relationship between maternal trauma exposure and cortisol production and predicts breastfeeding behaviorTrauma exposure is associated with many negative outcomes for women during the prenatal and postnatal periods, including increased antenatal depressive symptomatology,  dysregulation