Birth Creative Writings Samples For Students

Reflection of working with women during pregnancy and in the postnatal period

I first met Ashley at the Nepean antenatal clinic. At the time, she was 30+1 gestational weeks. I established from her history that this was her third pregnancy. Her first pregnancy had been in the year 2001. She had not carried the pregnancy to term because she had had a miscarriage. Her second pregnancy was in 2010. For this pregnancy, she had a normal vaginal delivery at 37+1 weeks. She had given birth to a live female infant, Isobel, who weighed 3140 grams. She had attended the visit with Isobel who is now 2 yrs old. A UA was performed ...

1. Why professionals should understand brain development

The early stages of child development play a pivotal role in the development of the cognitive skills of a child, which depends entirely on the development of the brain. The role of the professionals is to ensure that the child has the best environment to ensure that the child remains healthy while enhancing the development of the proper cognitive elements of a child. By understanding the brain, the professionals are able to modify and institutionalize practices as well as teaching methods that enhance healthy development of a child especially in learning and adopting new things.

2. Ways in which my classroom enhances child development

a. By providing illustrations/diagrams e.g. in the form ...

Sharon Olds, the author of the poem is telling herself, and at the same time is making us aware of the fact that in this world the bodily pleasure is more important than the true feelings and real emotions. She presents the alleged lovers in an aura-like story as they are compared with two dancers or ice skaters, and this analogy is making us believe that they are having an idyllic romance in which everything ends beautiful and natural since both ice skaters and dancers represent the ideal of beauty and youth and off course the partners show each ...

Abstract

In the present paper, the personality of John Fitzgerald Kennedy is discussed from the perspective of psychoanalysis. The main emphasis of the psychoanalytical discussion of this prominent personality is placed on his relationship with the father, and the elder brother Joe Jr. and how they have influenced his value system, life path and place in the American history. In other words, the complexity of relationship between those three people is analyzed as main psychoanalytical context for JFK’s life and activity. John Kennedy is analyzed in accordance to the classical Freudian psychoanalytical model. The emphasis is placed on his ...

Business Network

Abstract
Over the last decade, the competitive business environment has seen significant changes. Corporations use business networks instead of traditional marketing methods. High-tech companies and large industries have a challenge of aligning their management to suit this new trend. The management has to look far beyond regular clients and suppliers, into a complex web of companies establishing research and development networks, reliable supplier’s web and ambitious partnerships. SMEs are also adopting and implementing the business coalitions in their operations just like their large corporation counterparts. The goal of business networks is to enhance competitive advantage and draw closer ...

Infants reach several milestones from the very moment they are born up to the age of one year. During this time, babies change with regard to their reaction to everything around them and each day unique growth and development is noticeable (Martin 2008). It is imperative to not that each individual baby reach their milestones in their own unique way and at their own pace. Many of the milestones that they reach cut across and do not vary greatly (Meggitt 2006). There is a child I have seen grow and develop from one stage to another reaching these milestones just ...

Neal walked out of the house and ambled slowly toward his car. He gazed at the sidewalk and recalled happier days, a time when he and his ex-girlfriend were still together. Neal and Kristine had separated months earlier. Kristine’s actions made it very clear that she no longer wanted him in her life. For Neal, this was the greatest shock he had ever experienced. Kristine was not only beautiful– she was courageous and hard working. These unrivaled qualities were what made Neal love her. What made it so difficult was that he was certain they would always be together.
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Neal walked out of the house and started to stroll towards his car. Neal began re-collecting nostalgic memories that happened during happier times, when he and his ex- girlfriend Kristine were together. The woman that Neal had enjoyed a long relationship with broke up with him and no longer wants to see him. It represented the greatest shock imaginable for Neal. The ex-girlfriend, Kristine, was not only a beautiful attractive woman but above that – she was brave and hard working. Her unrivaled characteristics had made Neal love her so much that he was sure that they would end up together. The ...

Education Reform

Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Inequality is an inevitable truth of our society. We see inequality everywhere, whether it’s between rich or poor, powerful or suppressed, strong or weak. What bothers Rousseau is that how and why such inequalities evolved in our society. The very first question that strikes of ‘Jean Jacques Rousseau’ is his question about inequality in two terms those are natural and political. He asks in the very first part of his work of ‘dedication’ that, he states that how equality is natural, and inequality is man-made, something that is introduced by men. Further talking about equality, he ...

Part I

Leonard Michaels was born in January 2, 1933 and died on May 10, 2003. His birth place was New York and his parents of Jewish background with his father coming from Poland. He was an American writer who mainly wrote short stories and novels and even essays. He got his B.A. from the University of New York while his M.A. and Ph. D were earned from the University of Michigan. Among other short stories, Michaels has to his name a short story titled “Crosssbones.” His stories mainly embrace the use of couples who are violent just like in this case, ...

Complete the following matching exercise titled, “Race: The Power of Illusion.” (Reference: http://www.pbs.org/race/002_SortingPeople/002_00-home.htm.) Post your results and describe your experience in trying to complete the matching exercise. What are your thoughts on how we approach diversity in the workplace based on our perceptions of race?

I only obtained a 50/50 score. It is true that our definition of race is subjective. Some people sometimes depend their judgment of who they are as a person based on the color of their skin and hair, shape of their nose, height/stature, etc. I was wrong. Some individuals have the freedom to identify themselves (that ...

With dignity and respect your honors, I represent Mr. Wolf who has been accused falsely of attempting to murder three little pigs. I am seeking to present to you an argument and the evidence to portray the innocence of my client. My name is David Mathews. I have been an attorney for the past 12 years. I am married and have two sons. As I stated, my client is Mr. Wolf. Mr. Wolf, please stand up. Now do any of you, simply by looking at Mr. Wolf, already believe that he shouldn’t win this case? Does he remind ...

The history of the student and her family in terms of country of origin is clearly depicted in the paper. The fact that they are organizing a fundraiser to assist in setting up a project in their native country shows that relocating to the United States of America did not make them forget their history. This shows that history is an important aspect of people’s lives as it creates a sense of belonging to a certain group or social setting. The student states in the paper that although, she and her family moved to America, she holds her country and city of ...

Throughout American history, different ethnic groups have faced different challenges. The Native Americans obviously were treated very differently than the Irish, for example, and the Chinese were particularly singled out for treatment which included banning them from attaining citizenship at all in the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. African Americans obviously also suffered greatly, not only during slavery but also after its abolishment, and with even greater difficulties being accepted by white society even to this day given their appearance and a complexion that was impossible to hide. Yet other groups attained wide acceptance, including Germans, English, and Scots. Andrew ...

Since the introduction of the ultrasound in 1980s, the population of the girl child has decreased. This ultrasound helps to identify the sex of the foetus before the birth. Once the sex of the child is identified, the boy child is left for the birth, while the girl child for the abortion. This practise is encouraged by culture factors both religious and economic where parents prefer boys to girls. According to the writer, he has a strong stand that women or girl child should be respected. He gives personal experience about women since he comes from a Indian family which is dominated ...

CLAS 2095 EL 10

Dr. S.Katary

Introduction
Ancient Rome has several rituals that have served as phenomenal aspects of its era as it flourished. Those have given vibrant color to the characterization of Roman life at that time, as it stood as among the most interesting points of study in the history of humankind. Among those who have partaken in the rituals of the empire were the Vestal Virgins (Vestals), who were women priestesses heralded for their virtues as they present themselves to Roman society as among its institutional characters.
This study seeks to present information on the Vestals ...