What is a good father?
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What is a good father?
A good father makes all the difference in a child’s life. He’s a pillar of strength, support, and joy. A good father loves his children, but he doesn’t let them get away with everything. He might disapprove of his children’s misdeeds, using tough love to prove a point, but he does so through the power of his words.
How do I know my baby complexion?
A baby’s skin coloring can vary greatly, depending on the baby’s age, race or ethnic group, temperature, and whether or not the baby is crying. When a baby is first born, the skin is a dark red to purple color. As the baby starts to breathe air, the color changes to red.
Why is my 2 week old red?
As the baby begins to breathe air, the color changes to red. This redness normally begins to fade in the first day. A baby’s hands and feet may stay bluish in color for several days. This is a normal response to a newborn’s immature blood circulation.
When should I be concerned about my newborn?
Wheezing, grunting, or whistling sounds while breathing. Odor, drainage, or bleeding from the umbilical cord. Worsening yellowing (jaundice) of the skin on the chest, arms, or legs, or whites of the eyes. Crying or irritability which does not get better with cuddling and comfort.
What are signs of bad circulation?
Symptoms of Poor Circulation in the Body | Vascular Issues
- Muscle cramping.
- Swelling or heaviness in the extremities.
- Constantly cold extremities.
- Non-healing wounds in the lower extremities.
- Constant pain in the foot at rest.
What does bad circulation look like?
Signs of Poor Circulation When your limbs can’t get enough blood, your hands or feet may feel cold or numb. If you’re light-skinned, your legs might get a blue tinge. Poor circulation also can dry your skin, turn your nails brittle, and make your hair fall out, especially on your feet and legs.
How do you know if you have bad circulation?
Signs of Poor Circulation
- Muscle cramps.
- A stinging, throbbing or aching sensation.
- Numbness.
- A tingling “pins and needles” feeling.
- Confusion or memory loss, which occurs when blood flow to the brain is limited.
- Hands and feet that are cold to the touch.
- Fatigue.
- Varicose veins.
