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Heroes/Heroines

Molly Moon

Molly Moon is a 11 year old orphan with pink blotchy legs, curly brown hair, a steady droning voice, large, hypnotic,, dark green eyes and a “potato nose”. She likes intake ketchup sandwiches and likes drinking orange squash concentrate (although when she goes to USA she drinks shirley temples and grenadine).

Molly Logan’s study derives from the fact that she was found on the doorstep of Hardwick House, (later to be renamed Happiness House), in a Moon’s Marshmallows box. Her first study is because there was a lollipop stick in the box, so Mrs. Trinkleburry, the sort-of nanny, titled her Lolly, but Ms. Adderstone, the headmistress, forbid Lolly as a name, so she renamed her Molly.

In the first book, Molly learned to hypnotize people after discovering a book about hypnotism. Using her new-found hypnotic powers she travels to New York looking for her ideal friend Rocky, who was adopted and taken there, and gains the part of the main character on a Broadway musical called Stars on Mars. She stole a part in the play and she kicks out the original character, Davina Nuttel. She hypnotizes all of the crew to think she was the ideal in the world.

In the second book, she travels to the United Says and learns that her parents are Lucy Logan, the librarian in Briersville, and Primo Cell, an American businessman. She also discovers that she has the power to stop time with the help of her big, clear crystal.

In the third book, Molly and Petula the pug are kidnapped by a power-crazy Maharaja who wants to kill Molly so she can’t be the greatest hypnotist ever. She learns the capability to time-travel using special crystals (red and green). Forest (a hippie she met in the second book) and Rocky are also kidnapped later. The maharaja takes several other Mollys (from different times) so Molly needs to fix time before her entire childhood changes forever.

In the fourth book, Molly has to rescue her twin brother from the future. She also discovers through strange circumstances, that she has the capability to mind read after having her hypnotic knowledge taken away from her, though she gets it back. The villain in this book is a supposedly six-year-old princess who has a plan to take over the world.

It is thought that in the next fifth book, Molly’s power will be to morph. Georgia Byng stated this in an interview which is shown on the UK website. Others state it is telekinesis, the capability to move heavy objects with the mind. But Georgia Byng stated that it would be morphing.

Molly also has a pet pug titled Petula, who she rescued from Miss Adderstone in the first book. Petula is also a hypnotist and it is revealed near the end of the third book that she can also stop time. Petula enjoys sucking on stones. She helps people with hypotism. One time she hypnotized some mice. In the fourth book, Petula helped Molly hypnotize dozens of guards.

She also hated the headmistress of Hardwick house(where Molly stays during some of the first book) but she escapes from her(which is where she thinks her powers come in handy)!

Rocky Scarlet : Rocky Scarlet heit Rocky weil er so eine heisere Stimme hat, ein wenig hat er seinen Namen auch von dem Kinderwagen in dem er holdup als er gefunden wurde dessen Name war nmlich Rocker Scarlet. Molly und er sind schon Freunde seit sie denken knnen. Er ist ein ruhiger Kerl und des braucht nicht viel um ihn zu verunsichern. Rocky kann auch hypnotisieren und hat sich auch zwei Kapitel aus dem Buch gerissen. Seine Strke ist das starke Hypnotisieren, doch um so stark zu hypnotisieren braucht man eine Weile.

Petula

Petula is Molly’s black pet pug. She was once owned by Miss Agnes Adderstone, but was rescued by Molly. In various books, Petula has learned to hypnotise. She has the capability to hyponotise others. She hypnotised sleepy mice in California in the second book. In the third book, Petula stopped time. Most significantly, Petula helped Molly acquire entrance into the mind organisation room by hypnotised Miss Cribbins’ evil pet, Taramasalata.

Petula is now known to be a doggy hero.

Micky Minus

Micky Minus is the twin brother of Molly Moon. When Molly learnt of her twin in the final chapter of book 3, she, Rocky and Petula go back in time to find who took her brother. The adventure becomes hazardous when she realises that it is a time-travelling hypnotist from the 26th Century who has taken her brother to the interrupted Princess Fang (see below)

Molly’s brother is titled Micky, after the St. Michael’s Hospital attach he wore around his wrist. During the travel to the 26th Century, this attach is snapped in half – one half reading “ST. MICHAEL’S HOSPITAL MALE LO” and the other half reading “GAN TWIN”.

Like his sister, Micky has massive hypnotic potential. To ensure the young hypnotist doesn’t revolt, Princess Fang and Miss Cribbins pretend that he is very sick, and would die without their medication. Even his last study – Minus – recommends that the boy is worthless.

Using the second half of his hospital finding tag, Molly convinces Micky that they are siblings with surprising speed. It is also determined that he is not sick after all, and together they defeat the demented Princess and return to the 21st Century.

Micky changes his last study to Moon (partly to keep the alliteration) to match his sister.

Forest

Forest is Sinclair Cell’s yoga teacher. He’s a stereotypical hippie with dreads and likes meditating. He plays a secondary role in books 2 and 4 but is one of the protagonists in book 3. Though he has quite a weird personality and sometimes looks silly, but can be wise in some ways. He taught Molly many aspects of meditation that helped her a lot in book 2 and recommended some useful ideas about time travelling in book 3.

Ojas

Ojas in an Indian boy from the year 1870. He has green eyes like Molly’s and a straight nose. He’s a Hindu. After both of his parents died, he began stealing to survive. On the other hand, he still has a kind heart and a sense of humor.

Molly first met him in book three when he stole her crystals for time traveling. They prefabricated a deal, and he returned them to her. Soon they became friends. Though Ojas is one of book three’s main characters, he appears only episodically in book 4. He always calls Molly Mollee probably because of Indian accent, though his English is close to perfect.

Original Villains

‘Professor’ Simon Nockman

Simon Nockman (alias, Professor Nockman) is a chubby, ill-groomed man who wears a gold scorpion pendant around his neck. He also has ‘bulbous’ eyes and black greasy hair. He doesn’t shower much instead using cologne to cover up the smell, giving him a terrible odour.

Simon Nockman’s cruel way of life began at an primeval age, when his pet budgerigar Fluffy was caught in a rat trap set out by the landlord. His immoral parents did not offer him any consolence for this (his mom laughed). He learned to be mean and cruel from them. Since then, he has committed a range of crimes and schemes.

At the age of eleven, he learned how to steal goods. When he was an adult, he tricked an old Mohammedan into giving him her life’s savings which she thought was for a stray-dog home. With that money, he purchased his warehouses in Manhattan and started his business of dealing in smuggled goods and designer rip-offs.

After the Shorings Bank incident (see ‘Plot’ below) he was hypnotised by Rocky to be kind and good. He was also hypnotized to have a German accent, as his original Chicago accent might be recognized by police (he told the police about the Shorings Bank incident on the phone).

Molly, in order to make him a superior person,told him that he could have a budgerigar whenever he did a good deed. Between the first and second books, he managed to get twenty budgerigars by doing thoughtful deeds. His German accent (which Molly Moon hypnotized him to have) wore off at the end of the second book, and he now talks in his original scruffy Chicago accent.

Primo Cell

Primo Cell is a man,a hypnotist, dad of Molly and Micky and he is good at heart, who was unfortunately hypnotised by Lucy Logan, who was hypnotized by Cornelius Logan (who was in turn hypnotised by the Maharaja of Waqt) to control celebrities and to become president and build a time-traveling crystal mine for his master’s master while killing people who got in his way. He is very rich (money accumulated from his brands and products while being controlled) and ran for the position of American President. Primo became a different man when he was released by Molly from his bonds and showed much remorse for what he had done and he even confessed to his daughter (though unknowingly) and her friends that he now felt very lonely as he had no real friends and was loved by no one.

Maharaja of Waqt

The Maharaja of Waqt is a power-crazy man who kidnaps 11-year-old Molly and her dog Petula from the 21st Century. The Maharaja resides in 1870 India, and is a massive and scaly man. He is the villain of Molly Moon’s Hypnotic Time-travelling adventure. The Maharaja “. . . had something wrong with the way he talked. He got his words back to front – frack to bunt. He spoke in ’spoonerisms’. ”

To scare Molly, Waqt kidnapped four younger Mollys (aged 1, 3, 6 and 10) and Petula as a puppy, as well as Rocky and Forest from the eleven-year-old Molly’s time. His real study is unknown, so he is simply known as Waqt. He has a servant called Zackya, and he is the first enemy of Molly that doesn’t get reformed. The word ‘Waqt’ is Hindu for time.

Princess Fen Fang Feng Yang Yong Yin Ying Kai-Ying Qingling

Also known as Princess Fang, this hazardous character is the villain of book 4. On the outside, she seems like an excitable, over-intelligent six-year-old, descendant of brilliant 26th Century scientists. In reality, she is a vain, sixty-year-old nightmare. After travelling to the Bubble of Light at the beginning of time to feed her unhealthy preoccupation with beauty, Princess Fang’s outward appearance became that of a child. In the process, parts of her brain became child-like, and she surrounded herself with sickening toys. Princess Fang resides in Mont Blanc (a mountain in the country Switzerland in the 21st Century).

Using time-travelling hypnotists, Fang kidnapped Molly Moon’s twin brother and hypnotised all the residents of Mont Blanc. Fang has a hazardous organisation that can suck knowledge out of a person’s head and place it into another’s. Similar to the Maharaja of Waqt, Fang has a speech impediment which disables proper prounounciation of ‘r’s and ‘th’s (‘w’ and ‘f’/'d’).

Antagonists

Agnes Adderstone

Miss Agnes Adderstone is a bone skinny, mean woman who has false teeth. She is believed to have grey hair and black eyes.

Miss Adderstone is the headmistress of Hardwick Home who dislikes children, especially babies. She hates Molly Moon especially out of all the orphanage’s children. Later on in the book, Molly hypnotises her to love planes and flying.

Agnes was absent during Book 2, but returned in Book 3 when Molly travelled back in time to return her past selves to their proper times. She was instructed to fart and burp in company, as well as to be kind to the children under her care when she was very drunk.

Before hypnotised by Molly, Petula the pug belonged to Miss Adderstone, who fed Petula chocolate biscuits that caused stomach aches.

Adderstone favors Hazel, because it is learned that she looked like her when she was dropped off on the doorstep of the Hardwick House.

Edna

Edna (surname unknown) is a mean, grumpy old woman. She is the cook of Hardwick Home and was in the Navy as a sailor. She is rumored to have a tattoo of a man on her thigh. Later on in the book, Molly hypnotizes her to develop a passion for Italian cooking and the country of Italy itself. Molly also hypnotizes Edna to favor Molly and cooked good food for all the orphans except for Mrs. Adderstone and Hazel Hackersly (see Orphanage Children) and her friends.

Minor characters

Davina Nuttel

Davina Nuttel is a spoiled, not particularly pretty, child star whose lead part in Stars on Mars was stolen by Molly Moon. She has blue eyes and has a weak capability to hypnotise; however, she is not conscious of this fact. After Molly left New York, Davina got her part back (as referenced in the second book).

In the second book, she was kidnapped by Primo Cell. After Cell’s plan was stopped for good, she was supposedly hypnotized by Sinclair (Primo Cell’s adopted son) to study as Forest’s helper (It doesn’t actually state that in the book). Her current position (as of Book 3-4) is unknown.

Ms. Trinklebury

Ms. Trinklebury is a kind, stuttering old widow from the village of Hardwick. She is believed to have weakening blond hair and watery blue eyes. She raised Molly and Rocky when they were babies. After the two of them were out of diapers, she only came back once a week to do the cleaning and the laundry. However, after the Shorings Bank incident, she came back to the orphanage for good. It is also revealed that she is an orphan.

In the second book, she and Nockman fell in love and became engaged. She appears only episodically in the third book and doesn’t turn up in the fourth one as Molly is in the past/ future for most of these books.

Mrs. Toadley

Mrs. Toadley is a chubby, half-bald woman who is ‘blubbery-faced’. She is the instructor of the class that Molly and Rocky are in, and is notorious for having a sneezing fit whenever she gets worked up.

Her position at the end of the first book is unknown, but she was probably not fired due to what Gemma and Gerry told Molly in one of the last chapters of Book 1. However by Book 2 she was fired as Molly has hypnotized her to tell everyone that she was a horrid bullying teacher. In Book 4, it is stated that she viciously beat Molly with a cane and ruler in front of the class.

Orphanage Children

There are seven children at Hardwick Home (besides Molly and Rocky). They are:

Hazel Hackersly is a thirteen-year-old girl. She has not-that-pretty looks and a whiny voice. She is the most favored by Miss Adderstone out of all the orphanage children. While Molly and Rocky were away, she took over Miss Adderstone’s bedroom. At the end of the book, it is revealed that her mom was a drunk and her dad was violent. When Hazel first came to the orphanage, Molly was kind to her, but she pushed her away saying that her parents had loved her, and they had died. She was actually mean to Molly because she was distrustful that Rocky and Molly had Mrs. Trinklebury to love them as a mother. In the second book, she dyes her hair platinum blonde and gets a walk-on part in an American film; thus, she has a imitation American accent.

Roger Fibbin is a twelve-year-old boy. He is Hazel Hackersly’s informant and spy, and updates her on all the goings-on behind her back. While Molly and Rocky were away, he took over the sanitorium after a massive fight with Hazel. In the second book, it was revealed that he was hypnotised after seeing an argument between Cornelius and Lucy Logan. About a year later, Molly restored him to his normal self.

Ruby Able is a five-year-old girl and one of the few people who is actually nice to Molly at Hardwick House.

In the second book, it is revealed that she sticks her photos up with bubble gum.

Jinx decorator is a five-year old boy who calls Molly by her real name. He is good friends with Ruby.

Gordon Boils is the second oldest at the Hardwick House. He is a messenger of Hazel Hackersly. Gordon invented the obloquy ‘Drono’, ‘Zono’ and ‘Bog Eyes’ for Molly, and it is later discovered that these were key capabilities for hypnotists. He is very strong.

Gerry Oakley is the ideal friend of Gemma. He is very eager. Gerry is six years old in first and first half of the second book. He adores mice, and has one in the first book which dies. At the beginning of the second book he has 10 mice, his favourite called Victor.

Gemma Patel is the ideal friend of Gerry. Gemma is seven years old in first and first half of the second book. She was the one who found the copy of the hypnotism book in Book 2.

At the end Gemma is the one who tells Molly all that has happened at the Hardwick House.

Lucy Logan

Lucy Logan is the great-granddaughter of Dr. Logan, the hypnotist who wrote the book which Molly discovered. In the first book, she is portrayed as the librarian in Briersville Library and has a major role in leading her daughter to discover her hypnotic talent (using hypnosis herself). It is was revealed in the second book that Lucy Logan had been hypnotized, place in a deep trance and controlled for eleven years by her twin brother, Cornelius Logan. It was also revealed that Lucy Logan is the mom of Molly and Micky Logan, and her husband is Primo Cell. Primo Cell (who was also hypnotized by Cornelius Logan ) is also a hypnotist. A imitation Lucy (Cornelius) tried to kill Molly in book 2 because Primo had been de-hypnotized.

Sinclair Cell

Sinclair was an orphan. Until the age of four, he and his sister Sally were under the care of a circus ringleader who had adopted them (Sinclair and Sally bear no blood ties whatsoever). The ringleader was a hypnotist powerful enough to pose a potential threat to Primo Cell. Primo hypnotised the ringleader and his wife who became gardeners at Cell’s mansion. Primo also adopted Sinclair and Sally. Sinclair pretended to love Primo as a father, but he always hated him. Loving Primo was the only way Sinclair wouldn’t be hypnotised (unfortunately, Sally crossed the line, and was hypnotised by Cell).

Sinclair appears in book 2. He saved Molly and Rocky’s lives, otherwise the magpie killer would have killed them. He hypnotised them for seven and a half months so they would be innocuous from Primo Cell. Once released from their hypnotic bounds, Molly, Rocky and Sinclair hypnotised Primo. If it wasn’t for Sinclair, Molly and Rocky would be dead, and Primo Cell would theoretically rule the world. He is described as being fit and tanned with shoulder length blond hair and blue eyes.

Hypnotised People

Primo Cell, in the eleven years he was hypnotised, managed to hypnotise many people including:

Suky Champagne- a young film actress. She wins an Oscar in the second book and comments on the bathroom attendant.

Hercules Stone- Hercules Stone is a hollywood actor. An African American, he is undoubtedly titled after the mythical Greek character Hercules, who was the son of Zeus. In march of 2003, he was seen on the cover of Welcome to my World standing on a high cliff by the sea, wearing a Tarzan-like toga, with his black hair in dreadlocks. The head line stated Hercules Stone invites Us into his Malibu Villa. He is known to wear a special kind of deoderant. He is known to flirt with women, as he was seen with a beautiful woman at the 2003 Oscar Awards. In 2003 he purchased an instant hair growth product called Bye Bye Bald. Hercules likes hamburgers, but he is very nitpicky about how to make them, and in march of 2003 actually tipped his whole burger off his plate when he was not satisfied how it was made. It is unknown what happened to him. He was later seen with Mrs. Trinkleberry that November, and went out for dinner with the main characters of the series to a french restaurant, along with the rest of the famous Hollywood stars.

Billy Bob Bimble- child singing star, friendly with Rocky

King Moose- boxer

Cosmo Ace- actor

Tony Wam-karate expert

Shaggy Haired Boy and Girl- friends with Billy Bob Bimble

Gloria Heelheart- an actress who is nicknamed “Queen of Hollywood”.

Stephanie Goulash- a singer

Molly Moon has also hypnotized:

Petula

Edna

Ms. Adderstone

The Children of Hardwick Home (including Rocky, but in another book)

Airport staffs

The Staff of Shorings Bank

Mr. Nockman

The Actors and Staff of “Stars on Mars”

Anyone who watched the “Check Out the Children In Your Neighborhood” commercial(Made by Molly and Rocky to make kids’ lives better

Anyone watching the Briersville Talent Show

A taxi driver

Primo Cell

Cornelius Logan

An Indian policeman in the year 1870

A shopkeeper in the same year

Another shopkeeper in 1970

Zackya

Guards of Princess Fang’s Castle

Ms. Cribbins

Princess Fang

Cornelius Logan

Cornelius Logan, a twin to Lucy Logan, is a brilliant hypnotist who hypnotised and controlled Primo Cell for eleven years so that Primo would become President of USA and he could rule the world. He had stolen Molly and place her in the orphanage, because he was distrustful of Lucy’s happiness and wanted to ruin her life. Molly later hypnotised Cornelius to believe that he was a lamb. In the third book, it was revealed that Cornelius himself had been controlled by the Maharaja of Waqt at a very young age. Cornelious has yet to be released from his trance, but not in any of the four books released.

Nurse Meekles

Nurse Meekles is a kind, friendly woman at the palace where Princess Fang ruled. She always respected Molly and had watched Micky in his primeval childhood. Nurse Meekles actually helped the twins escape using a secret laundry chute going to the outside of the palace. Her husband’s study is Axel, also known as Professor Selkeem, which is just Professor Meekles backwards. Her first study is Ai Mu.

Prof. Selkeem/Axel

The degenerated and good angry child genius formerly known as the good hypnotist, Axel. He is the husband of Nurse Meekles and lost his hypnotic capabilities – a side effect of travelling to the Bubble of Light at the beginning of time far too often. His skin is described as being like leather and has a usage of drinking tomato juice which appears like blood to Molly, leading her to believe that he is evil. He also consumes rotten eggs and moldy pieces of toast, and is stated to keep shriveled hearts in his treehouse laboratory, but they just turn out to be sun-dried tomatoes. He always talks in riddles and rhymes, and likes speaking to himself. After he lost his hypnotic skills as well as his mind and he became unsightly in the Princess’ eyes, he was sent to live with the Zooeys (the mutated former Royal family) as his servants. There, he experimented harmlessly, though crazily. He has some pet dognakes (snakes with Labrador’s heads), and his favorite one is called Schnapps. He loathes Princess Fang, and distrusts deeply of Wildgust, a member of the mutated Royal family, since he believes he is evil. His intentions are misunderstood for a great part of the story.

External links

Meetmollymoon. com – USA official website

Meetmollymoon. co. uk – UK official website

Meetmollymoon. com/movie. html

References

Molly Moon’s Astounding Book of Hypnotism by Georgia Byng

Molly Moon Stops the World by Georgia Byng

Molly Moon’s Hypnotic Time-Travel Adventure by Georgia Byng

Molly Moon, Micky Minus and the Mind Machine by Georgia Byng

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WOW i just read a article that gave info on parenting and discipline, apparently negitive reinforcement ect, is demeaning to children, upsets them and kurbs their creativity! wtf??? so now parents are to be their childs friends rather than parents i can see it now “i don’t discipline because it might injured their feelings” but on the up side prisons are proving to be nice places!
Anyone elses thoughts on todays parenting???? sorry for the rant

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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) is warning that blubber during pregnancy increases the risk of several complications, including high blood pressure, a serious condition called preeclampsia and gestational diabetes. The ACOG opinion, published in the September issue of Obstetrics & Gynecology, states fat women also are more likely to miscarry, to need a Caesarean section, and to have excessive bleeding and infection after a Caesarean section. Babies of fat women are more likely to be stillborn, be born prematurely and have spinal cord abnormalities called neural tube defects. The risks affect women with a body mass index (BMI) of 25 to 30, and are even higher for women with a BMI of more than 30.

ACOG Issues Guidance to Ob-Gyns on Impact of Obesity During Pregnancy

Washington, DC–The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) this day released its first committee view on blubber during pregnancy, a paramount issue as one-third of adult women in the US are obese. The ACOG document, “Obesity in Pregnancy,” explains the known risks that blubber poses to pregnant women and their babies and is published in the September issue of Obstetrics & Gynecology.

“Obesity has become an epidemic,” states Gary D. V. Hankins, MD, chair of ACOG’s Committee on Obstetric Practice, which developed the document.  ”At this point, 49% of non-Hispanic black women are obese, 38% of Mexican-American women are obese, and 31% of non-Hispanic white women are. And, everything we do in medicine is prefabricated more difficult and more complex by obesity*from using external monitors to performing surgery. “

According to ACOG, some studies show that blubber is an independent risk factor for miscarriage among women who undergo fertility treatment. Data also links blubber to miscarriage in women who conceived naturally.  Obesity has been linked to an increased risk of gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, and gestational diabetes. And the higher the body mass index (BMI) a woman has, the higher the chance she will need a cesarean.

Other studies show that fat women have more complications during and after cesarean surgery, including excessive blood loss, operating time greater than two hours, and wound infection. Surgery in fat women also poses anesthetic challenges, among them difficult epidural placement and respiratory problems from difficult intubation.

Elevated risks to the babies of fat women include stillbirth, prematurity, macrosomia (large for gestational age), neural tube defects, and higher rates of childhood obesity.

“A lot of ob-gyns don’t bring up weight with patients,” states Laura E.  Riley, MD, immediate past chair of ACOG’s Committee on Obstetric Practice. “We’re hoping to open the dialogue between patient and physician, so that patients come to comprehend that maintaining a healthy weight isn’t just about how you look, but that it also has real medical implications. “

Vivian M. Dickerson, MD, immediate past president of ACOG, emphasizes that the time to begin frank discussions about weight is before a pregnancy is achieved. “In preconception visits, we speak to patients about genetic risks and immunity to rubella, but rarely do we discuss their weight or diet and exercise,” Dr. Dickerson says. “But optimizing your weight before conception is one of the most important things you can do to have a healthy baby. “

ACOG makes the following suggestions for ob-gyns dealing with obese patients:

Explain to patients the Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommendations for prenatal weight gain: 25-35 lbs. for women of normal weight, 15-25 lbs. for overweight women, and 15 lbs. for fat women.
Record height and weight for all women at the initial prenatal visit to grant BMI calculation.
Offer nutrition consultation to all fat women and encourage them to follow an exercise program. This should be continued after the baby is born and prior to attempting another pregnancy.
Consider screening fat pregnant women for gestational diabetes during the first trimester and repeating it later in pregnancy if initial screening is negative.
Discuss potential pregnancy complications such as difficulty estimating fetal weight and obtaining fetal heart rate.
- Recommend that patients consult with an anesthesiologist prior to delivery or at the very latest, primeval in fag because they are at high risk for emergency cesareans.

To effort obesity, more people are turning to bariatric surgery. But as a result of the surgery, many patients who later become pregnant might see a host of complications such as gastrointestinal bleeding, anemia, intrauterine growth restriction, prematurity, and neural tube defects.  The surgery can also lead to deficiencies in iron, vitamin B12, folate, and calcium. On the other hand, pregnancies following bariatric surgery are often less likely to be complicated by gestational diabetes, hypertension, macrosomia (large babies), and cesarean delivery.

“Because we’re just beginning to learn what the risks and upsides might be, it’s a balancing act for physicians and patients,” stated Dr. Dickerson.  ”Patients need to proceed with caution because we really haven’t had enough experience yet with this to make solid conclusions. “

ACOG’s suggestions for fat patients who are pregnant or planning to conceive include having a preconception consultation and weight-loss counseling, seeking information on the risks of blubber and pregnancy, and continuing nutritional counseling and exercise programs after delivery.

What Is The Doctor’s Reaction?

During most pregnancies, everything goes well.

But up to 25% of pregnancies are not routine. Some problems are minor and have no long-lasting effects; others, such as premature fag and maternal hypertension (high blood pressure) can endanger the life of the mother, the baby or both. Current screening and monitoring procedures are useful, but physicians still can't predict or prevent each complication of pregnancy.

A report released this day links a number of pregnancy-related problems to a single, preventable condition: excess weight. The risk of trouble during pregnancy is increased among women who are overweight (body mass index, or BMI, of 25 to 30) compared with women who are not; and the risks are even greater among women who are fat (BMI of 30 or greater).

Overweight and fat women grappling an increased risk of:

gestational hypertension (high blood pressure during pregnancy)
gestational diabetes (elevated blood sugar during pregnancy)
pre-eclampsia (leg swelling, high blood pressure and kidney disease) or eclampsia (similar symptoms as pre-eclampsia plus seizures or coma)
Cesarean section
excessive bleeding or infection following Cesarean section
miscarriage
delivering a baby with abnormalities in the spinal cord (called neural tube defects)
delivering a baby that is premature or stillborn
problems monitoring the health of the baby (such as detecting the fetal heart rate and estimating fetal size)

Studies also advocate that kids of moms who were fat during their pregnancy have a higher than average risk of childhood obesity.

Obstetricians and gynecologists are taking note, especially as the incidence of blubber is increasing. Experts are suggesting this important first step: speak about it. While physicians routinely discuss and advocate testing for a number of conditions around the time of pregnancy (including German Measles, HIV, hepatitis B, syphilis and gonorrhea), it is far less common for pregnant women and their physicians to focus on excess weight. These new guidelines aim to change that.

What Changes Can I Make Now?

Calculate your BMI and work hard to refrain excess weight. While it’s generally saint to have a BMI under 25, it’s especially important to keep it less than 30. Speak with your physicians well before pregnancy about what you can do to lose those excess pounds. There is no one way that works for everyone, but most successful weight loss programs combine calorie restriction (including moderation of portion size) and exercise aiming for gradual, steady weight loss. If your weight is higher than ideal, ask your physician about nutritional counseling and an exercise program that you can follow before, during and after pregnancy.

Regardless of your weight before pregnancy, weight acquire during pregnancy is expected and encouraged; however, for your health and for that of your baby, excessive weight acquire should be avoided. According to current guidelines, the weight acquire during a routine pregnancy should be between 25 and 35 pounds; however, overweight women should aim for a weight acquire of 15 to 25 pounds and fat women should aim for a weight acquire of 15 pounds.

Despite the risks associated with blubber during pregnancy, I would not advocate bariatric surgery (such as “gastric stapling”) for each fat woman who is considering pregnancy. While certain risks might be decrease with profound weight loss, others might increase (such as vitamin deficiencies or intestinal bleeding) – we need more information about this approach before it can be routinely recommended.

What Can I Anticipate Looking To The Future?

Because the incidence of blubber is rising dramatically in this country, you can anticipate a dramatic increase in the number of women who become pregnant while overweight or obese. And that means you can anticipate a rising incidence of complicated pregnancies and deliveries. Increasing awareness regarding the impact of a woman’s weight on her pregnancy is an important first step, but only time will tell whether this awareness will translate into effective action.

You can anticipate researchers to study which programs work saint to combat excess weight before pregnancy (including the option of bariatric surgery) and how saint to handle complications that arise.

In the future, physicians will probably measure BMI more regularly for women who are planning pregnancy and will make their patients aware of the real risks associated with excess weight. It’s also likely that physicians will advocate more extensive screening for overweight and fat women who are pregnant so that problems are detected as primeval as possible. Finally, you can anticipate referrals for nutritional counseling and exercise programs to become a more routine part of medicine practice.

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Wanna save money? Making homemade baby wipes takes just a few minutes of work and save loads of money. Here’s the money saving recipe:

Take 1 roll of premium paper towels and cut in half (width wise) using a sharp knife. Cheap, thin paper towels will rip easily. I advocate making your cloth wipes 1/2 a roll at a time, but if you have more than one child or feel like half a roll doesn’t last as long as you would like, use both halves.

When making: (1) 1/2 roll

1 cup Water 1 Tablespoon baby wash, shampoo or soap shavings
* 1/2-1 Tablespoon baby oil or olive oil (preferably organic)**

When making: (2) 1/2 rolls

2 cups Water 2 Tablespoon baby wash, shampoo or soap shavings
* 1-2 Tablespoon baby oil or olive oil (preferably organic)**

*Look for chemical-free products. My first choice is Earth Mama Angel Baby Shampoo & Body Wash and Earth Mama Angel Baby Diaper Rash Soap.

**Again, check the labels! My first choice is Earth Mama Angel Baby Baby Oil.

To make the wipes:

1. Mix all the liquid ingredients together.
2. Put paper towels in a massive mixing bowl, and pour the blended liquid over the top of the paper towels.
3. Let the mixture soak through for approximately 10 minutes.
4. Turn paper towels upside down and grant to sit for another 10 minutes.
5. Pull out the center cardboard core and the wipes will pop up through the middle of the roll.
6. Store your homemade wipes in a gallon-size plastic bag, plastic storage container with a lid, or re-use an old disposable wipes container.

For extra savings and to promote a greener Earth, try using cloth diaper wipes. Just soak the cloth wipes in the above mixture, roll up the wipe, and place in a container, gallon-size plastic bag, or a wipe warmer prefabricated especially for homemade baby wipes.

Another option is to place the above mixture into a spray bottle and spray directly on your baby’s tushie. Gently pat dry with a moisten wash cloth or cloth wipe.

Hope your baby’s bottom comes out clean, smooth and soft while saving you $$$!

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