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Ridley Rose Scott Parents: Creighton and Amy Scott Born: December 31, 2015

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2015

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Vianey Yanez Arizaga Sandra Yanez and Salvador Arizaga January 9, 2015

Wyatt John Schue Ryan and Natasha Schue January 12, 2015

David Ezra Wise Lazaneo Sage Isabella Wise and Marshall R. Lazaneo January 15, 2015

Sailor Madison Luke Angela and Brian Luke January 18, 2015

Logan James Haueter Alicia and Charley Haueter January 19, 2015

Jayce Bryson Aguayo Adriana Aguayo January 26, 2015

Emerson Quinn Meyer Tiara Wasner and Nick Meyer January 29, 2015

Scotyln Rei Ellis Risha and Jesse Ellis January 30, 2015

Armaan S. Bhinder Shivdeep Bhinder and Harkirat Kaur February 2, 2015

Elizabeth Conley Erin and Nathan Conley February 14, 2015

Hazel Christine Benson Edward and Brandi Benson February 18, 2015

Sekiel Razon Ralph and Sarabeth Razon February 21, 2015

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Daniel Alan Kezer Matthew and Lacey Kezer February 25, 2015

Adlie Ryan Warnick Shayne and Kellie Warnick February 28, 2015

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Benjamin Hale Glaze Jason andDarcy Glaze March 9, 2015

When you’re expecting, expect the best.

Carlo Sampen Xavier Sampen and Cristina Sampen March 14, 2015

Neymar Martinez Brian and Brenda Martinez March 19, 2015

TJ Patton Kelsey Potts and Tyler Patton March 14, 2015

Adam Magroudy Latifa Aissa and Abdelhak Magroudy March 21, 2015

Connor Kuligowski Aga and Michael Kuligowski March 17, 2015

Sadie Aguirre Sarah Osofsky and Chris Aguirre March 28, 2015

Dear new and expecting moms,

your congratulations experience was wonderful as who you welcome Barton extendshope a special to the moms newest member your family.

2015. We gave birth at our Family BirthingofCenter during 2014. hope your experience was wonderful as you welcomed the newest member of your family.

For expecting moms, our center features private, spacious birthing suites, where you will labor, give birth and spend your postpartum time. Each room is equipped with a sleeper sofa to accommodate your guest, a TV, refrigerator, wireless internet access and a complimentary amenity basket.

Following the birth of your baby, our Registered Nurses provide free home visits, as well as Lactation Consultants on staff to answer your questions. Our care team is dedicated to making childbirth the healthy, loving experience it should be for you and your family.

Sincerely, Barton’s Birthing Care Center Team

Olivia Wendy Baginski Tyler and Laurie Baginski April 1, 2015

Shamus Perry Madsen Andrew and Sarah Madsen April 4, 2015

Lianidous Elizabeth Stacey Kieffier and Skylar Stacey April 13, 2015

To schedule a tour of our birthing center, please call 530.543.5547, or watch our virtual tour at www.bartonhealth.org/FamilyBirthingCenter.

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The Top 10 Best Films of 2015 10. Avengers: Age of Ultron

Madison Audrey Posey Trusso loisanne Lewis and Ryan Trusso April 17, 2015

GrifďŹ n and Jasper Brennan Steve and Whitney Brennan April 20, 2015

Kayah Fuller Jennifer And Marchall Fuller April 29, 2015

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Ant-Man Ex Machina Kingsman: The Secret Service Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Sicario Straigth Outta Compton The Martian Mad Max: Fury Road Inside Out

The Top 10 Best TV Shows of 2015 10. The Flash

Zienna Nai Gwen Saelee Yao Gwen and Stacie Saelee April 29, 2015

Penelope Opal Maxwell Jennifer Wells and Robert Maxwell May 6, 2015

Jason Neil Malone Ray and Lauren Malone May 8, 2015

Kennedy Lea Dean Markoulis Jazmyn Dalton and Chris Markoulis, Sr. May 8, 2015

Odin Elias Vicknair Laura Vicknair and Andreas Malepzak May 15, 2015

Victoria Jewel Siev Reid Tiffany Reid May 18, 2015

Leonidas Azariah St Clair Ashley Hastings and Joshua St Clair May 22, 2015

Liam Alexander Rubio Gomez Nataly Gomez and Humberto Rubio May 24, 2015

Aubrey Brooklyn Valentine Jessica Lopez and Christopher Valentine May 27, 2015

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True Detective Fear the Walking Dead Orange is the New Black American Horror Story Narcos Daredevil Arrow The Walking Dead Game of Thrones

source: IMDb

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Maya Piper Davis Chad Davis and Jasmine Moriah June 1, 2015

Juniper Marie Abeliuk Ginger and Mike Abeliuk June 2, 2015

Alexander Thomas Petrell Nick Petrell and Jackie Smith June 9, 2015

Charlee Mae Giardina Patrick and Kelly Giardina June 18, 2015

Angelina Ruiz Miguel and Janet Ruiz June 19, 2015

Raymond Joseph Rousse Joseph and Melissa Rousse June 21, 2015

Parents and Grandparents…BE SAFE! FREE CAR SEAT INSTALLATION CHECKS Take 30 minutes to identify: • Proper installation • Proper sizing • Other dangers

Melanie Patricia Perez Araceli Perez and Carlos Perez June 22, 2015

Ruby Grace Engles Alexis and Jon Engles June 23, 2015

Katalina Anna Horst John and Susie Horst June 26, 2016

Carter Lynn Burton Kimberly Barnett-Burton June 28, 2015

Sequoia Bloch Jen and Chris Bloch June 28, 2015

Claira LaValley Bennett and Casia LaValley July 17, 2015

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Benefits of Reading and Singing to Your Child Barton Pediatrics

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an you recall a favorite nursery rhyme from childhood?

How about a favorite book? Some popular ones are the “Incy Wincy Spider” song and “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you See?” picture book.

Phoebe Lorena Kramer Sarah Rodriquez and Jordan Kramer July 20, 2015

Aiden Connor Marshall Rachael and Wade Marshall August 2, 2015

Ellie Rae Martin Shelbee and Shane Martin August 2, 2015

Shane Preston Stiltner Tyler and Kelsie Stiltner August 6, 2015

Savannah Davalos Edith Lizaola and Salvador Davalos August 9, 2015

Josephine Jane McMahon Brandy and Matthew McMahon August 11, 2015

Lillian Emily Trella Jenelle Alessi and Phillip Trella August 14, 2015

Kaylani Arelia Ramírez Vázquez Michelle Vázquez and Martin Ramírez Medina August 15, 2015

Olivia Grace Feola Brian and Beth Feola August 25, 2015

Kain C. Estrada Efren and Faby Estrada September 2, 2015

Landen Duke Lew Micah and Heather Lew September 7, 2015

Serenity Amara Tapia Alexis Morales and Hector Tapia-Flores September 7, 2015

Early language development is intricately linked to a child’s exposure to reading, talking, and singing starting from infancy.

Though infants may not talk back, research shows a child’s language exposure at an early age predicts his or her success in school.

According to the 2012 National Survey of Children’s Health, more than 35 percent of US children enter kindergarten without the language skills needed to effectively learn how to read. This challenging start can cause academic difficulties in the years to come.

Help your child get an early start with his or her reading skills.

Here are storytelling tips with recommendations from pediatricians and the American Academy of Pediatrics to help stimulate early brain and language development. (cont’d on page 11)

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Oliver Holt Kimberly and Thomas Holt September 15, 2015

Parker Hoffman Casey and Melissa Hoffman September 17, 2015

Emma Camila JimenezTorres Marisol Jimenez and Jose Jimenez September 24, 2015

Natalie Beatriz Perez Monica and Ricky Perez September 24, 2015

Kannon Combes April and Sebastion Combes September 28, 2015

Adelaide Rosaleigh Koeck Jeff and Ayla Koeck September 30, 2015

Tahoe Tot Talks James Daniel Gordon Dawn Morgan and Zach Gordon October 1, 2015

Ethan James Beals Nadezhda and Zachary Beals October 2, 2015

Shiloh Faith Sartain Jacob and Rachel Sartain October 7, 2015

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Beautiful Beginnings: Start Your Pregnancy Off Right

by Lisa Carbonell, MD, Barton Women’s Health Are you considering having a baby or did you just find out you’re expecting? Now more than ever, it’s time to start paying attention to your health. Preparing your body can help you conceive and have a healthy pregnancy.

Here’s how.

Eat Right

For good health, eat foods from all five food groups: • Fruits and vegetables • Grains • Protein • Dairy • Fats and oils, found in foods like olives, some fish, avocados, and nuts

A daily prenatal vitamin supplement is recommended for most women starting about one month before conception and throughout pregnancy. These supplements contain all the recommended daily vitamins and minerals you will need during your pregnancy. An appropriate dose of folic acid (400 mcg) is usually be found in a prenatal vitamin. Folic acid can help reduce the risk of neural tube defects.

Women who have had a child with a neural tube defect or who are taking certain drugs need much higher doses of folic acid: 4 mg daily, which should be taken as a separate supplement.

Avoid Harmful Foods

Certain foods can be harmful to your pregnancy. They include: Alcohol: There is no established safe amount of alcohol in pregnancy. Alcohol consumption can affect fertility, and during pregnancy can increase the risk of fetal alcohol syndrome.

Large fish (shark, swordfish, king mackerel, or tilefish): These fish can carry high levels of mercury. When pregnant, you can safety eat 12 ounces (about two meals) per week of fish low in mercury, such as shrimp, canned light tuna, salmon, pollock, and catfish.

Look at Your Lifestyle

Now is the time to quit any unhealthy habits such as smoking, which has been show to increase risk of pregnancy complications including low birth weight and stillbirth. Even if you’re already expecting, quitting as early as possible can protect your baby.

Manage Medicines and Conditions

Tell your doctor about any medications you’re taking. If any are unsafe for pregnancy, he or she can help you stop taking the medication or find an alternative.

If you have a chronic condition, such as diabetes, asthma, or epilepsy, it’s important to work with your doctor to get it under control before you get pregnant to reduce your risk of complications in pregnancy.

Nausea and vomiting can be one of the earliest and hardest symptoms of pregnancy – and one of the hardest to handle. Most women find relief with these tips: • Eat four to five small meals throughout the day.

• Avoid spicy or greasy foods.

• Avoid smells that may bother you, such as strong perfumes.

If you can’t keep any food or liquids down and are worried about your nutrition, talk with your doctor.

Unpasteurized milk or soft cheeses, raw or undercooked meat, and prepared meats, such as hotdogs or deli meats: These foods can carry the bacteria Listeria that can cause illness in pregnancy increasing your risk for miscarriage or stillbirth.

Visit Your Doctor

Stay Active

Once you’re expecting, getting early and regular prenatal care improves the chances of having a healthy pregnancy.

Studies show that women who exercise before becoming pregnant are less likely to have gestational diabetes. Starting your pregnancy at a healthy weight can also help lower your risk for problems during pregnancy, such as high blood pressure and preeclampsia.

As your doctor says it’s OK, keep exercising.

Working out at a moderate intensity throughout pregnancy is safe and has many benefits, including improved sleep, mood, and energy.

Before pregnancy, it is important to review your health history with your doctor and make sure you’re up-to-date with vaccines. It’s also a great time to discuss ways to improve your overall health for pregnancy.

Lisa Carbonell, MD as well as Amanda Weavil, MD, provide a wide range of gynecological, obstetrical, and fertility services. Call 530.543.5711 to schedule an appointment or find more information at bartonhealth.org/mom.

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Here are some facts about babies that most of us do not even know about.

Babies can recognize their mother’s voice and smell right after they are born.

Every 3 seconds there is a birth of a baby in the world.

One in every 2000 babies is born with a tooth.

Austin Thomas Purnal Jolene Dille and Thomas Purnal October 30, 2015

Hannah Camille Curib Uy Ma Cecilia Curib and Jerome Uy November 4, 2015

Scarlett Ellen Marie Spatucci Andrea Martin and Anthony Spatucci November 4, 2015

Baby’s fingerprints develop within the first 3 months of pregnancy During the second half of the pregnancy, baby pees every half hour and drinks it.

Baby doesn’t feel anything when the cord is cut after birth.

Babies can swim when they are born but they lose this ability shortly after birth.

Babies don’t have bowel movements before birth.

Newborn babies don’t shed tears, their tear ducts develop in the first 3 months.

Babies can see only black and white up to 3 months of age.

Baby’s head is ¼ th of body size whereas adult head is only 1/8th of body size.

Brody Matthias Rousseau Chelsea and Trey Rousseau November 8th, 2015

Isaac Emiliano Casillas Brenda Suazo and Moises Casillas November 10, 2015

Troy Dennis Hennessee Kevin and Susan Hennessee November 13, 2015

A newborn can sleep up to 20 hours a day.

Babies born with 300 bones, it decreases to 206 bones in adulthood.

Babies can recognize their mother’s voice and smell right after they are born.

Babies strongest sense is smell, they recognoze their parent’s smell in the first month.

For every 100 girls born, there are 105 boys born.

Babies more reactive to woman’s voice rather than man’s voice.

The last organ to develop in pre-birth baby is the lungs.

Babies can breathe and swallow at the same time until their 7th months.

Babies use average of 8000 diapers. source: ucbaby.ca

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Emma Olivia Sophia Ava Mia Isabella Charlotte Amelia Harper

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Aria Aubrey Scarlett Ellie Zoey Addison Hannah

Lillian Joy Anderson Ryan and Tracy Anderson November 18, 2015

Ethan Ramirez Yvette Lomeli November 22, 2015

Fox Patrick Miller Rachel Rodriguez and Shawn Miller December 1, 2015

Cayzleigh Teresa Aguilar Milam Cindy Milam and Jose Aguilar December 3, 2015

Olive Mae Guy Dani and Geordan Guy December 7, 2015

William Scott Goodell Kristen Heller Goodell and Kurt Goodell December 7, 2015

Fany Chavarin Angel Alma Delia Angel and Jesus Chavarin December 8, 2015

Brady Michael Mapes Jenn and Matthew Mapes December 10, 2015

Homer Behrendt Adam and Charlotte Behrendt December 13, 2015

Jace Lovell Triggs Carson and Fawne Triggs December 14, 2015

Mahkah Akecheta Valdivia Janean Skenandore and Daniel Valdivia December 14, 2015

Ronald Flores Heredia (twin) Viridian Heredia and Amir Ricardo Flores December 28, 2015

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Benefits of Reading and Singing to Your Child (cont’d from page 6)

Make it fun. Cuddle up and make reading time a comforting in-

teraction. Infants recognize and favor their parents’ voices and faces from when they are only a few days or weeks old. Read with emotion and mix up the volume with whispers, sing-song tones, and silly voices. Although infants may not comprehend the words or story, they will respond to vocal emotions and facial expressions when you read or talk.

Make it tactile. Select colorful and durable books. Children respond excitedly to bright colors and, as they get older, may like holding the book or putting it in their mouth to experience the feel. Though a young child may lose interest in a story after a few minutes, continue to read, talk, and sing with your child frequently. This interaction stimulates the child’s interest and expands his or her attention span.

Romeo Flores Heredia (twin) Viridian Heredia and Amir Ricardo Flores December 28, 2015

Ridley Rose Scott Creighton and Amy Scott December 31, 2015

Make it insightful. Stories open the opportunity to ask questions and talk about feelings. Can you show me the train? Which animal says “tweet”? In time, as comprehension expands, your child may identify what is in the picture. Suggest what emotions the characters in books might be feeling and give your young child a chance to share if he or she sometimes feels similar emotions, such as happy, sad, or mad.

Make it interactive. Preschoolers can be chatty and very curious. At this age, they may retell parts of their favorite stories or make up their own. Build on this cognitive development by asking your child follow-up questions. What do you think will happen next? What is the character thinking or what is this character feeling? These conversations not only help develop language and reading skills, but also spark creativity and curiosity.

Make it a routine. Read with your child every day. Make it a

calming activity – this is especially beneficial for the bedtime routine or afternoon downtime.

Your child is never too young or too old to enjoy reading a book with you. Get inspired from attending “Mother Goose on the Loose” and other storytimes at the public library. Expand your book collection by checking out library books or exchanging books with other families.

Then have your child pick out a book, get comfortable, and enjoy this important time.

Barton Pediatrics is located at 2201 South Avenue in South Lake Tahoe.

Make an appointment for your child at 530.543.5550.

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