Your child may be asking tough questions regarding COVID-19, Miss Penny is here to help! Miss Penny will answer a variety of questions from young children related to handwashing, social distancing, and overall healthy habits. Welcome to kid vision healthy habits questions and answers i'm spending my name savannah how can I play…...

Your child may be asking tough questions regarding COVID-19, Miss Penny is here to help! Miss Penny will answer a variety of questions from young children related to handwashing, social distancing, and overall healthy habits. Welcome to kidvision healthy habits questions and answers hi miss penny my name is when can we go…...

New moms feel very overwhelmed in the first week after the baby is born, but this is completely normal, affirms Nancy Martinez, Mother Baby Clinical Educator with Homestead Hospital. She recommends all new moms to try to sleep, eat well, drink a lot of water and take care of themselves, because they are now…...

Every mom is different and after nine months of body changes, they have to be patient about recovery. Sandi Glandt, Family & Fitness Coach with Business and Body, explains a healthy routine can help in this process and describes how women can reach the goal...

Dr. Jaime Fernandez, Pediatric Neonatologist with Homestead Hospital, says any baby demonstrating withdrawal symptoms needs a long and complicated therapy that can only be done in a hospital. He explains the symptoms can range from mild irritability to seizures and death. "The treatment is very supportive. If it is just mild irritability, where the…...

There are different perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, such as postpartum depression, antenatal depression, postpartum anxiety, postpartum panic disorder, postpartum psychosis, and bipolar, peripartum onset, among others. Carey Acosta, Lactation Consultant with Homestead Hospital, says the postpartum depression is the one that most people think is the most common. "But with a postpartum depression…...

Normally, the postpartum depression starts maybe two or three weeks after the delivery. Dr. Jila Senemar, Obstetrician and Gynecologist with Baptist Health South Florida, recommends if a relative has somebody that’s having the baby blues, but they are not getting better within a week or two, that’s when they need to ask for help.…...

According to the National Institutes of Health, 15 % of new mothers find themselves in a deeper, longer-lasting depression after the baby was born. The postpartum depression is a syndrome that affects 15 % of pregnant women and it’s convenient to be detected, says Doctor Alberto Sirven, Obstetrician-Gynecologist at West Kendall Baptist Hospital. There…...