Le JT de Benjamin Muller - 01/12/2023 - La Maison des maternelles #LMDM

Let's open this dynamic newspaper with the info on vaccines, please. In this period of flu, while the recommendations for pregnant women are very clear, get vaccinated, this morning we will give you the results of an exclusive survey conducted by our partner MEI, which is this application that links health professionals with future or young parents. A questionnaire sent to nearly 1,000 pregnant women to find out whether or not they had been vaccinated, and you will see that the results are good. They are pretty good. First question, are you already aware of the recommendations? That is to say, when you are pregnant, you have to get vaccinated against the flu. The answer is yes, 77%. I see the glass half full, I think it's a lot. 77%. Some answer yes, it could be better. It's true. How were you informed of this need to get vaccinated during pregnancy? Generally by a health professional, whether they are midwives, doctors or gynecologists. There is also maternity care, which obviously passes the information, or relatives. And so, question for these pregnant women, did you get the flu vaccine? Yes, 66%. But Ana Roy, if she were here, would tell us, no, it's not good, you need more. You have to reach about 100% as the flu can be devastating. And by the way, about the vaccine, but this time on COVID, let's not forget it, did you get the COVID vaccine? Yes, the answer is 40%. So, in conclusion, the information and the need to get vaccinated against the flu circulate well. The vaccination rate is important, but it could be better. But good news, it's not too late to get vaccinated. It is said that it takes about three weeks for the vaccine to work. So, if you can, make an appointment at the pharmacy, in particular, which has recently been vaccinated. Let's move on to the information on fratries. So, I'm specifically addressing the viewers who have three or four children with this question. Which one is the most annoying of your children? No, sorry. It's the producer, I'm not allowed. I shouldn't ask it like that. Let's do it again, please. Info fratries, please. Sorry, it's not good. It's not nice what I just said. Info fratries. You have three or four children. Which one has the strongest character? Yes, it's much better. Answer, the second one. It's not me who says it, who am I to give you information like that, but science. And science, we like it. Science, we give it respect. A study conducted on families in the United States and Denmark, whose conclusions are that the second one is the hardest to manage, the one with the strongest character, the one with the most behavioral problems at school as well, but also the one with the most problems with justice, when it's the case. Oh, we don't agree. Oh, listen. Oh, my Felix. Well, I'm a second. Laurent, are you a first? A first, second? First. OK, that's why you're fantastic, Yasmin. No, no, I'm second, but I'm mostly thinking about my fratry, me, my beautiful children. C'est Archifaux. Well, yes. In short, the struggle of the researchers' explanations is that the second one is the one that receives the least attention from the parents. This explains this. So if your second one is annoying, sorry, if your second one has a strong character, it's not his fault, but yours. Ask yourself a question, a little bit, you're starting to annoy me. In addition, there's information on culture. Well, it's the big moment. It's the big mass of youth literature in France, which started on Thursday and lasts all weekend. And it's very important. In Montreuil, the Salon du Livre and the Presse Jeunesse in Seine-Saint-Denis, five days in total of exchanges and meetings with the greatest authors of children's literature. The greatest and the least known too. There's everyone. That's what's fantastic. There's me already. We're lucky because youth literature is alive. We're very lucky in France. You have to realize that. Among the authors present, so, well, do you realize? Bruno Salamone, Lolita Sechant, incredible, Mathieu Sapin, Magali Leuch, Benjamin Lacombe, and even yourself, Agathe Le Carreau. And yourself, Agathe Le Carreau. And Anarois. Yes, we'll all be present. So, and my dad too to sign mine. And Laurent will come, he told me, and he'll be present all weekend and he'll take selfies with all the people who send him. We'll do a signature, Laurent. I'm like that. With great pleasure. Me, on the other hand, no. No. No, you're good. I see you every day already. For those who can't go to Montreuil, in the Paris region, this weekend, know that more than 500 cultural places, such as bookstores, organize events all weekend in France to celebrate the reading of children and adults. So, a good weekend. Anyway, it's going to be cold, but I have some children who told me, will there be the author of Anatole Latuille? So I told them to go watch it. So he's there on Sunday. I said, well, on Saturday at Ariole. OK, so we'll come with you. I said, well, very well.