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As the fetus grows, the metabolism of a pregnant woman's body (pregnant women) will increase due to hormonal changes and blood volume that jumps to 40 percent to match the needs of your child. All of these natural reactions ultimately produce heat that makes pregnant women feel hot. The only way to remove excess heat from the body is through the cardiovascular system which is helped by an adequate supply of fluids. In addition, the heart of a pregnant woman is also slightly enlarged and moves to one side due to the enlarged uterus, so that your body must work harder in maintaining body temperature. Plus, an increase in body weight reaching 9-14 kilograms makes Mother as if carrying a furnace everywhere. Mother will sweat more and risk being dehydrated more easily. Thus, Mother is at risk of experiencing problems related to heat, such as weakness, dizziness, and even fainting. Especially when you are in the blazing sun, you are more likely to experience dehydration, which is mar

Your newborn baby may still be difficult to suckle because the ability to suckle is not yet formed. The baby's skills in breastfeeding are only developing significantly after one to one and a half months of age. However, it's good Mother does not ignore the problem of breastfeeding in infants because he could have a short tongue strap or tongue-tie, also called ankyloglossia. This disorder that inhibits the ability to suckle. A tongue-tie condition can be seen when the baby has difficulty attaching breasts to the mouth or when the mouth is not fully attached to suckle. He also made a tasting sound, like "ckck" when he was suckling. Besides each suckling, she repeatedly ejects and inserts the Mother's nipples from her mouth so that the breastfeeding moment is long. As an additional step in anticipation, pay attention also though breastfeeding has been going on for a long time, but the baby still looks always hungry and fussy. The effect later, the baby's we

The presence of your child would make life more meaningful. Unfortunately there are still things about the care of your child who are still not used to the new mothers, one of which is how to bathe your child. Bathing your child becomes a crucial moment considering that at the age of 0-3 months, the baby's skin is still vulnerable to irritation and peeling so special treatment is needed. Not infrequently, some mothers deliberately do not bathe their little ones for several days for reasons not yet. In fact, in the opinion of the doctors, Mother was allowed to bathe their little ones since being taken home from the hospital. Mother is also often confused about the right temperature for your child. The recommended water temperature is lukewarm alias not too hot and not too cold. Usually, the temperature that is considered safe is around 37-38 degrees Celsius. If there is no thermometer, it's better to use your elbows instead of your palm to measure. One of the things that mu

Adrenaline is a hormone produced by the body when facing a dangerous situation or when under stress. In a balanced amount, this hormone has an important role to maintain the function of various organs of the body. However, the deficiency or excess of the hormone adrenaline can actually be dangerous to health. The hormone adrenaline, or sometimes also called epinephrine, is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands and brain. The body releases this hormone when feeling stressed, depressed, scared, happy, or in a stressful or dangerous situation. Benefits of the Adrenaline Hormone for the Body When entering the bloodstream, the hormone adrenaline will have effects on various organs of the body, such as: The heart beats faster and works harder, thereby increasing alertness. Blood vessels widen, so blood flow to the muscles and brain increases. Sweat production increases. Sense of sight and hearing become more alert. Increased blood sugar levels, which the body will use as energy