We leave the month of February behind and as every Monday we bring you a summary of the highlights of the week. Among the most read and commented articles we find a wonderful reflection on how many children you have to have today, something we all have something to say about.
Our readers were also interested in the sad case of a presenter of a children's program, with only one arm, which frightened children or parents? British. About pregnancy, we have known more data about anembryonic pregnancy, recommendations on getting a pregnancy test in case of doubt and the relationship between diabetes and depression.
For his part, Armando brought us the second part of the most beautiful songs for our children and Lola reminded us that they were reissuing the fabulous documentary "In the womb."
A touch of humor we saw in a curious pajamas-mop for children to clean the floor while crawling and a body for babies sleeping thieves. Another invention of doubtful utility also caught our attention: bronze sculptures of the fetus, taken from the ultrasound images.
Photography tips for children, how to act in the face of children's falls, which scare us so much, or how to prevent atopic dermatitis in babies are other issues we have brought you these days.
We hope that next week will bring us much more news, tips and interesting studies, much more useful information for those who seek, expect or have children.
