Teaching Plan Assessment: Subjective Information: Mother is considering breast feeding as an option, but is unsure of methods and benefits in comparison to bottle feeding. Is unsure about herself and whether or not she will be able to perform necessary tasks required to breast feed successfully. Objective Information: Mother is 34 weeks pregnant, 20 years old, gravida one, para zero, previous smoker who quit after learning of pregnancy at two months. She works part time at a church and baby-sits
The debate between breast feeding vs formula feeding has been an active argument since 1867, when it was invented by Henri Nestle. Researches and tests have been done to see whether or not breast milk is better for the child. After looking at research breast feeding is the best way to go. For many reasons not only for the baby but the mother too. It has been proven over time that by breast feeding your baby, your baby will have a less chance of developing allergies. Sometimes when babies are fed
What is better for infants under two years of age; breast-feeding or formula feeding? How does each affect the child’s health outcome? These are questions many new parents or soon-to-be parents ask. There are benefits to both breastfeeding and formula feeding, but with benefits, there are also risks to each type of feeding. Picking which type of feeding to provide a child is significant because a child grows significantly within the first two years of life. Within these first two years, a child
Breast feeding vs. formula feeding newborns In today’s society mothers are faced with the decision whether to breastfeed or to formula feed their infant. Whether the infant’s family is on a tight budget some choose to breastfeed but while another mom formula feeds people say “she is taking the easy way out or she isn’t going to bond with her infant as much as breastfeeding mothers will”. There has been numerous debates on the social media sites to prove which one is better and mothers bashing
Breast-feeding is when the mother feeds her child with the milk from her breast. Breast-fed babies normally eat between 8-12 times in a 24 hour period (Lindsay 150). According to Stuhldreher, “Before the eighteenth century, human milk was the only source for infant feeding. If a mother did not breast-feed, a woman called a wet nurse fed her baby” (Stuhldreher, Par.19). Starting in the nineteenth century a new mother was able to decide whether she wanted to breast-feed or feed her baby formula milk
Breast feeding has been in practice for a very long time, as early as 2000 BC. Before the invention of formula, bottles, and pumps this was the safest most common way for a mother to feed their infants. In fact, for 99% of human history breast milk was the sole source of nutrition for children until the age of two. In today’s society there are many different and opposing personal stand points on where or not a mother should breast feed their children. It is a very controversial topic with many variables
Breast-feeding is Best! Women should be able to breast-feed and not be embarrassed or ridiculed for doing so. They should be encouraged more to breast-feed and or pump in the work place. Most important they should have more education on breast-feeding and counseling for time management or complications they may have. Breast feeding has always been a natural event since the beginning of time. The recent events of women being harassed and humiliated has prevented a lot of women from breast feeding
to produce milk for your child and had no complications with feeding, would you be more willing to feed your baby that way? Or would you still pick formula? It’s an important decision the mom has to make not only for herself but for her child as well. Moms still today don’t know the benefits of breastfeeding and are quick to pick up a can of formula because of rumors or just lack of education on the subject. The benefits of breast feeding extend well beyond basic nutrition. There is no greater feeling
Breastfeeding is a great choice. TIPS TO MAKE RIGHT CHOICES. I compared Breast Milk versus Formula, describe for you the difference between breast milk and colostrum. After reading it you can tell why it is worth while to invest in your baby, by spending time with her/him, nursing. At the beginning it is a tough job, as you and the baby are both learning. Nursing is not something the baby is born with, it is not a natural talent given, but earned, through dedication and commitment. You committing
The Joy of Smoking Cigarettes The side of smoking that is rarely published will be explored in this paper. The side that only a smoker knows, not the side the governments and health agencies provide the news media with. This information is valuable because it is not very well exposed to the world. This essay will answer the question, “Why do you smoke cigarettes?”. Smoking can be very fun. Smoking is a good way to kick back during work. Smoking can actually be a reward, and a reward that
a crucial character who strongly influences Juliet’s thoughts and actions. The main reason why the Capulet employed her was to breast feed Juliet. The Nurse was perfect for the job because she had just lost her little baby Susan, and The Nurse will now have unwanted breast milk that is ideal for Juliet as Lady Capulet does not want the role of breast feeding. The relationship between The Nurse and Juliet is like a mother daughter relationship, she is like Juliet surrogate mother towards Juliet
Title: Grapes of Wrath: Questions and Answers What are the chief reasons for the mass migration to California? I believe that the primary reasons for the mass migration to California were poverty and the desire for a better life. The people in Oklahoma were struggling to make ends meet and barely had enough to survive. They worked long hours on farms and received little compensation for their hard work. This made them frustrated and unhappy. Additionally, the Joad family, who were proud and wanted
breastmilk for their newborn via putting the baby to breast, or pumping and feeding breastmilk. This interaction should begin early in the pregnancy and carry right on through birth and into the early postpartum period (Schuiling, 2017). Positive reinforcement and encouragement with every interaction with the mother can be of utmost benefit. Some common issues that can occur with breastfeeding includes mastitis,
Breast Feeding and Toilet Training Can Mess You Up Sigmund Freud proposed that human infants were born in a state of polymorphous perversity with an unfocused libidinal drive directed toward any object that might provide sexual satisfaction (Freud, 1952a). Until around the age of six, humans are able to fulfill these sexual needs through any part of their body. Freud laid out three distinct and predicable stages for this early developmental period corresponding to the comportment of the child towards
fluid that provide for the optimal absorption of iron. This milk also “protects the gut from harmful bacteria and assists in digestion of fat” (Dermer, Montgomery.) This certain article also talked about how a mother’s own milk will change during a feeding from thirst-quenching to hunger-satisfying. Mothers’ milk also has a variety of flavors because of the changing diet of the mother. Another benefit of breastfeeding, according to Dr. Dermer and Dr. Montgomery has to do with the immune system of
order to conceive children ultimately you need a certain amount of fat to carry a child and to breast-feed. When men see fat women they become attracted to them because they know that they will be able to carry children. Being fat resembles fertility. The video focuses on one family in particular. In this family gavage otherwise known as force feeing is practiced. The video shows the mother force-feeding her 5-year-old daughter, and you can tell that they child does not want to eat or drink anymore
The Use of Technology at the Bedside to Place Feeding Tubes Amy D. Kramer Point Loma Nazarene University Introduction Artificial nutritional support is often necessary to enhance the nutritional status of acutely or critically ill patients. Nasogastric and post-pyloric feeding tubes are relied upon to provide the caloric and nutritional support required. There are approximately 1.2 million feeding tubes placed annually in the United States (Koopmann, Kudsk, & Szotkowski, 2011; Krenitsky,
While learning does not end when school is out, neither does the need for good nutrition (“Benefits”, n.d.). Good nutrition is very beneficial to children, especially school age children. Not only does it provide nutritional benefits to help with their growth process, it also enhances their learning process. Senate Bill 89 (SB 89), passed in the 83rd regular session, ensure that low income children acquire free meals in the summer when school is not in session. Although, SB 89 ensures nutritious
administering medications alongside enteral nutrition. The nurse’s main concerns in administering tube feedings and medications after receiving medical orders and feeding schedule are to check for the patient safety, monitoring for complications, comfort, and education. In fact, patient’s safety is the first concern. It’s addressed by many ways before administration of any fluids, medications, or feeding: 1) The nasogastric tube placement (through x-ray, pH testing, aspirate characteristics, external
behind woman’s breasts. Breasts; defined as either of the two soft, protruding organs on the upper front of a woman's body that secrete milk after pregnancy. By this definition, it would be hard to interpret any of the underlying sexual connotations that breasts exert. Women leave the hospital, and begin the treacherous journey of whether or not to breast-feed in public. It is tough to understand why a women would not breast feed in public, however, society has sexualized breast to the point where