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Stop here every day for a new question and answer, practical help for busy parents. Question Can I have kids? I'm 21 years old. I loved to baby-sit when I was growing up, and I would love a child of my own. I've tried and tried, but haven't got pregnant. It frustrates me. Does this mean I can't have children? Answer It is far too early for panic. Many couples try for years before having children. It is possible that your lack of conception stems from a medical problem, but there are many other potential reasons. Perhaps the prospective father has a low sperm count or some sort of immunological or other disorder that affects reproduction. In addition, lack of exercise, poor diet, drug use, and smoking have all been connected to a decreased likelihood of a man fathering children. Women with sexually transmitted infections or who are unusually overweight or underweight are less likely to conceive. Smoking, stress, heavy alcohol consumption, and poor diet can also reduce the odds of conception. It is also quite possible that your lack of conception has no demonstrable medical cause. While we all understand the basic process of conceiving children, modern science can't always explain why some couples succeed and others fail. You don't have to look very far to find stories about couples who tried for years to conceive without results, then suddenly managed to have multiple children. I know it's easier for me to say this than for you to do it, but be patient. At 21, you have time on your side, and you have no reason to suspect any serious medical problems. Question I have three children, ages 6, 2-1/2, and 2 weeks. I still breastfeed the two younger ones. Does that sound weird? Answer Weird is an incredibly subjective term. I'd go with "unusual." Very few American parents still breastfeed by the time their kids reach that age. After the first year, most children require a lot more food than they can receive from their mother's milk. They have also developed to the point where they no longer truly need the specialized nutrients found in breast milk. However, breast milk remains extremely nutritious for toddlers. Most of the concerns about breastfeeding toddlers revolve around social development. Some people hold that when children breastfeed in their second year and beyond, they become too dependent on their mothers and find it more difficult to develop the autonomy they'll need later in life. Opinions on this topic tend to be extreme, and actionable medical evidence is difficult to find on either side of the argument. In many cultures, mothers routinely breastfeed their children for two years or longer. However, while late-stage breastfeeding advocates often cite this fact in support of their position, few take into account the effect of societal and economic differences between the Western World and the mostly rural and poor cultures that tend to breastfeed longer. Bottom line: You probably aren't doing the child any harm, and breastfeeding could strengthen the bond between mother and child. Whether this bond grows at the expense of the toddler's closeness with her father or other relatives, or whether it hinders the child's progress toward independence, is a matter of debate. Question What shots will my baby receive at her 2-month checkup? Answer Not every state or municipality administers the same shots. For details, you can check the requirements in your jurisdiction, generally dictates from the state and from your local school district. However, commonly administered immunizations include DTaP for diptheria, tetanus, and whooping cough as well as vaccines for hepatitis B, pneumococcal disease, polio, rotavirus, and bacterial infections that can lead to pneumonia or meningitis. Of course, the simplest solution is to call you doctor. Ask that physician to tell you what immunizations to expect, and feel free to ask for information about the reasons for each of the shots. -- Thank you for reading today's Q&A. Check back here tomorrow for another installment of the Ask The Dad advice column. If you'd like to submit an Ask The Dad question, send it to bob@askthedad.com. |
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