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A TV spot produced by Alive & Thrive Viet Nam to encourage mothers to breastfeed and feed iron-rich foods every day to be healthy and intelligent. Produced by: Alive and Thrive - Viet Nam http://www.aliveandthrive.org/where-we-work/country/viet-nam Visit us on-line: http://factsforlife.org - http://healthphone.org .

As well as explaining how a healthy childbirth should occur, this film teaches what PPH is, how to diagnose it and the steps to follow to prevent maternal death from PPH. It also informs of how predict when a woman is likely to have PPH, and how to prevent it altogether. This film is aimed at skilled health workers and follows the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (RCOG) guidelines. © Medical Aid Films - 2012 visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

UNICEF, WHO, the Ministry of Health's Centre for Health Education in Viet Nam, and A&T funded this spot on early initiation during World Breastfeeding Week 2010. The Alive & Thrive project helped fund a television spot produced by the Center for Health Education in Viet Nam. The spot encouraged health workers and doctors to help mothers initiate breastfeeding within the first half-hour. Produced by: Alive and Thrive - Viet Nam http://www.aliveandthrive.org/where-we-work/country/viet-nam Visit us on-line: http://factsforlife.org - http://tensteps.org - http://healthphone.org .

Emphasizes the need to feed only breastmilk and no water for the first 6 months. A TV spot produced by Alive & Thrive Viet Nam to encourage mothers to help their children grow healthy and strong by feeding their children breastmilk only for the first 6 months. Produced by: Alive and Thrive - Viet Nam http://www.aliveandthrive.org/where-we-work/country/viet-nam Visit us on-line: http://factsforlife.org - http://tensteps.org - http://healthphone.org .

Encourages mothers to exclusively breastfeed for the first 6 months. A TV spot produced by Alive & Thrive Viet Nam encouraging mothers not to give their children water, only breastmilk, for the first 6 months. Produced by: Alive and Thrive - Viet Nam http://www.aliveandthrive.org/where-we-work/country/viet-nam Visit us on-line: http://factsforlife.org - http://tensteps.org - http://healthphone.org .

Popular Ethiopian vocalists issue a call to action for improved child feeding practices with a catchy tune and footage of the Ethiopian landscape and people. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

As an investment in his child's future, the father in this TV spot saves some eggs rather than sell all at the market. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

The TV spot is a reminder of the importance of feeding a sick child to ensure faster recovery. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

The analogy in this spot is that colostrum is good for babies just as it is for newborn calves because it is both food and medicine. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

The TV spot emphasizes that the first six months are the time to give breastmilk only so the baby will grow. Using the agrarian analogy,seeds will grow best if planted during the during the rainy season. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

The theme of this spot is that a baby will grow better if given a variety of nutritional foods just like rotating crops results in a better harvest. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

In this spot the father checks both his ox and baby to be sure they are fed properly and are full and satisfied. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

This TV spot encourages the father to provide for his child similar to his efforts to search to find good pasture for his cattle. The 7 spots, directed to Ethiopian men, each focus on a critical feeding practice and correlate good farming practices and good feeding practices through agrarian analogies. The aim is to create support for the actions and fulfill fathers' desire for smart, healthy, and strong children. They focus on 7 themes related to infant and young child feeding practices. visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

Visit us on-line: http://hetv.org - http://factsforlife.org - http://healthphone.org Young children are more vulnerable than any other age group to the ill effects of unsafe water, poor sanitation and lack of hygiene. These contribute to 88 per cent of deaths from diarrhoeal diseases. Children under 5 years old account for nearly 90 per cent of deaths from diarrhoea. The simple habit of handwashing with soap is estimated to reduce the incidence of diarrhoea by nearly half. It also greatly reduces the risk of respiratory infections such as pneumonia and other diseases, including eye infections, especially trachoma. Parents and caregivers should wash their hands with soap and water at these critical moments: (1) after cleaning the infant or young child who has defecated, ... .

Visit us on-line: http://rehydrate.org - http://7pointplan.org - http://healthphone.org Diarrhoea usually cures itself in three to four days with rehydration (drinking a lot of liquids). The real danger is the loss of liquid and nutrients from the child's body, which can cause dehydration and malnutrition. Children with diarrhoea should be given lots of fluids and foods to help reduce the severity of the illness. The best treatment for diarrhoea is to (1) drink lots of liquids and oral rehydration salts (ORS), properly mixed with clean water from a safe source, and (2) take zinc tablets or syrup daily for 10–14 days. Diarrhoea medicines are generally ineffective and can be harmful. .

Visit us on-line: http://hetv.org - http://factsforlife.org - http://healthphone.org Each year, over 1.4 million children die from diseases that are preventable with readily available vaccines. These diseases include measles, meningitis caused by Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib), diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), yellow fever, polio and hepatitis B. New vaccines against other illnesses, such as pneumonia and diarrhoea caused by rotavirus, have been developed and are now more widely used. Children who are immunized are protected from these dangerous diseases, which can often lead to disability or death. All children have the right to this protection. Every girl and boy needs to be fully immunized. Early protection is critical. .

Visit us on-line: http://breastcrawl.org - http://tensteps.org - http://healthphone.org Babies who are breastfed are generally healthier and achieve optimal growth and development compared to those who are fed formula milk. UNICEF, WHO and WABA along with the scientific community strongly recommend initiating breastfeeding within a half-hour of birth. If the vast majority of babies were exclusively fed breastmilk in their first six months of life -- meaning only breastmilk and no other liquids or solids, not even water -- it is estimated that the lives of at least 1.2 million children would be saved every year. If children continue to be breastfed up to two years and beyond, the health and development of millions of children would be greatly improved. .

Diarrheal and respiratory infections kill over 3.5 million children under the age of five every year. Hand washing with soap is the most effective and an inexpensive way to prevent these deaths. It can save the lives of 1.2 million children every year. The tippy tap is a low cost, low tech, low water, hands-free device to promote hand washing with soap. **Help us get the word out!: Visit us on-line tippytap.org - a partnership between WMG ( http://www.watershedmg.org ) and Grampari ( http://www.gampari.org ) Filmed and directed by Andrew Hinton at Pilgrim Films http://vimeo.com/pilgrimfilms Music by Jamie Perera http://www.jamieperera.com Produced by Sowmya Somnath and Jared Buono .

This film follows Neema, a village birth attendant, while she helps to deliver a baby in a rural setting where there is no access to trained health workers. It teaches 10 key steps that will lead to a clean delivery, including cutting the cord with a cleaned knife. This film is aimed at women in the communities where this situation is most likely to occur and traditional birth attendants. © Medical Aid Films - 2011 visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .

The primary intended audiences of this film are communities and birth attendants; it can be used by activists, community health workers, nurses and midwives who run community education programmes. It is a shorter version of the film “How to care for a newborn” that features on this channel. This film teaches the key steps to follow immediately after the delivery of a newborn who is not breathing in case it could not take place at a health centre. It insists on the importance of drying the baby and teaches how to put the baby’s head in the neutral position, in order to open the airway, and how to perform mouth-to-mouth. It encourages the immediate referral of the newborn to a health centre. © Medical Aid Films 2012 visit us on-line at http://healthphone.org .