Tue, 11 Apr 2017 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to your

-Tuesday edition of Prynhawn Da.

-Easter is almost upon us,

-but are you ready for it?

-We've got a jam-packed programme

-full of Easter suggestions for you.

-Lowri Steffan shows various ways

-of preparing the table for Easter.

-Do you fancy a trip to the cinema

-with the children?

-Lowri Cooke is here with

-a selection of new releases.

-We step into the garden with Ieuan

-and today he focuses on camellias.

-We browse through the latest

-magazines with Alun Williams.

-Elizabeth Fernandez from Gagman

-also shares her prized possessions.

-There's plenty of chats and ideas

-for you over the next 50 minutes.

-It's Caesarean Awareness Month.

-According to doctors, there's

-confusion regarding the process.

-With over 25% of babies in Britain

-are born via a caesarean section...

-..the aim is to quash

-the concerns of expectant mothers.

-Dr Llinos Roberts joins us

-and she's had a three c-sections.

-Bethan Wyn has had given birth

-naturally and had a caesarean.

-Welcome to you both.

-What is a caesarean section?

-It's a form of surgery.

-The aim is to give birth to a baby.

-A caesarean may be recommended as

-a planned or elective procedure...

-..or performed in an emergency

-if a vaginal birth is too risky.

-It's a choice to make if there are

-any risks to both mother and baby.

-You've both had caesarean sections.

-Why did you have your

-caesarean section, Bethan?

-I had a caesarean section

-because I had a low-lying placenta.

-A month before, I started bleeding.

-I had Cian early.

-It was a tough time.

-I blame the Caesarean section

-for this.

-I didn't expect him to come early.

-Is it rare to give birth naturally

-after a caesarean section?

-Many people plan for a c-section

-and have a natural birth instead.

-You can have a c-section

-on your first child...

-..and have a natural birth

-on your second.

-Many women think it's a better

-choice for them...

-..to have a caesarean section.

-A c-section is needed

-in some special cases.

-It shouldn't be a choice if you are

-able to have a natural birth.

-There are risks such as clotting

-and to your unborn child.

-Many people think it's an easy

-option.

-Many celebs opt for a c-section.

-We must be clear

-that this is a form of surgery.

-The recovery of a c-section is much

-longer than a natural birth.

-I was in hospital for a week after

-having Cian.

-The recovery after my natural birth

-was a lot quicker.

-It can also affect breastfeeding.

-I had an infection

-and it was painful.

-It affects women in different ways.

-I've had three c-sections.

-It's recommended that you don't have

-more than three.

-The skin becomes tougher

-and the procedure becomes trickier.

-You can also get infections again.

-Infections make their way

-into the body.

-You have to look after the wound

-for weeks after the procedure.

-What about the complications

-with a baby?

-In natural births,

-the baby is pushed out.

-It pushes out liquid from the lungs.

-This doesn't apply

-when you have a c-section.

-It can affect the early days

-of the baby.

-I didn't have a choice.

-I had to have my c-section.

-I chose not to have a c-section

-for the second child.

-I was glad I did this.

-But I was glad that I had a

-c-section because Cian was healthy.

-I found the second birth easier

-but very painful!

-Don't feel disappointed and like a

-failure if you have a c-section.

-Yesterday, we saw Gareth making

-a special Prynhawn Da pudding.

-Elliw Mai from Fairwater in Cardiff

-has been busy following the recipe.

-She sent us these photographs.

-It looks incredible, Elliw.

-After the break...

-..Lowri Steffan shares some

-home style ideas for Easter.

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-Welcome back.

-Lowri Steffan joins us with a host

-of ideas for the table at Easter.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-The family come together.

-It's the first time since Christmas.

-It's a time to feast again.

-We want to make it special.

-The shops are brimming

-with these Easter decorations.

-It tends to happen

-during most holiday periods now.

-It's a way for shops

-to make more money.

-We have three looks today.

-We start with the monochrome look.

-It's striking at this time of year.

-The plates set is from Asda

-and starts at 18.

-We also have this butterfly set

-of glasses from Asda at 6.

-You can also place tea lights

-They are 1 each.

-We move to M&S next.

-I like the lustre blush look.

-They are from M&S and 25.

-We also have a cup and saucer

-with a gold gilt edging.

-Afternoon tea is still very popular.

-It's been around for years.

-Yvonne has been picking at the

-chocolate.

-The cutlery set looks old fashioned

-and retro.

-They are very traditional.

-They are from M&S and cost 12.50.

-They've got an ivory look.

-We also have

-these crochet table mats.

-We also have

-these crochet table mats.

-We also moving on

-to the light lilac.

-It's a more fresh look.

-It's from Dunelm and cost 10.

-It won't break the bank and

-will take you through to the summer.

-We also have these salt and pepper

-house-style shakers.

-They are lovely.

-We also have glasses from Dunelm

-that are from 2.25 each...

-..to 3.25 each.

-We also finish with the turquoise

-They are from Dunelm and cost

-from 2.50 each to 4 each.

-It also includes some mugs.

-I like them all but prefer the

-chocolate!

-To celebrate Easter we're preparing

-you for a chocolate-filled weekend!

-You can win a hamper swamped with

-Easter eggs for the whole family.

-All you have to do

-is answer this simple question:

-What garment is worn at Easter?

-1) Easter bonnet, 2) Easter shoes,

-or 3) Easter trousers?

-To enter,

-call us on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-Our phone lines close at 3.00pm

-on Wednesday 12 April.

-Don't call after the lines close

-as you may still be charged.

-For full terms and conditions,

-email us at [email protected]

-Good luck to you all!

-You were enjoying the chocolate.

-It's time for popcorn

-and the cinema.

-We start with a clip from Boss Baby.

-Who are you?

-Who are you?

-

-Let's just say, I'm the boss.

-You're a baby. You wear a diaper.

-You know who else wears diapers?

-Astronauts and Nascar drivers.

-The average toddler spends

-45 hours a year on the potty.

-I'm the boss. I don't have

-that kind of spare time.

-What did you think of Boss Baby?

-It's on our list this Easter.

-This is a pioneering cartoon.

-The story is familiar.

-A new baby's arrival

-impacts a family.

-The story is told from the point

-of view of seven-year-old, Tim.

-The attention is split

-between the two brothers.

-It's a story of jealously.

-How will Tim cope

-with the new arrival?

-He starts to see things.

-Boss Baby wears a suit

-and carries a briefcase.

-The voice behind the unusual

-Boss Baby is Alec Baldwin.

-Tim discovers that Boss Baby is

-actually a spy on a secret mission.

-Only he can help thwart

-a dastardly plot...

-..that involves an epic battle

-between puppies and babies.

-I looked forward to see this.

-I thought it would be

-like Inside Out.

-It's a bit soul-less.

-The story is complex

-and high concept.

-Children may get bored and only the

-parents will understand the jokes.

-Storks were more clever

-in delivering their jokes.

-Next, we have

-Smurfs: The Lost Village.

-The Smurfs derive from Belgium.

-This is the third Smurf films.

-Demi Lovato is the voice of

-one of the Smurfs in this film.

-Smurfette, Brainy, Clumsy and Hefty

-use a special map to guides them...

-..through the Forbidden Forest.

-They race against time and battle

-against the evil wizard, Gargamel.

-The Smurfs are in search

-of a mysterious village.

-It's a village of Smurfettes.

-Julia Roberts

-voices one of the Smurfs.

-Trolls is better than this film.

-It's a traditional cartoon.

-The effects are great.

-It's suitable for young children.

-TV children's favourite, Peppa Pig

-makes her debut cinema appearance.

-We've got Peppa Pig:

-My First Cinema Experience.

-It's a great way to attract

-young children to the cinema.

-We join Peppa in this exciting

-new pre-school cinema experience.

-Young viewers will also join Peppa

-on an Australian holiday...

-..to visit her old friend,

-Kylie Kangaroo.

-There are nine episodes

-in this film.

-There are great nursery rhymes.

-Beauty and the Beast has been

-in our cinema for a few weeks.

-This is a live-action version of

-the 1990s classic Disney animation.

-I love Beauty and the Beast.

-Luke Evans from Pontypool

-is a great as Gaston.

-Emma Watson is a bright, beautiful

-and independent young, Belle.

-The Beast is played by

-Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens.

-Going in Style

-is also in the cinema.

-I loved this film.

-Going In Style

-boasts a stellar cast.

-Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine

-star in Going In Style.

-Lifelong buddies Willie,

-Joe and Albert...

-..decide to buck retirement and

-step off the straight-and-narrow...

-..when their pension funds

-become a corporate casualty.

-It's a great story too.

-After the break...

-..we join Ieuan in the garden

-who tends to his camellia shrubs

-And we browse through the latest

-men's magazines with Alun Williams.

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-Welcome back.

-Mari Grug is here with

-a guide to tonight's Heno.

-Don't forget to join me at 7.00pm.

-We're in Crymych to meet residents

-from their twin town in Brittany.

-Residents from Plovei in Brittany

-enjoy a festival of entertainment.

-They are enjoying a Fest Noz.

-Elin Harvard and Elan Llwyd

-join me on the sofa at 7.00pm.

-They are students

-in Oxford University.

-Rhodri Davies admires legends

-at a National Library exhibition.

-The exhibition

-is called Legends! / Arwyr!

-We remind you of details of our

-chocolate-filled Easter competition.

-I've eaten most of the eggs!

-The recent weather has been

-perfect for a spot of gardening.

-Many of you have been busy

-doing odd jobs outside.

-Here's Ieuan with his tips for April

-and some advice on camellias.

-Remove withered camellias on shrubs

-and collect those that have fallen.

-This makes the shrub

-look more appealing.

-It also prevents the germination of

-unwanted seeds which stunts growth.

-Regular pruning or deadheading also

-controls the spread of petal blight.

-The fungal disease causes

-petals to brown and drop.

-It's the perfect time

-to fertilize spring growth.

-Camellias prefer acidic soil.

-Therefore, I'll use ammonia,

-potassium and iron sulphate.

-They provide nitrogen, potassium

-and iron for healthy petal growth.

-Sulphate maintains acidity levels

-for roots to absorb the nutrients.

-Petals can burn and drop

-if you overfeed the plant.

-Feed with a small amount in spring

-and possibly again in early summer.

-Mature camellias shrubs

-don't require any fertilizer...

-..only if chlorosis forms

-where leaves turn yellow.

-But you should feed young

-and small shrubs.

-It's also necessary

-to feed potted camellias.

-If you're not confident

-in using fertilizers like this...

-..use a complete liquid fertilizer.

-Use it every fortnight

-during the growth period.

-It's perfect and convenient

-for potted camellias.

-Did you spot black stains

-on the leaves?

-You may have spotted it on your

-camellia leaves or rose bushes.

-This fungus grows on honeydew...

-..the sticky substance produced

-by aphids that desiccate leaves.

-The fungus isn't poisonous...

-..but it affects appearance

-and obstructs sun exposure.

-It hinders the production of sugar

-during the photosynthesis process.

-The plant becomes weaker

-and it stunts new growth.

-The solution is to soak a sponge in

-water and wash the affected leaves.

-You can prevent re-growth

-of the fungus...

-..by controlling the

-honeydew-producing critters.

-Spray fungicide from late April

-onwards during an aphid invasion.

-The final step is to kill ants

-around the shrub.

-They feed aphids, spread them around

-a shrub and protect them from harm.

-The problem has to be

-tackled from both sides.

-Alun Williams has flicked through

-the pages of some men's magazines.

-Welcome to the programme, Alun.

-Before we turn to the magazines...

-..Alun is a former air steward

-so I want to talk about one story.

-The newspapers have the story of

-a man being thrown off a plane...

-..that was going

-from Chicago to Louiseville.

-The passenger was being man-handled

-off the plane...

-..because the company

-had overbooked.

-What are you thoughts on this, Alun?

-It's incredible.

-I've seen this happen a few times.

-They usually tell passengers

-beforehand.

-People can get compensation.

-However, I've seen in the past...

-..where passengers sit

-in the cock-pit!

-This man was a doctor.

-He claimed that he had

-to travel because of his work.

-Let's look at FS.

-FS has an article about YouTube.

-YouTube was launched

-in February of 2005.

-of videos...

-..which equates

-to about 93 years!

-It's great for watching films

-and concerts.

-There's a lot of weird things

-on YouTube too!

-One of the most popular videos on

-YouTube...

-..is a series of videos

-called Let's Play...

-..which are videos of other people

-playing computer games.

-All you see is the person's face

-playing the game!

-Some ten million people...

-..watch a video of a girl

-that is said to help them sleep.

-You go to bed and listen to this

-person whispering in your ear...

-..to help you go to sleep!

-People want to share the

-experience of eating with others.

-We remain with FS

-for the next article.

-FS has an article

-that deals with the press.

-The article looks at the various

-ways people deal with the press.

-David Moyes is often in the press.

-He spoke quite harshly

-to a BBC reporter.

-Football managers are under a lot of

-pressure by the press.

-These people are often

-former players.

-They are very emotional.

-Swansea Football team

-is leading the way.

-Abbie Sandler

-is going into the team...

-some sort of new diet...

-..that is meant to fix all

-We live in a culture...

-..where we have celebrity chefs

-telling us what we should be eating.

-The article in GQ

-does call on the government...

-..to make things clearer

-when it comes to food packaging.

-The latest diet suggests

-that we should eat more fat...

-..but less carbohydrates.

-There's so many diets out there.

-Thank you, Alun.

-After the break...

-..Elizabeth Fernandez from Gaiman

-chats about her prized possessions.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-The Patagonian actress,

-Elizabeth Fernandez has joined us.

-She is here to share the stories

-behind some of her prized items.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-Tell us more about yourself.

-I'm originally from Gaiman

-in Patagonia.

-It's in the south of Argentina.

-I was raised

-in a Welsh speaking area...

-..but my family

-couldn't speak Welsh.

-I decided to learn Welsh in Gaiman.

-I learnt over an hour a week.

-I could only speak Welsh

-in the class.

-Your Welsh is fantastic.

-I only had an hour

-of week of lessons.

-How did your Welsh progress?

-We always welcomed

-people from Wales.

-In 2002, I won a scholarship...

-..and got to study in Lampeter...

-..and it was a great place.

-I couldn't speak English

-at the time.

-It was very strange.

-I was immersed in a Welsh community.

-Everyone was so kind.

-It was a dream come true.

-You've also settled here.

-Yes, I live in Wales now.

-I only had a passport

-from Argentina...

-..so I didn't think

-I could stay in Wales.

-However, I managed to get

-a Spanish passport.

-I'm from Argentina.

-It's thanks to

-the Spanish passport...

-..that I'm able to come here.

-My name is slightly different

-in the passport.

-My father's surname is Fernandez.

-The quickest way to get

-a passport...

-..was by using my mother's name.

-It's the tradition in Spain to

-use both your parents' surnames.

-The stone

-is in the shape of a heart.

-The stone was given to me

-by my eldest nephew, Facundo...

-..when I was home last January.

-It's the summer

-at that time in Patagonia.

-I was in Patagonia for Christmas.

-My brother has two children.

-We went to the beach.

-My nephew gave me the stone.

-Carrying the stone...

-..makes me feel like my family

-is with me wherever I go.

-My nephew doesn't know

-that I always carry it.

-Patagonia has had a lot of flooding.

-Over 2,000 people

-have lost their homes.

-A lorry from Buenos Aires

-is trying to get through to help.

-It's also difficult in Gaiman too.

-What about the badge?

-You got a role in Pobol y Cwm.

-The badge represents the high regard

-I have for the Welsh language.

-It was great to appear in the soap.

-I've met some wonderful people

-thanks to the Welsh language...

-..and they are all very supportive

-when times are tough.

-I never thought I would be able to

-sit here speaking to you like this!

-On tomorrow's programme,

-a lucky viewer receives a makeover.

-Ellen shares ideas for

-entertaining your little ones.

-And Alison Huw is here

-with a studio full of chocolate.

-Aled Jones is on his classical music

-tour after the S4C news and weather.

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.

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