Antenatal Iron supplementation: During the third trimester, a pregnant woman may lack iron and iron deficiency can actually negatively affect a child’s mental development. Introduction Mental Development of child mainly depends upon the Antenatal Iron supplementation of Pregnant Mother & it helps to increase the mental growth. Good sources of Iron rich foods as … Read more
A shortage of folic acid in the diet of a pregnant woman might lead to brain and spinal cord defects in her child during birth. Consuming high-quality folic-acid, particularly three months prior to conception and during the first three months of pregnancy, protects your unborn child. 400 mcg of folic acid are needed per day. … Read more
Adequate iodine is important for the proper growth of both a baby’s thyroid and brain. Iodine supplements such as iodine-enriched salt, are usually recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. Despite adding iodine to salt, there are still elements that could make the infant iodine deficient. Indeed. If we store and later on cook, iodine quantity … Read more
Global Developmental Delay: Early in their development process babies undergo extensive learning phases and massive growth stages. Baby is just starting to interact with the world, see people he knows, respond to voices and practice those gross motor skills. Learning to talk and smile is a sign that your baby is progressing. Of course, parents … Read more
Early Childhood Development: A. Early Childhood Development : 02 months but less than 04 months (if child is not doing below mentioned activities, s/he should be consulted with Doctor) : B. 04 months but less than 06 months (if child is not doing below mentioned activities, s/he should be consulted with Doctor) : Early Childhood Development C. … Read more