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Having a baby means new joys, cuddles, playtimes and cleaning poops, a lot of it.  Also, infants and toddlers parents always check their babies stool diligently as it is also an […]

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]]> 7 Causes of Green Stools in your baby- Looking for the reasons of green poop in your baby, this article is useful for you. Having a baby means new joys, cuddles, playtimes and cleaning poops, a lot of it.  Also, infants and toddlers parents always check their babies stool diligently as it is also an indicator of health.

Poops come in different textures, quantity, and color and believe it or not green stool is actually quite normEdumovlive.comal for a child. They eat and swallow anything that is in their sight and thus it doesn’t indicate anything serious, just some dietary changes and nominal issue, which can be cured easily.

Now let’s check out 7 Causes of Green Stools in Baby.

1. Dietary causes of baby

Infants can have green stool due to breastfeeding while the mother has green vegetable too much. Similarly, when an infant grows into a toddler, their food requirements go up and you introduce many vegetables and food items to them.

If they eat spinach, beans or any other green leafy vegetable or consume food or beverages that have a green color in them, it is quite possible for them to have green stool. To know whether it’s because of green vegetables only, stop feeding them such items.
Check if the poop is normal colored for 3 days, if not then the cause must be something else than food.

2.  Meconium

After the child is born, for a few days he/she will pass hard stool that is dark black with subtle green in it known as meconium.
This color is because, for the first few days, the poop has all the things the fetus consumed while it was still in the womb; it included bile, ammoniac acid, mucus, and water and epithelial cells.
This is odourless and after 4- days it starts turning into normal yellow or green color, as the bay starts to digest breast milk.

3.  A mother’s diet

If you are eating green vegetables like spinach or coriander more, it will make the poop of the baby green. Also, if there is any consumption of green colored food item by you, it reaches the baby’s system through feeding and thus they pass green stool.

4. Bile secretion

The bile is responsible for changing the green color of stool to brown. If the bile doesn’t get enough time to work, the child will pass green faeces.
Sometimes the bile travels much faster to reach the intestine from liver and hence doesn’t have enough time to change the brown color to green.

5. Medication for yourself and baby

If you are taking iron or vitamin supplements that are artificially colored, it can reach the baby through feeding. Simultaneously, if the baby is taking these supplements. The chances of a stool being green are very high.

6. Oversupply of formula milk or foremilk

Foremilk is the thinner milk that is secreted at the beginning of the feeding, it is higher in lactose and low in fat. When breast milk is oversupplied, babies drink this foremilk leading to an improper balance of lactose and fat.

The baby digests this milk very fast and can result in the green or frothy stool. Also, consuming too much formula milk makes the baby constipated and gassy, which can also lead to green poop.

7. Food poisoning
An infant’s digestive system is very sensitive and is still developing, hence, consuming some foods or variety of foods becomes a burden for their system.
This leads to food poisoning if the baby has a green stool with fever and abdominal cramps it may indicate food poisoning.

Some important tips:

If the child especially a toddler has a green stool with these symptoms, it’s advisable to consult a doctor as it may indicate towards some health issue:

  • Weight loss that doesn’t seem normal
  • Severe indigestion and gas and bloating
  • Diarrhoea that lasts more than 3 days
  • Stools that have a bad smell
  • Burning, irritable sensations in the rectum area
  • Abdominal pain accompanied by cramps
  • Excessive mucus in the stool
  • bleeding from the rectum
  • Respiratory difficulties
  • Dizziness
  • Less urine

In infants, if green stool passes for more than 5 days, consult a physician.

Don’t forget to look for practically tested home remedies for green stools in infants.

Also, check for dehydration, if the child drinks less water or has severe diarrhoea, they can have dehydration and can pass green or yellow stool with other symptoms like dry mouth or swollen tongue.

Green stool is usually normal for a child but it still keeps an eye on it to make sure that your child is healthy. For any further queries on causes of green stools, feel free to write below in comments.

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]]> In today’s competitive times, there can be no end to preparing kids for the success that they are capable of and deserve in the future. The kids are studying in school, but, most of the times, most parents expect more. They want their kids to learn more, understand deeper, and achieve better.

This can be done, of course. And there are some very good and interesting ways how this can be done. Ways that kids and parents love and appreciate equally. One of these ways is – you guessed right – Academic Enrichment Classes.

Academic Enrichment Classes can be very helpful for kids.

  • They can utilize kids’ time outside of school
  • They can teach kids new things that they can use for classes, exams and careers
  • They can give kids great information
  • They can be a great way and source of revision.

And this can be just the beginning of the great things that Academic Enrichment Classes can do for kids.

Classes on Language

Want your kids to know languages like English, French, German, Arabic, Hindi, Russian or Spanish well? You can always consider Language Classes for them.

These classes can, with immense expertise and care, teach your kids grammar, pronunciation and all other important aspects of a language such that the children can bring the languages into use with confidence, competence and ease.

Another good thing would be that kids are known to pick up languages quicker and easier than grown-ups; therefore the languages your kids are going to learn at a young age are going to get embedded better in their minds. Using the languages regularly (by continuing with the classes, to begin with) would maintain their grasp over them.

Mental Maths Classes

Wouldn’t you like your kids to get better and better at Maths? Maths is such a scoring subject – and something that your kids can use lifelong!

Mental Maths Classes can teach your kids to find Maths easier and more fun. Through their unique, inspiring and entertaining methods, such classes can help kids understand the basics of Maths and calculation clearer.

Designed to hone the number manipulation, digit correlation and other Maths related skills of children, these classes can bring about appreciable improvement in the way your kids look at and perform at Maths.

Classes for Test Preparation

There is this important examination coming up, and you think your child could do much better if s/he got a bit more of structured guidance, practice and preparation? There are Test Preparation courses for that purpose, which can help your child to understand the matter better, and also get skilled at time management and answering strategically.

Olympiad Exam Preparation Courses

Wouldn’t it be so convenient to get your child just the correct guidance for Olympiad Exams?

Kids can learn the techniques of answering questions quickly and correctly, and appear for mock tests that can bring them sufficient experience and revision, so that they can be more than prepared for doing their best in the exams.

The techniques of instruction are interactive and very effective.

Soft Skills Training Programs

Soft Skills are extremely important at every stage of life, and the sooner our kids get to pick them up, the better can it be for them.

Yes – Academic Enrichment Classes can help kids pick up Soft Skills, too.

Skills such as:

  • Public Speaking
  • Leadership
  • Time Management

and so on.

Calligraphy and Handwriting Classes

Handwriting is important. And a good handwriting can be an asset.

There are Calligraphy and Handwriting Classes that can give your kids expert training on these well-appreciated arts – right from holding the pen the perfect way to giving that artistic touch to every mark that they make on paper.

Your kids can learn from handwriting experts and gain in depth knowledge of the technical and other aspects of writing with the hand.

This is not all.

There can be many such classes related to Academic Enrichment that can teach your kids, in very interesting, stress-free, engaging ways, how they can enhance their academic performance and personalities to the fullest.

The sooner your kids get the benefits of such classes that can nurture their abilities to enable them to blossom their best, the better can it be for them.

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]]> https://edumovlive.com/academic-enrichment-classes-can-help-kids/feed/ 0 New to Code? Get your Kids Start with Coding https://edumovlive.com/new-code-get-kids-start-coding/ https://edumovlive.com/new-code-get-kids-start-coding/#respond Mon, 14 Aug 2017 05:32:09 +0000 https://edumovlive.com/?p=13071 The computer is the best creation of human mind till date. It is changing all the fields. The basic understanding of the language of equipment is a must. It is a challenge for an adult to teach computer coding to a child. Programming is an essential part of the education. The classic version of 3Rs […]

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]]> The computer is the best creation of human mind till date. It is changing all the fields. The basic understanding of the language of equipment is a must. It is a challenge for an adult to teach computer coding to a child. Programming is an essential part of the education. The classic version of 3Rs in the literacy has progressed to the 4th R. These are Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Algorithm. The sets of algorithm dominate the 21st century, and these fundamental skills help in building creative thinking and problem-solving ability in your child.

Get your Kids Start with Coding

Though schools have incorporated coding in their chapters, you can also help your child to hone his/her knowledge at home.

1)    The preschoolers’ programming

There is no need to explain rocket science for starting coding. Multi-screen command module and techno screen do not require starting it. The little fellows can be trained the ways of thinking in developing languages by the use of apps and toys. Kids between 2-5 years old are not mature enough to gulp the tougher aspects of coding. They are taking hygiene lessons, potty training, etc. Therefore, you must find out a similar way to teach them.

  • Mobile Apps: – Mobile usage has spread like wildfire in every corner of the world. Our child always gets attracted to our phones especially when they sense we can play games on it. You can download a game like The Everything Machine that uses a drag and drop interface for reprogramming the tools and sensors of the phone.
  • Board games: – Introduce few logical and fun board games like Spock during Pon Farr that doesn’t need to beep or flash.

2)    Training on making mistakes

Yes, you see it right. Coding can improve your kid’s spelling errors and boosts critical thinking. They need to learn to fix mistakes. For that, they must make mistakes.  Bugs are found in codes. Your child can learn how to eliminate error through a systematic process. In this way, the upcoming star will know that making mistakes is okay as long as one has the perception of correcting them.

3)    Google it

Google has the answer to almost everything.  “Made with Code” by Google aims at encouraging girls for making careers in computer science. The projects are easy. Google has developed the resources both for the beginners and the intermediates. New offerings are given periodically. Parents can learn along with their children from this guide.

4)    Strengthen the basics

Kids start with “visual block-based coding.” They use their mouse or finger to drag and drop the language blocks on the computer screen. Following several commands, such as repeat four times, or, move ten steps, essential components of gaming, animations, etc. are made. There is a non-profit website known as “code.org” that offers “free code studio program” with hundreds of block-based activities and courses. For example, the youngsters can program Elsa or make Star Wars game. The website also informs the parents about computer programming and look for various functions to get coding programs.

5)    Coding= Creativity

Do you know that coding is creative as it makes the non-living things come to live, like robots, drawings, applications, and games?

Get your Kids Start with Coding

The computer programming stereotypes scare many people. The super imaginative senses of our little sweethearts trigger the urge to create things. Kids automatically love to draw pictures and build things with Lego. Therefore, tell them that learning coding will help them enhance their creativity and the core programming concepts will naturally enter their minds.

6)    Respect your child’s dynamic passion

Coding can create many programs. Encourage your child according to his/her interest. I am presenting you some apps or kits that concentrate on drawing, animation, game designing, storytelling, etc. LittleBits, Sparki, Lego Mindstorms help the students in robot conception and make programs for the operation.

7)     Programming languages

Certain programming languages that are in demand and offers lucrative career path as software engineers or programmers. There is an array of languages and tools to check out. Some of the best are:-

  1. a) Scratch: MIT’s Lifelong Kindergarten Lab developed this free programming language for kids. It has starter packs, user community, instructions for the parents. Cards are present for learning concepts of Scratch Programming elsewhere from the computer. It uses a building-block visual interface for creating vast experiences for both parents and children. Events, actions, and operators are found together. Real animations, as well as games, can be made via pre-populated characters and images. You can simultaneously upload new ones. The online community is a good sharing platform for the kids.
  2. b) Alice: This free tool of 3D programming teaches C++. It uses the building blocks for allowing the kids to create animations and games via 3D models, scenes and programming camera motions. The easy ‘drag and drop interface’ and ‘play’ button led the students to make the metamorphosis from a ‘visual building block interface’ to a ‘conventional programming language.’ For example, Methods or Programs in Alice is converted into a Java IDE like NetBeans.

Don’t delay in introducing your little men and women to coding as it will open the door to the world of possibilities in their lives. But, always keep it in your mind that coding is not meant for everybody. Children who are keen in creative problem solving are the right candidates for it.

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]]> The Internet is used to share information from all over the world and can be dangerous to children and teens as it can keen on a threat in our houses. Children are going online at a younger age and as a parent, you have to be concerned about your child’s safety when they are going online. Being a parent it’s your duty to keep them safe from harmful deeds.

This might be difficult to handle the shame that you weren’t able to keep your kids safe and wasn’t there with them. Above all in this world of technology, when it was not possible to keep on your kid’s shield from the risk that creeps in the region of this era. Nowadays, our kids utilize their time online and as a result, have to face health issues. So, protect your kids from being a victim to the online predators.

Internet Safety Tips to Protect Your Kids

Internet Safety Tips to Protect Your Kids

Here are some tips to protect your kids from online dangers:

Limit Usage

There is nothing wrong in letting your kids going online but its good to set a time limit for online usage to keep them safe. Making a time limit for computer screen time can set up your child to make a smarter choice as they are older. Tell them to use the internet to learn new things and informative things.

Keep the computer at a common area

You can keep the computer in the common area rather than keeping in your kid’s room. This way you can check what are they doing online. You can even check if they are opening any inappropriate sites which they shouldn’t open. Keeping an eye on your kid when they are online can save them from engaging into any kind of trouble.

Teach about online dangers

Parents should always educate their kids about online dangers and should openly tell them about the inappropriate things which they should not open. Parents should be frank to their kids and should tell them that without their permission they should not post anything which can have a bad affect on them. Teach them to never agree for meeting online friends as it can turn out to be paedophiles or kidnapper.

Know their Passwords

Giving privacy to the kids can be very dangerous for them, they can hide things from you and this can even destroy their future. Always keep a check on their daily activities and ask about their passwords. When they are online you can check their browsing history to keep an eye on what they do online.

Be a friend with your kid on a social media

Being a parent it’s important to keep safe from all dangerous things which can harm your kids online and destroy there future. If your kids are very much social you should be their friend on all social media apps so that you can check what are they posting.

Cyberbullying

Usually, kids are almost active on the social media sites and play online games whole day and this is the place where Cyberbullying arises. While playing games they can be teased by the other people and this can mentally hurt them. So the best way to tackle this is you can talk to them about their lives and tell them how to react on the browbeat.

Cyber predators

Cyber Predators they can stalk kids on the internet taking benefit of their innocence and indulging them into dangerous activities. It can destroy your kids future and their innocence. Even when they are playing games online can be attacked by the predators, so to protect them have a good touch with them and share things.

Phishing

Phishing can be very dangerous especially, for the kids. It has been witnessed that many paedophiles are actively targeting children through the internet. Therefore, it is always suggested to teach your kids to not reply to the random text messages or not fill your information on any website. Even teach them to report such messages.

Falling for Scams

There are online scams in which your kids can indulge into and can spoil there future like cash prize messages or free access to games. And in return, they will be asked for credit card information. So teach your kids not to share any personal information with anyone while they are online.

Use Parental Control Software

Internet Safety Tips to Protect Your Kids

You can use parental control software so that you can know about their every activity and what they do online. To monitor your kids you can seek the help of a child cell phone monitoring software which works in a hidden mode without revealing the identity. With this software, you can remotely and invisibly monitor on their daily activities at your comfort.

Generally, kids are just watching videos or playing games, while some kids end up being exposed to something unsafe online. Educate your kids how to be safe and impending dangers of being online. You can tell them not answer unknown messages and not to talk be friend with them. They should be educated about all online dangers.

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