Today as every Monday we review what was published in Babies and more during the past week.
While vacations are already at your doorstep, Velsid has told us about how important it is to involve children in travel arrangements, and we have also mentioned several products that are likely to be useful on these vacations, such as special swimwear with built-in sun protection for children, the portable travel highchair designed by Philippe Starck, a travel tray for playing and eating or skis for the stroller. Dolores also told us about an effective mosquito trap system that can certainly be very useful if you travel to a tropical destination during your vacation. If you go to the pool with the little ones in the house, we tell you that it is not necessary to use bath plugs if the child's ears are healthy.
Regarding the announcement of the government to grant aid of 2,500 euros per birth or adoption in Spain, which is one of the news that has received the most attention in recent weeks, we inform you that the aid will not be retroactive and that the form to request the benefit by birth or adoption will be available from today.
Dolores told us about how beneficial it can be for children's self-esteem to have a pet and presented us with a nice photo gallery of children who have a great resemblance to their dogs.
Velsid told us about fetal abuse due to drug use during pregnancy and we learned a shocking news related to the neglect of some mothers and that a baby with 1.2 degrees of alcohol was born.
We met the new Chicco website on the safety of children in the car and the Axiss swivel car seat that turns to the side and is very comfortable to place the baby.
We also learned from a new study that indicates that chronic stress during pregnancy can cause cerebral palsy in the baby, that epidural anesthesia could be replaced by an analgesic gas that is already used as an alternative treatment in a hospital in Castellón, which in Argentina There is a bill that seeks to ban the manufacture or sale of war toys in that country, and that EU member states still have a year and a half to restrict the commercialization of thermometers and other measuring devices containing mercury.
Finally I remind you that Velsid told us about a curious robot for autistic children called Kaspar and that thanks to Dolores we were able to know a short but illustrative 3D animation video of the birth of a baby.
