government involvement in designing babies from the womb to adolescence

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We've taken many steps to prevent the risk of birth defects in the womb, from providing balanced nutrition, regular exercise, reducing workloads and stress relief, to music therapy and Quranic recitation. All of this is done with one goal: to design the baby to grow healthily and according to the parents' wishes.

The question is, after we've done all of this, will the baby truly live up to our wishes and meet our standards? Certainly, the answer is no, because our ability to know the unseen is limited, and all secrets belong to God, the Creator. However, our efforts are not always in vain. There's a saying that effort will not betray the results. With government programs to eliminate the risk of maternal mortality and infant disability, we see many babies being born healthy and meeting standards, and the number of babies born with disabilities or premature births has decreased.

Although this government program isn't 100% successful, at least the government has produced a healthy generation born according to standards, around sixty percent. I believe this is a very positive impact for a country, because a country will grow, develop, and progress if its people are healthy and intelligent.

Furthermore, in my country, Indonesia, there is a program called the MBG (Free Nutritious Food Program) for free nutritional support for children from infancy, toddlerhood, preschool, and school age. It's called the MBG (Free Nutritious Food Program), with the sole goal of producing a healthy, active, and intelligent generation. This program has been running since our new president was inaugurated. Despite many obstacles, the program continues. I don't think this is a political issue, but rather the government's involvement in developing a generation from infancy to adolescence.

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Each region has its own approach to this, as all parents want their babies to be born according to their wishes and meet local standards. However, we cannot deny that God's destiny is always with us. If babies could be designed or molded 100% while in the womb, the world would be filled with perfect people, with no more diversity and differences. We would certainly deny God's destiny and decree.

If we went to Nigeria, we would no longer encounter black people. If we went to Indonesia, we would no longer encounter small or disabled people. Everyone would be normal and meet standards. What would be the impact of all this? The criteria for unique diversity in a region would disappear. We would all be the same, with the same build, the same skin color, and the same standards.

I don't think that will happen, because all our efforts can only determine sixty percent of success, so the rest... We will inherit our traits from our genes and destiny. Although the medical world is increasingly sophisticated and reliable, not everything can be 100% accurate. We learn from theory, practice, and experience, but everything is created by someone. I believe our actions are absolutely correct and stem from all the experience and knowledge we possess to raise better and more perfect children who can meet average standards.

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