Sunday, June 27, 2010
Food is Not Allowed for Your Baby
New parents are often confused when introducing the first foods for your baby under the age of 12 months. In principle, said Babycenter site, all food must be allowed on the child, provided that portion is not excessive. However, they advised not to give a few. Anything?
Here it is:
* Do not give honey is too thick concentration. if they want to introduce, such as the type of honey Khasmir, should be diluted first.
* Do not give peanut butter. In addition to sticky and hard to swallow, in some babies are also at risk of allergies.
* Fresh cow's milk or full cream. Instead, the only one that provided the milk for your baby is breast milk. But when forced to, infant formula specially designed for babies do not why. Why? Your baby can not digest the protein in cow's milk for the first year, in fact, many sources state pure cow's milk contains large quantities of minerals that can damage the kidneys.
Avoid giving food in large pieces. This is to avoid the food ingested and trapped in your child's throat. Vegetables like carrots, celery, and green beans should be diced, before cooking. Cut fruits like grapes, cherry tomatoes, melon balls and a four before serving. Cut meats and cheese into pieces that are very small before disuapkan in children.
* Do not give hard foods like nuts, popcorn, hard candies, raisins and other dried fruit. Although small, but potentially create a child to choke. and small seedlings potential choking hazard.
* Be careful giving soft foods like marshmallows and jelly candies. Potential lodged in your child's throat.
* Avoid letting your child eat in the car. It's too difficult to monitor while driving.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Afghan Warrior Leader Ready to Send Troops to Gaza
KABUL-MI: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, one fighter group leader of Afghanistan, Wednesday (7 / 1) offer assistance to the Palestinians that Israel is now under attack. Fugitive of the United States government is ready to send his subordinates to assist the Palestinian people against Israel that calls the Gaza Strip.
According to his spokesman, Haroon Zarghon, Hekmatyar who led the group Hezb-i-Islami also urged Muslims worldwide to unite and 'fight' the American who helped Israel in terms of economic and weapons.
"Hezb-i-Islami not only condemned the Israeli invasion and barbaric acts against Palestinians. If circumstances allow, we will send mujahidin to help Hamas against Israel. We have thousands of volunteers who are ready to Gaza to fight against Israel. They are ready and we're looking for a way to send them, "said Haroon.
Hekmatyar was one of the fighters in Afghanistan. He leads the group to fight against NATO troops in Afghanistan with the Taliban-led separately.
Hakmatyar is one of America's most wanted fugitives who offer money to anyone who could catch him alive or dead. People from the people of Afghanistan as leader of the struggle against the Soviet invasion in the 1980s, previously also never send troops to Iraq to help Saddam Hussein in the Gulf War.
Meet The Tiger Dog
If this strange creature growled at you, you wouldn't know whether to run from his sharp claws or pat him on the head and give him a biscuit.
From a distance, its striped orange and black coat makes it look like a particularly odd tiger.
But it's actually a retriever, the victim of the latest craze among some dog owners in China to dye their pets to look like other animals.
The Chinese are always quick to embrace bizarre trends, and it is not unusual for owners to take their dogs to grooming parlours where they are not only given a shampoo and trim, but a multi-coloured dye job as well.
Today the retriever was joined by three furry friends whose dye jobs were much more convincing.
The tiny, fluffy dogs were the spitting image of baby giant pandas thanks to their makeovers.
The animals were pictured after being transferred to Zhenghou from Southwest China's Sichuan province at the weekend.
Recent figures show money spent on pets across the nation has seen nearly a 500 per cent increase between 1999 and 2008 - but, arguably, at the cost of their pets' dignity.
Quite what the animals might think about it is another matter.
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