16:51 Aug 30, 2000 |
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4 | método madre canguro |
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na | canguros |
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na | Comentario adicional |
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na | See below |
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na | contacto materno, calor materno |
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canguros Explanation: En USA (en Argentina no existe una figura similar) se denomina canguros a las estudiantes universitarias que cuidan niños. Ojo, no confundir con las babysitters. Canguros son estudiantes universitarias. Saludos :) Elinor |
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Comentario adicional Explanation: Tengo entendido que las estudiantes canguro, viven en casas de familia y cambian cuidado de la casa/niños por alojamiento y comida (seguramente alguien que viva en USA podrá dar mayores detalles). No sé cómo funciona una canguro en una unidad hospitalaria. Saludos again! :) |
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See below Explanation: Kangaroo care is given to premature babies in the hospital. I quote from the web page listed below. There is more on that page. " The babies were dying of infections and respiratory problems as well as lack of attention paid to them by a bonded parent. "Kangaroo care" for these infants evolved out of necessity. Mothers of premature infants were given their babies to hold twenty-four hours a day-they slept with them and tucked them under their clothing as if in a kangaroo's pouch. If a baby needed oxygen, it was administered under an oxygen hood placed on the mother's chest."... "In the United States, the few hospitals that regularly use kangaroo care protocols have mothers or fathers "wear" their babies for two to three hours per day, skin-to-skin. The baby is naked except for a diaper, and something must cover his or her back--either the parent's clothing or a receiving blanket folded in fourths. The baby is in a mostly upright position against the parent's chest." Sorry it is so long. Reference: http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:www.midwiferytoday.com/... |
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contacto materno, calor materno Explanation: No conozco un término en español pero creo que "contacto materno" o "calor materno" podrían servir. Saludos. |
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método madre canguro Explanation: As provided by the OMS. Reference: http://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/maternal_... |
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