PPT-Teenage Mothers & Breastfeeding Statistics More than 400,000 babies are born to teenagers

Teenage Mothers amp Breastfeeding Statistics More than 400000 babies are born to teenagers in the United States every year National averages as of 2013 60 of young females under the age of 20 breast feed. Did you know?. Breastfeeding is the best . source of nutrition . for . babies . and young children. . It . contributes to a lifetime of good health, growth and development. . Did you know? . Infants who are not breastfed are at an increased risk of illness that can . T. E. E. N. . N. E. T. W. O. R. K. Contents..... Authors ..... About the authors. ..... Preface ..... The road to teen network. ..... Changes during teenage. ..... Emotional changes. Physical changes. . Is this rebellion? Explain. http://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q5V6DKH3bw. dissent from an accepted moral code or convention of behaviour, dress, etc.. What does the word rebellion mean?. WHAT DO YOU THINK MAY BE SOME ISSUES?. We Are All March of Dimes Babies. https. ://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgP7SGhiHCg. . Why fight . premature . birth?. Premature birth is the #1 killer of . babies. 1 of every 10 babies in the United States is born . T. E. E. N. . N. E. T. W. O. R. K. Contents..... Authors ..... About the authors. ..... Preface ..... The road to teen network. ..... Changes during teenage. ..... Emotional changes. Physical changes. T. E. E. N. . N. E. T. W. O. R. K. Contents..... Authors ..... About the authors. ..... Preface ..... The road to teen network. ..... Changes during teenage. ..... Emotional changes. Physical changes. Dr Amy Brown. Overview. How others affect breastfeeding. Grandmothers. Fathers / partners. General public . We are a product of those around us. Attitudes. Knowledge. Persuasion . Criticism . Ability to help . Statistics. More than 400,000 babies are born to teenagers in the United States every year. National averages as of 2013. :. 60% of young females under the age of 20 breast feed. 20% of these young women continue breastfeeding after 6 months. Dr Amy Brown. Overview. Attitudes. Confidence, self efficacy and assurance. Body image . Transition to motherhood. Parenting culture. Mental health. Common attitudes. Breast is best but formula is fine. Die early in life. Have health problems later in life. Educational difficulties. generated from cross-sectional regressions. 6% of babies in US are low weight. Highest rate in the developed world . 2. Can a breastfeeding mother receive a flu shot? Yes, either a flu shot or nasal spray flu vaccine should be given to breastfeeding mothers. There is no risk of harm to a baby if a mother receives a fl Analyze the impact of the…14th Amendment…on participation of minority groups in the American political process. (SS.7.C.3.7). Who is a citizen?. How do we determine who is a citizen of the United States?. Chapter 6. Breastmilk is ideal for the newborn baby as it is tailormade to suit all the requirements of the baby. . Exclusive breastfeeding . is the single most important and simple intervention that can prevent a significant proportion of neonatal morbidity and mortality. . Title: Knowledge . and . P. ractice of . E. ssential . N. ewborn Care in Mothers . of Babies Born Before arrival to . Wewak General Hospital.. Dr. Natalie . Kapari. . Paediatric. Registrar- ESPHA. Outline.