So you’ve gone through pregnancy without drinking or smoking. You’ve taken your vitamins, gotten adequate sleep, regular exercise. Everything you can do to ensure your little one comes out in the best shape possible. And once it comes out, you breast-feed the little bunch of love, ensuring it has the best possible protection against diseases and is generally well-equipped to handle life outside of your belly.
But, says the concerned modern parent, how will my child ever become a normal, common kid like the others at school, with their allergies, with their wheezing asthma? Won’t she be singled out as a freak?
Worry not, fretful breeder. The easy answer lies not further than the corner Pharmaprix. A British study states the obvious – or at least something …
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Voici le Crapaud doré, ou crapaud de Monteverde. Il a été vu pour la dernière fois dans la nature en 1989. En 2004, après avoir abandonné l’espoir d’en retrouver, l’Union Internationale pour la Conservation de la Nature a déclaré l’espèce éteinte.