Today as every week we offer you a summary of highlights of the last week in Babies and more.
We started with a story that has touched us all, that of Carlota, who got wonderful parents who accompanied him in his short life. We continue with an entry that can be useful for Carnival, by showing you beautiful costumes to make at home.
We have talked a little about children's sleep, criticizing the words of a psychologist, who ensures that letting children sleep in parents' bed is going against nature and against common sense and we offer you the interesting words of another psychologist, Ana María Valenzuela, who tells us in an interview that children learn by imitation and research.
We have explained a little how parents should act when a brother will not be born and we have explained that "Baby on board" is going to be done, a new reallity in sight that, as Eva tells us, looks good.
In a humorous way, we have talked about those crafts that only dad and mom can like, as you can imagine, because they are pulling weird, ugly, or directly horrible, but we love them because they have been made by our children.
In our Special Children's TV we have talked about one of the series that educated us in childhood: Sesame Street.
Finally, in the “Between Moms” space of My World Phillips you can find several tips to overcome the trouble that breastfeeding can give in public, while in Circula Seguro we have been told about Green Light, a series of Road Safety shorts for children.
We hope that this week the contents of Babies and more find them interesting, enjoyable and practical. We will work to make it happen.
