Plomo en nuestras vidas? / Lead in our lives?
que se utiliza para crear baterias, construcción y también se puede llegar a encontrar naturalmente en el suelo.
Muchas de nuestras casas pueden llegar a tener el plomo en la pintura o estamos utilizando cosas para cocinar que contienen barro, lo cual puede hacer que nuestros hijos se expongan
El plomo se puede pegar al cerebro y otras partes del cuerpo para crear anemia, problemas de aprendizaje, malestar entre otras complicaciones.
Para mas información siga el #linkenBio para las recomendaciones de la CDC y la Academia Americana de Pediatria
@healthychildrenaap @altamedhealths @cdcgov
Did you know that lead poisoning can be prevented? Lead is a very heavy metal that is used to create batteries, construction, and can also be found naturally in soil.
Many of our houses may have lead in paint or we are using cooking utensils that contain mud based components (barro), which can expose our children.
Lead can stick to the brain and other parts of the body to create anemia, learning disabilities, malaise, and other complications.
For more information follow the recommendations of the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics
Espantos en Octubre: Halloween vs Covid-19
Este año es diferente. Muchos niños ( y definitivamente también adultos) se preparan anualmente para salir y divertirse el famosos 31 de Octubre. Pero este año va a ser diferente.
Tenemos que considerar que entre mas nos alejemos de los siguientes lineamientos, mas nos acercamos al coronavirus:
-Distanciamiento Social-Uso de mascarilla-Lavado de manos
Después de tener esas recomendaciones, la CDC recomienda NO ir si (lista corta):
1) Tienes Covid-19
2) Tienes pendiente el resultado de la prueba
3) Has sido expuesto
4) Estas en una contacto en los pasados 14 días con alguien que tuvo covid.
En el link (y en el bio) puede encontrar mas información especifica en caso que vaya hacer algo en casa o salir de ella. La recomendación es clara: SI SALIMOS NOS EXPONEMOS.
Hay cosas que no han cambiado: OJO que sus disfraces reflejen la luz (para evitar accidentes en la noche), tener linternas, cuidado con los dulces.
Si tiene dudas o preguntas puede acceder
Scares in October: Halloween vs Covid-19 This year is different. Many children (and definitely adults too) prepare annually to go out and have fun on the famous October 31st. But this year is going to be different. We have to consider that the further we move away from the following guidelines, the closer we get to the coronavirus: -Social distancing -Use of mask -Handwashing After having those recommendations, the CDC recommends NOT to go if (short list): 1) You have Covid-19 2) You have the test result pending 3) You have been exposed 4) You are in contact in the past 14 days with someone who had covid. In the link (and in the bio) you can find more specific information in case you are going to do something at home or leave it. The recommendation is clear: IF WE GO OUT, WE EXPOSE OURSELVES. There are things that have not changed: BEWARE that their costumes reflect light (to avoid accidents at night), have flashlights, be careful with sweets.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays.html#halloween
healthychildren.org
El uso de dispositivos electrónicos puede afectar el desarrollo del lenguaje en los niños, según estudio
Un reciente informe de la Asociación Americana de Medicina (AMA por sus siglas en inglés) revela que los menores pasaron de estar 53 minutos a más de dos horas frente a un aparato tecnológico. El doctor Ilan Shapiro explica que el uso excesivo de estos puede generar problemas en los pequeños a largo plazo. Estas son las recomendaciones de los expertos.
Exigen vacunas para migrantes
http://noticiero.estrellatv.com/noticias/exigen-vacunas-para-migrantes-noticiero-estrella-tv/
En esta época de Influenza, se ha negado el acceso a vacunación 💉a inmigrantes en centros de detención. Esto crea un foco problemático el cual puede llevar a problemas severos, ya vimos el año pasado la muerte de 3 menores por Influenza. Gracias ESTRELLA TV con Wendy Castillo (@wendycastillo90) por comentar sobre este importante tema. 👍💉
In this Influenza season, the vaccination has been denied to immigrants that are on the detention centers. This creates a problematic area that can start sever complications, as we already witness last year when 3 kids died from Influenza. Thank you ESTRELLA TV con Wendy Castillo (@wendycastillo90) for sharing information about this problem. 👍💉
Vaping: What do we know today?
Hoy en dia la #tecnología nos ha ayudado a mejorar nuestra vida pero tenemos que ser claros que el #Vaping definitivamente está creando problemas en nuestra salud, jóvenes están teniendo acceso a la #nicotina (#veneno) y muchos de ellos utiliza esto como puente a terminar #fumando y #adictos al #tabaco. Estamos apenas entendiendo los efectos secundarios y la ramificación de lo que está pasando con el vapeo. Más de 1,000 casos se han detectado y se siguen incrementando. Cuidece a usted y a su familia: NO LOS UTILICE
Por favor siga la liga en el profile para un par de ligas donde se explica con más detalle lo que está pasando.
Today #technology has been improving our lives, but let’s be clear that #Vaping has created a lot of health problems, our youth is starting to use #nicotine (#poison) and this has created an addiction bridge to start #smoking #tobacco products. We are starting to understand the secondary effects and ramifications of vaping. More than 1,000 cases have been directly linked and this number continues to increase. Take care of yourself and your family: DON’T USE THEM
Please follow the link in the profile to have access to links that go deeper in what is currently happening
Thank you @Univision, @ClaudiaBotero and @LeonKrauze from #AlPuntoCalifornia for the opportunity to share this with our community
On demand informacion form the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/basic_information/e-cigarettes/severe-lung-disease.html
Information for parents: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/teen/substance-abuse/Pages/E-cigarettes.aspx
California local resource on everything: from general stuff to how to quit https://www.flavorshookkids.org/
Original Univision Video: https://www.univision.com/local/los-angeles-kmex/al-punto-california/como-si-le-estuvieran-echando-fuego-a-los-pulmones-el-peligro-de-usar-cigarrillos-electronicos-segun-un-experto-video
Selective Babies Alzheimer: When someone forgets that they were babies too
Selective Babies Alzheimer: When someone forgets that they were babies too
After a long “baby winter” (my definition of the first months, when any fever is an automatic “go to the hospital card”), we have started to enjoy the amazing summer. We have been blessed with company from great grandparents to my daughter’s 20 month old cousin. Sharing stories about how we were in the past. It’s amazing how certain things and behaviors our daughter started to do that other family members (including, Uncle, Dad, Mom, etc), gestures, positions and even the way the she sooths herself to sleep; for example, she plays with her hair to relax herself to sleep, just like her uncle does. Is it a coincidence or genetics having fun? I really don’t have a straight answer, but I’m just impressed and wonder what other surprises she will have for us in the future.
It’s human nature to act upon a crying baby. Mom will know specifically their babies cry and it is interesting when other people, for example, in a restaurant, would react (of course I’m not describing the crying baby in a movie or opera concert). They have this look and wired silence, expressing in a non verbal way, that “someone” needs to mute the baby, and the more adventures ones, just moves to another table. It seems that they are having “Babies Alzheimer” defined as: NOT REMEMBERING THAT THEY WERE BABIES ONE TIME, AND PROBABLY, THEY CRIED TOO. Well, that’s life right? Until we find the mute button or my baby (that usually cries for a couple of seconds) talks fluently in one language (including sign language), will have those moments, that at the beginning were more uncomfortable for us, but now, we see it as a learning process to have a social life, starting to be experts on how and what to bring to “social events” so everyone will have a great experience
