Infant and Toddler Education and Care 180 Questions (Book Series for Expectant Mothers)

Author: Qin Yunfeng, Gao Lili (editors)
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Publish Date: 2002-05-10
Features: Currently, the concept of quality education for the next generation is becoming increasingly deeply rooted, and people are paying more and more attention to quality education. So, when should quality education begin? The answer is from the fetal period, that is, comprehensive quality education starts from the age of 0. More specifically, it should also start with the self-education of parents, requiring expectant mothers to fully master knowledge in areas such as pregnancy, childbirth, nurturing, and education. With the continuous improvement of awareness of eugenics and healthy childbirth, people hope to have children who are physically healthy and free from any diseases. However, due to reasons related to either the male or female partner, some young couples feel lost after marriage: about 10% of couples remain childless for years after marriage; some wives, after becoming pregnant, do not know how to apply the ancient and long-standing theories and methods of fetal education; during the perinatal period, they worry about potential complications, the possibility of birth defects, and do not know how to cooperate with doctors to try to deliver the baby naturally through the vagina; how to take postpartum care; what are the new concepts of feeding today; and what are the new methods of fetal education, nurturing, and upbringing—all of these are very important concerns for young parents. To meet the needs of future mothers and further improve the comprehensive quality of the next generation, we have organized experts from obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and urology to compile this series of "Expectant Mother Parenting Books." This book consists of five volumes: "230 Questions About Assisting Fertility and Conception," "210 Questions About Genetics and Eugenics," "180 Questions About Fetal Education and Eugenics," "240 Questions About Perinatal and Newborn Health Care," and "180 Questions About Optimal Education and Upbringing of Infants and Young Children." These volumes cover various aspects of pregnancy, childbirth, nurturing, and education, and we believe that every couple will benefit greatly from reading them. The main content of this book includes: What are the criteria for infant and young child health, where do the six major nutrients in the diet come from, is it good to dilute formula milk with rice soup, four taboos about infants and young children eating eggs, paper—children's toys, what are the characteristics of children's psychological development, how to cultivate a baby's response to light, how to educate introverted children, how to prevent and treat rickets, new methods of administering medication to infants, and the drawbacks of wearing open-crotch pants, among other topics.