is it safe to develop film in a darkroom and nurse a baby?
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The chemicals used in development are very hazardous if ingested, especially for babies, so you have to be extremely sure you have cleaned yourself adequately before handling your baby.\n\nIf you ever dipped your hand in develop, you'll notice it has a soapy feel to it. Chemicals can be absorbed through the skin - I do not know what you need to do to ensure that it is not going to your baby.\n\nYou can read a discussion of the topic at the following link:
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I think you need your water tested but I would be boiling water for the infant.\nGood luck!
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I'd be more concerned about the effect of the anesthesia you will be undergoing next week. Make sure you have a pregnancy test before the surgery - some anesthetics are known to cause severe problems for a fetus - and discuss this with the anesthetist a few days before the surgery. Also talk with your maxillofacial surgeon (the one pulling the teeth) to make sure he takes the necessary course of action.\n\nMost painkillers will have some contraindications on the package. If not, call the pharmacist to see if there is a risk to the fetus. I don't think there are problems with an analgesic (Tylenol, etc.). You may wish to look at topical compounds (direct application) as opposed to general compounds (attacks pain everywhere), and make sure you find something safe to take for AFTER your surgery, as the pain will not entirely go away.
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NOOO!!!  working out does not make your milk unsafe for your baby.  It may make the milk have a different taste for the child because of the lactic acid that may make its way into your milk supply but your baby being only 4 weeks old may not be bothered by the taste difference.  If the baby seems to not want to nurse after you have worked out then he/she may be noticing a taste difference. You may want to try nursing before you work out and make sure you drink alot of water to help flush your system of the lactic acids.  If you need more information try this site www.lalecheleague.org
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Nope.  As far as I can tell, you're completely safe.  You may not be able to use those images to publicize the book, though.  But inside the book, you should be fine.
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I would get a few different opions from actual doctors instead of us average joes. I wouldn't want you to do something even it's natural. Some people are allergic even if the baby isn't born yet if it harms you then it could harm the baby. Congrats!
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maybe you could try a photography class. i was never really into photography until i took black and white photography last semester, and now i really like it, but this semester, i'm taking digital photography. my school has it's own darkroom, so it was interesting and fun, and i miss being in the darkroom. however...if you take a photography class, like black and white, be prepared to spend some money cause you'll probably have to buy your own film and printing paper and maybe even a camera, unless you already have one or are able to borrow one from someone. luckily for me, i was able to borrow my dads camera.
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I am a Scientologist and gave birth to 2 kids, one in 1979 in London UK and the second in 1984 in Toronto.\nBoth times I would have preferred to have a home birth where I could better control the environment for myself and my babies, and keep\nunnessary noise and loud voices, or talking to a minimum, but my choices were very limited back then.\nSo I had to make do with a hospital environment both times, and deal with any negative effects after the births.\nThis whole subject of giving birth and the best methods are all in the realm of "Preventative". You want to prevent trauma that will effect this new life and the natural bonding between mother and baby.\nThis "silent" aspect of the Scientology method is explained fully in  Chapter 10 of the book "Dianetics The Modern Science of Mental Health" called " Preventative Dianetics"\n\nNot so long ago most babies were delivered at home and mid wives were the best authority on the subject. This  should still be the case in mmy opinion. Birth was never the ream of medical science particularly, until recently.\nIn many cultures and societies this has been preserved.\nIn fact in some cultures mothers just go off on their own somewhere quiet to give birth without any interference or complications.
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Hi having a anaesthetic while pregnant is safe but you need to let your consultant know ,as he may want to give you another sort off anaesthetic instead off being completly put asleep.Also they may want to keep an eye on the unborn baby while your asleep too.Good Luck
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I am afraid that there is not enough information for me to answer this question.  But I will attempt it anyway.\n\nThe word 'development' puzzels me when used in conjunction with printers.  Printer's print files (including pitures).  Printer's cannot develop film.  I am asuming that maybe you mean a printer that has a card reader or a camera docking feature?\n\nThe number 36 makes me think of 36 exp film.  Film will have to be processed at a photo shop or one of the one hour jobs in town.  Most places have the ability to put the pitures on disk or cd and then it can be printed.\n\nI hoped this helped you and have a great day.
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Yes you can, I'd recommend you go to a midwife when this happens, because even though doctors can say yes, a lot of them would say no, just to avoid complications and/or to avoid the birth being so long. To doctors, the faster things go, the better. A midwife will never rush you, and they have fantastic ways of encouraging you, and ways of helping you out without having to go to drugs as a solution, with a midwife, everything is natural/homeopathic, and nothing will harm you or your baby (drugs wise). Good luck!
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photo-paper is light sensitive as you have to keep negatives in the dark....sorry to all computor people who have copiers there are still old people out there..  try your local photography shop.
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Yes!\nIt is contraindicated during breast feeding and should not be used.  Studies have not been done on any pain killers because they are viewed as being so risky.
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well of course ....nothing will happen to u or the babies unless u eat it sumthing might happen but dont eat it ewww.....urm the only thing that cud happen tou that isnt safe is that u get sum type of really bad rash frum it but that might not happen....urm also the only thing that cud really happen is ur acne will clear up urm btw....CONGRATS on being preg.and gd luck!!
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you could but be careful.\nit would be better to see a professional and let them know your condition before they start and they should know a safe pressure to use.
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Legally, yes. However, he would need a signed model release to use the photos for any commercial (non-journalistic)venture.\n\n(Decency, however, would dicate that he/she ask for permission. If you are concerned, simply confront him/her. A photographer may have simply found the scene very artistic (kids having fun are a joy to photograph) and decided to take a few shots. If you talk to him/her, chances are that he/she would even share some of the resulting shots with you.)
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You should immediately tell your boss. Xrays cause fetal defects. You should not be exposed to radiation at any level during pregnancy.