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What Should You Eat?in small (“micro”) quantities in the diet or dietary supplements. The health outcomes in the mother and baby are similar to those reviewed in Chap. 3 for maternal weight and weight gain. Also reviewed are the potential risks of infection of the fetus or newborn baby when a pregnant woman consumes foods contaminated by microbes (germs).

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Toilet Training Your Childmized trials provide useful information on the “when” and the “how.” The interventions may vary for bladder and stool training, and for control during the day and night. The child’s interest and understanding of the process are key, as are the need to avoid battles with the child and the value of taking a break when attempts fail.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5407-8e infection in the mother, while the risks evaluated focus on birth defects but also include other adverse pregnancy outcomes. Future studies will be required to assess the benefits and risks of vaccinating pregnant women against COVID-19.

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