Similac formula recall
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Unfortunately schools always teach to the dumb and hold up the rest and part of why we keep falling behind the rest of the developed world in STEM
This thread had some glaring examples, such as mansplaining suburban moms who don’t breastfeed and pulling stats out of his ass
The way it was framed made it seem like avoiding the risk of me spreading covid - I had been able to walk and was encouraged to do so first time around. I'm bitter if you couldn't tell
While I understand basic integration of students with special needs, we take it WAY to far. If a student is performing a couple grades behind, or required an assistant to stay on course, or can’t sit still and quiet as much as the other students; you are holding back and punishing the other students for the one students integration. I spent many years working in that field and it does none of them any good in that situation. Typically the aide will just give the answer to avoid holding things up or distracting or the other students can’t concentrate or hear over the disturbance that is being made and they fall behind.
I am not saying to put the special needs individuals in a remote spot, but if a non special needs kid distracts the class they are sent to the hall or the administrator, special needs ones have none of that done most times. We have become so concerned with the bottom 10% that we don’t try to push the top 10-20% of students.
This even occurs in vocational settings (where I was mainly). If our clients (I will use that dirty word that I got chewed out for because I think consumers is a dumb name) could not do public jobs with general decorum and respect and not throw a fit, I would treat them accordingly and assign them to more remote jobs until they could meet general expectations.
I won't post it here as it's on their political page, but for those interested, the New York Times had on interesting column yesterday on the effect the DPA will have on the formula supply.
Pete's comments were the most telling.
Yes. It’s almost like the President doesn’t personally oversee and control every detail of commerce in America and every initiative from his Administration. Brilliant observation! So glad you were able to bring this cutting insight.
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We just had a baby. There was no nursery in the baby friendly facility unless you had a premi that needed full care. On the flip side, the In laws in Ankeny had a full on nursery set up for nights to let the mom get a little rest after birth.
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I am not sure what a WTF emoji would look like. I often feel the need for a vomit emoji but this isn’t one of those times.
Candidates in Iowa Senate race aim to help families find formula
You can also use it to show search results by brand and type of formula.
www.kcci.com
Todd Brady, same guy that created the vaccine finder. Its nice to actually see a politician do something that helps people rather than just make empty statements. I hope people remember all the good he's done when its voting time.
How did humans manage through the millenia before 'formula'?
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With a lower population and much, much higher infant and maternal mortality rates, mainly.
Was it mama's milk that was killing the babes?
“Baby friendly” hospitals are a joke. Speaking from experience moms are going to be tired enough after they get home and nurserys would give them that time they need to rest after what they just went through. We have gotten to the point where we leave asap after we have a baby (we try to fast track the tests etc) just because if we aren’t going to get help from the nurses, we may as well just be in our own house.
Is this a joke? You know not everyone is made the same right? Some people can’t nurse
I would guess it was more the absence of milk...which is why formula came into existence...
I have no idea. Is it just that minority unable to nurse that resort to these concoctions? Is a significant % of babies fed this stuff?
Edit: Google helped me out - turns out that only 1% of new humans are exclusively breast fed:
"While about 80% of babies are now breastfed at birth, by three months less than 20% are exclusively breastfed. The official recommendation is that babies are exclusively breastfed – having no infant formula or solid food at all – for six months, but in reality only 1% of babies are exclusively breastfed by this point."
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Obviously we must evaluate all females for their lactation potential before we impregnate them. Cull those found to not meet minimum standards. Like Cows.
Oh…so you’re just a troll and won’t do your own research. Got it.
