Parents to a 3 year old were left completely shocked when they found out that their child talks to stranger daily in his room at the dead of the night.
Silence is golden. But is it preventable? For young children — babies, especially — loud noises are part of their culture. In fact, unusual quietness in a baby can oftentimes be seen as sign of something being not quite right. Still, people can be stubborn. The world apparently revolves around their eardrums. And the prospect of donning toddlers’ mouths with muzzles has entered the conversation. Should it be fine for parents to buffer their baby’s blaring? Keep reading to find out why or why not masking babies for the sake of silence is or isn’t a good idea.
It’s every parent’s most dreaded fear; you turn your back for a second — not even a second, a fraction of a second — and something happens to your child.
Miniature baby, weighing only 390 grams, managed to fight for her life after her twin sister was placed next to her, just like in the womb of their mother. Today she is a happy girl who enjoys her childhood.
Doctors told Bentley’s parents, Sierra and Dustin, that they should have an abortion at an ultrasound appointment when Sierra was 20 weeks pregnant. During the appointment, they found out that their son Bentley had encephalocele, a rare condition in which part of the brain develops in a sac outside of the skull.
On July 20, 2014, a young mother named Danni gave birth baby Isla. It wasn’t until nurses went to weigh the newborn girl that they noticed she had no skin on her hands or feet.