LADYTIMER DAILY QUIZ
Jan 20, 2025
During pregnancy an unborn baby is able to taste the food that is eaten by the mother.
Food which is very pungent in taste, for example garlic, does have the ability to cross through the amniotic fluid.
Experiencing heartburn while pregnant can increase the possibility of delivering a baby who has a full head of hair.
This may sound like an old wives tale, but research has found some scientific basis in this causation. The study, which was carried out at John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, found that from a group of 64 women 82 percent experienced heartburn and ended up delivering hairy babies.
Both a pregnant woman’s heart and feet will grow in size throughout the pregnancy.
A pregnant woman will most definitely notice their swollen feet, but their hearts will also enlarge in size during a pregnancy.
Nine months old is too young for a baby to begin to pick up something with his thumb and forefinger.
By nine months a baby’s hand muscles and motor skills should allow them to pick up something small and light, such as a piece of cereal or small toy, between their thumb and forefinger.
If a parent is concerned about a baby failing to meet a milestone, they should:
A)
Wait until the baby is older to see what happens
B)
Schedule an appointment with their pediatrician
C)
Look on the internet for at home remedies
A pediatrician is always the best source of information on a baby’s milestone. They will be able to make recommendations, referrals, and provide educated information. Any parent with concerns over their baby’s development should also address with their pediatrician.
Which of the following DOES NOT lead to babies developing “flat head syndrome”:
A)
Holding or carrying your baby on your body during the day
B)
Your baby spending most of the day in a car seat
C)
Sleeping in the same position every night
D)
Not spending enough time in “tummy time” positions
If your baby is spending a lot of the day lying, with his or her head flat against a hard surface, they may develop “flat head syndrome”. To avoid this, carry your baby on your body during the day, reposition him or her while sleeping, and be sure to follow the recommended amount of daily tummy time.