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Datum kreiranja: 29 oktobar 2018

Akcija: "Upoznaj dijabetes-preuzmi kontrolu"

Dana, 16.11.2018. god, a povodom svetskog dana dijabetesa, u OŠ Vožd Karađorđe je Radna grupa za mlade Udruženja za preventivnu pedijatriju Srbije (UPPS-Srbija), održalo akciju pod nazivom "Upoznaj dijabetes-preuzmi kontrolu". Akcija je bila veoma uspešna, sa velikom željom mališana da ponovo dođemo. Najljubaznije se zahvaljujemo učiteljici Vesni Stević i odeljenju I1 na veoma srdačnom dočeku. 😊 Slike će mnogo više reći. ❤️

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Datum kreiranja: 18 novembar 2018

Child’s play and art

Divan tekst Prim dr Bojane Cokić, člana perdsedništva UPPS, o značaju igre za pravilno odrastanje:

Bojana Cokíc
Zajecar, Serbia

Childhood is an important time of learning and development. Play is the work of childhood, affecting sensorimotor, cognitive, emotional, moral, and social development. Children have always played. Throughout history, children’s games have changed with the social environment. In past centuries, children’s play began in the evening, on the street, after girls had helped their mothers and grandmothers in the house, and boys had assisted their fathers and grandfathers in taking care of the property (Figure 1).

Figure 1:
Pieter Brueghel the Elder (1525-1569), Flemish
Children Playing
The Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria 

Archaeologists have found toys such as containers and small animals made of bronze and lead in the excavations of ancient cities (Figure 2 and 3). The modern concept of a toy dates from the middle of the sixteenth century. In the seventeenth century, children’s play and toys began to be recognized as means of education.

Figure 2:
Little horse on wheels, Ancient Greek children’s toy. From a tomb dating 950–900 BCE
Kerameikos Archaeological Museum, Athens

Figure 3:
Ancient Toys
Cycladic Art Museum, Athens, Greece.

Modern play often involves technology and limited physical activity. Research is examining the effect this type of play may have on today’s children, who may not participate in the same type of play that has been shown to be beneficial to development throughout history

The importance of childhood and play should be recognized. Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592) once stated, ”It should be noted that children at play are not playing about; their games should be seen as their most serious-minded activity.” Child’s play has been memorialized in celebrated works of art through the years.

George Romney (1734-1802), English
The Gower Family: The five youngest children of the 2nd Earl Gower
Hall Art Gallery, Canada

Albert Roosenboom (1845-1875), Belgian
The Young Doctor
Private collection

Peter Marius Hansen (1868-1928), Danish
Playing Children, Enghave Square
The National Gallery of Denmark

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919), French
MMe. Charpentier and Her Children 
Metropolitan Museum of Art

Carlton Alfred Smith (1853-1946), English
Portrait of a Doll
The Art Renewal Center, New Jersey

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919), French
Child with Toys – Gabrielle and the Artist’s Son, Jean
National Gallery of Art, Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon

Edward Henry Potthast (1857-1927), American
Happy Days
Art Museum of Western Virginia

Mary Cassatt (1844 -1926), American
Children Playing on the Beach
National Gallery of Art, Washington

References:

1. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics, 2-Volume Set, 20th Edition, PART II, Growth, Development, and Behavior.
2. Alastair Sooke Art Critic: How childhood came to fascinate artists, 1 April 2016.
3. Tom Baranowski PhD et al. Playing for Real: Video Games and Stories for Health-Related Behavior Change. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Volume 34, Issue 1, January 2008, Pages 74-82.
4. Children’s paintings by Donald Zolan, Decembar 11, 2011.
5. Mary Cassatt, painter. A look at Mother and Child, March 29, 2018.

BOJANA COKIĆ, MD, is a pediatrician at Children’s Hospital in Zajecar, Serbia, where she was been Head of Department Pediatrics from 1986 to 2004 and Head of the Neonatology Service since 2007. She graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade in 1981, where she completed her residency in pediatrics in 1989. Her specialization is in clinical genetics; in 1992 she introduced a registry in Zajecar for congenital anomalies and in 2009, she established the Association for Down Syndrome in Zajecar. She has published about sixty papers.

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Datum kreiranja: 01 novembar 2018

Postoji li stvarno zdrav slatkiš?

SVETSKO A NAŠE

Dana 6.07.2018. godine, u prostorijama Udruženja za Preventivnu Pedijatriju Srbije, imali smo priliku da saznamo nešto više o proizvodima “HAPPY HONEY”, koji poseduju sve nacionalne sertifikate zdrave hrane, i koji se preporučuju, kao jedan od zdravijih izvora prirodnih ugljenih hidrata, slatkog i prijatnog ukusa u ishrani, kako zdrave, tako i dece sa pojedinim zdravstvenim problemima.

Šta je zapravo “HAPPY HONEY”?

Happy Honey je sirovi med sa ukusima kakaa, maline, kajsije, đumbira, šljive koji mu daju novu dimenziju. Zdrav slatkiš, u kojem cela porodica uživa bez griže savesti.
Sirov med je nezagrevan med, koji zadržava sva svoja prirodna svojstva u istom obliku kakvog su ga pčele pokupile sa nektara. Direktno iz košnice, bez bilo kakve termičke obrade.

Sirov med je zdraviji i od 100% prirodnog meda, koji je prilikom ispiranja zagrevan do 40°C, jer u tom postupku stradaju mnogi dragoceni sastojci, od enzima, aminokiselina, fitohemikalija, do onoga što pčela ostavi u medu u tragovima – polena i pčelinjeg voska.

Kako su slatkiši postali sastavni deo života jako male dece, i taj procenat se iz godine u godinu povećava, “HAPPY HONEY” je pronašao rešenje za uklanjanje prevelike količine šećera u dečijoj ishrani. Ideja je u očuvanju celokupnog zdravlje deteta, počevši od sprečavanja karijesa na zubićima, gojaznosti, do dijabetesa i izloženosti bolestima kasnije u životu.

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Datum kreiranja: 13 jul 2018