@ Kayx What is the Truck Age in Nigeria and paste truck pictures

Am interested.

Send me the pictures of the truck via simsolconcept@yahoo.com 

Ur Nigeria no bad.
MTN says it does not exist.

Pls confirm ur Nigeria No.

simsolconcept@yahoo.com

WHERE IS UR SHOP OR LOCATION

Ok.

frEE oF sharge

In Nigeria nothing can be that Free.
Am sure something will be going for something. Trust me

My Wife had our first baby delivered on Wk 41.
Although the baby was Breech.

@ModeM
On Stimulating Natural Delivery:
1. Having a long Walk
2. Nipple simulation
3.Sex after week 38. The Semen (Sperm) contains "PROSTAGLADINS" which helps in stimulating Labour contractions and delivery when due.

But, See your Doctor for further Advice.


Let me chip in this.


[b]RATING BABY’S HEALTH AT BIRTH using Apgar Test Method

Shortly after delivery your baby's healthcare team will conduct what is called an Apgar test. This test is often something new parents obsess about, so it is worth covering briefly.

The Apgar test is nothing more than a measure of your baby's overall health and well being shortly after delivery. This score may help your doctor evaluate your baby's health some time after delivery or make important decisions regarding your baby's care immediately after delivery.

The Apgar evaluations are given twice, once a minute after birth and again after five minutes have passed. Here are some items your healthcare provider looks for when scoring:
• The color of your baby's skin (Pink or bluish for example).
• The rate of respiration of your baby.
• Your baby's heart rate.
• Your newborn baby's muscle tone and reflexes.
• Your baby's overall reflexes.
The one minute test can give your doctors some idea of how well your baby faired during delivery. The next test is a sign of how well your baby is adapting to life outside the womb. A low score does not necessarily mean something is wrong with your baby, but may mean that your baby should be observed for a short period of time or may need additional tests to ensure that your newborn baby is doing well after delivery.

Your baby's score is based on several parameters. Here are some guidelines for determining your baby's Apgar:
• Color - Pink babies are generally assigned a total score of 2 points, while 1 point is assigned babies close to pink and 0 assigned to babies that are blue or pale.

• Respiration - Your baby is assigned 2 points if she comes out crying strongly, 1 point if your baby is crying but weakly and 0 points if your baby is not crying at all.

• Heart Rate - Your baby is assigned 2 points if her heart rate is more than 100 beats every minutes, 1 point if her heartbeat is under 100 beats each minute and 0 points for no heartbeat.

• Muscle Tone - Your baby is assigned 2 points if moving about vigorously, 1 point if your baby is flexing her limbs gently and 0 points if she remains still.

• Reflexes - During the reflex test your baby will get 2 points for crying during the test, 1 point if your baby fusses briefly and 0 points if she remains silent during her exam. [/b]

Most babies will receive a score ranging from 8 to 10 meaning your baby is in good shape.