After the stress of having a child while being so young, being in (or needing to be in) school, and having difficulties with employment, most young moms:
A. Are careful to use birth control to avoid further pregnancies.
B. Are so angry at men that they do not engage in sexual relationships.
C. Become pregnant again while still a teenager.
D. Postpone further childbearing until they are through school and have a good job.
Question 2
When making a home visit to a new mother and her newborn,
the community/public health nurse watched the new mother change her baby's wet diaper and then carefully wrap a long length of cloth around the baby's abdomen covering the umbilical cord stump. What should the nurse do about the mother's behavior?
A. A cultural tradition should be ignored if the baby is not harmed.
B. Recognize that this behavior is evidence that the grandmother is taking over baby care.
C. Such a cloth serves no purpose and should be stopped.
D. The nurse would appreciate knowing the purpose of this cloth.
These young children are taking the initiative to explore their environment as they examine a snail
Comparing fossil patterns of the Hadar Baby, the Taung Child, and Au. Robustus.
Stress Pathways of the Body
Tibetan Mother and Child
Components of the transactional nature of stress