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Breeding Little Monsters: How Day Care
is Exposing America's children to Unnatural Plagues
by Bryce Christensen,
www.profam.org, June 2002 |
Unfortunately, it is even harder to keep the
antibiotic germs that evolve in the day care center confined to the day care
center than it is to keep those that evolve in the hospital confined to the
hospital. For unlike hospital patients, day care children go home every
evening, often as carriers of newly virulent strains of pathogens.
Pediatricians worry about how "children congregating in day care centers
pass on resistant bugs to each other and later to their families and society
at large". In part because of the remarkable way day care has helped to
spread superbugs, many health officials now fear that "medicine's
purported
triumph over infectious disease has become an illusion.
...Some authorities now even gloomily predict "the end of antibiotics."
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Breeding Little Monsters: How Day Care
is Exposing America's children to Unnatural Plagues
by Bryce Christensen,
www.profam.org, June 2002 |
Unnatural patterns of living create unnatural
types of sickness. Tragically, the prey for the microbial monsters
born in day care are children who have had no choice in their care...
Category = Disease
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Breeding Little Monsters: How Day Care
is Exposing America's children to Unnatural Plagues
by Bryce Christensen,
www.profam.org, June 2002 |
Because breastfeeding confers so many nutritional
and immunological advantages, it greatly alarms pediatricians that...the
demand for day care has been accompanied by a "steep, steady decline in the
likelihood of breastfeeding...particularly prolonged breastfeeding."
Category = Disease
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Breeding Little Monsters: How Day Care
is Exposing America's children to Unnatural Plagues
by Bryce Christensen,
www.profam.org, June 2002 |
Though it is quite understandable that the sharp
declines in breastfeeding trouble health authorities, breast milk is
probably not what day care child lack most. Child psychologist Burton
White regards increasing use of day care as "a disaster," because children
in such settings do not receive the "large doses of custom-made love"
a mother can give them at home.
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