As every week, we return with the summary of Babies highlights and more, those who in the last week have aroused more interest with the readings or comments of the readers.
Regarding child health, we have finally known that bisphenol-A has been banned in bottles in Europe, we have talked about childhood obesity and how to interpret weight tables or stains on children's teeth.
About Early Childhood EducationWe have talked about what could be changed about the school, the anachronistic educational system according to Punset or what to do with the supposedly educational videos. The always complicated issue of the risks and benefits of going to daycare has also taken a prominent place in the blog.
About pregnancy, we have talked about amniocentesis, and we continue to answer some frequently asked questions in the first trimester.
We also know a little more about paternity and maternity leave in Europe, along with other curiosities such as recognizing if the baby has a touch fever, doubtful technology at the service of knowing how the baby will be or the influence of the moon in childbirth.
Some announcements with parents as protagonists They have caught our attention, confirming that the parents behind the wheel are in fashion, although we also have that spot that tells us "Enjoy life more" without children.
The recent Father's Day leaves us interesting readings, such as Armando's 12 tips for parents, last minute gifts for Father's Day or a nice diploma to print. Also, if you have not yet participated, I remind you that you can answer this question about the baby's care by the father.
To finish, we leave you with good ideas for cooking at home, some rice and meatball recipes with sepia from our colleagues Straight to the palate.
We hope that this compilation of posts from the last week has been interesting for you. We will continue working to bring the most attractive, fun and useful content to the blog, and next week we will present them in a new summary of Highlights of Babies and More.
