Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Poverty/Racism

 

I believe that poverty is one of the main stressor in the United States of America; children lives here in Arkansas are being considered living poverty. Most of our children are falling behind in learning and development in schools and college education. It is essential for children to receive a good, proper nurturing meal. They are the ones who fall asleep in class and ashamed to tell anyone that they do not have food to eat. Another stressor is that some children do not have clean drinking water this lead to poor health, and poor hygiene. Most people do not know the meaning of poverty because they undoubtedly have not come in contact with it, but poverty is a throne in the side. They have not had the experience of being without simple items such as, food to eat, clean drinking water, or even a tube of tooth paste to brush their teeth. In the study, of poverty research has study and found out the meaning and how many people living in the United States of America lives, in poverty.
 Cited in the articles about poverty it tells the meaning of and give the amount of people living in poverty right here in the United States of America. Poverty is a state of privation or lack of the usual or socially acceptable amount of money or material possessions. According to the U.S. Census Bureau data released Tuesday September 13, 2011, the nation's poverty rate rose to 15.1% (46.2 million) in 2010, up from 14.3% (approximately 43.6 million) in 2009 and to its highest level since 1993. In 2008, 13.2% (39.8 million) Americans lived in relative poverty. In 2000, the poverty rate for individuals was 12.2% and for families was 9.3%. Let’s do better and make this world a better place for our children to live a healthy and better productive life.
Racism is a group or a person who believe that they superior over another race or group.
Racism is a weighty issue that we all need to get involve in pushing the issue that all people are important no matter what’s the color of their skin. It is not the outside that make a person it is inside that make one self Cedar Tyler (2012). Even from the beginning of time there has been racism between the different races. I have not figured it out why people hate people because of their skin color and I would like to know that answer. Racism is more than hating a person because of their skin color; it is also about gender, sex, religious belief, and food. I have discovered that a child never was born being prejudice, but prejudice is being taught to the child. Like I said before children environment help make them who they are because children do and say what they see the adults does. Racism is a weighty issue that we all need to do away.
 Children are being teased every day because of their skin color. I know this because I see it every day. If the child has a white father and a black mother the children even some teachers name tag them. Calling them half- breed this affect the child’s mind because he feel that this peers treat him different because of his color or race. Yes! Racism is a concern to me because I feel that every human being is important. I knew how racist American’s are until there elected an African America President. I believe that we should look upon a person spirit not upon the color of his skin. I like the quote of Dr Martin L. King, Jr., “Don’t judge me by the color of my skin, but by the content of my character.”
References:
United Nations, 1992. Report of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, Rio de Janieiro, 3-14 June 1992

Friday, November 9, 2012

Childhood Obesity in the United States of America




Obesity in the United States is one of the finest concerns in young children health. Children that are obese and overweight are at a high risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, and asthma. It is essential for we as care givers to help stop the spread of obese and overweight in our children. Obese interests me because every child has the right for a healthy life. Because every child deserves to be healthy and that they will learn that they are to persevere despite their challenges. The United States is the leading state in childhood obese and over weighted children. We must get with First lady Michelle Obama and fight against this hungry demon that has a strong on our children health.

In China, there is a 15 percentage of citizens are overweight or obese according to Education Ministry data. The closest comparison in a 2006 report by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services found that 18.8% of Americans between the ages of 6-11 are overweight. Chinese’s believe the bigger the children are the more prosper they are. The UNICEF Foundation believes that obese is a major problem in China today According to Chinese’s big is better in the News http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/world/2007.
I can make should that I supply the children and myself a nutrition breakfast, get plenty of rest, exercise, and put on a smiling face. I can laugh because laughter does well like medicine. I can issue out resources on how important it is to be in nutritional health. Get one on one with my parents and help educate them on the risen of obese and it is essential for our children to eat healthy, exercise, and to take care of ourselves; to explain to my parents to love themselves by eating right and staying healthy. Tyler, C (2012).

Saturday, November 3, 2012

My Personal Birthing Experience And Others Around The World

            I was thirty-five years old when I got married. I got married June 18, 1994; I was thirty six years old when I had my baby girl April 14, 1995. I will never forget when I was giving birth to my child. I went from a size 6 to the size 16 in clothing and from a size 8 1/2 in shoe size to a size 11. I gain so much weight and had so much fluid I was huge. I went through midwife experience and went to the hospital I remember I could not dilate, so Dr. Bonnie had to reduce my labor. My baby would not come so I remember Dr Bonnie looking at her watch and I knew something was wrong. She came to me and held my face in her hands and said “Cedar I got to do an emergency Cesarean” (Bonnie, J A. 1995).

I started to cry, and they rushed me into the operation room, and the room was cold. I was shivering; forbidding and so sad Dr. Bonnie put my hand into hers and she placed her four head on mines, and began to comfort me. They gave me an epidural when they shot me in my lower back. I felt a warmth sensation ran down into my feet, and they told me do not move Cedar! I did not move because I did not know what was going on. I was paralyzed I could not move I heard a cry I could not see anything I heard a voice say “It’s a GIRL!”. I had a baby girl name Dipporah Eu’ Jeana Tyler. Dipporah weighed 6lbs and 13 ounces. That was one of the best moments I ever accomplished. This is my actual birthing experience. I cannot tell anyone about something unless, I have experienced it myself. I have to be the first partaker of the fruit. In order to know how to educate my parents is to experience the situation they are going through.

China-Chinese custom believes that a woman should not have a care and a worry unfettered mind. They believe in every perspective of life to have a positive influence on the unborn child. They believe what affect the mother’s mind affects also the unborn child’s mind in her uterus. She reads useful books she is a peacemaker, and to be calm not to lose her temper. Chinese mothers reading to the unborn child before she sleeps and she does not have intercourse during the pregnancy. She eats no food that has to be mashed or cut because she believes this causes disposition. She eats pastel color food so the child will have a fair complexion. Does not do hard labor, which can lead, to losing the child.
They are very superstitious the Chinese culture does not believe in baby showers for the unborn. The grandmother to the mother is responsible for supplying the gifts. Grandma does not visit until three days after the child arrival. Grandma brings presents like clothing called the Tsue Shen, or hastening for a quick delivery. The mother will drink strong herbal potion to soften up the labor pains.
Chinese women believe in having their babies in an armchair or futon. They also pray to their goddess for helping them to conceive with an offering of sweetmeats and incenses.

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