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4: It is ok when up until 4 years of age. You may begin weaning at 18 months. Pacifier use may cause tooth misalignment and frequent ear infections.
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Keep pumping: Try to breast pump as soon as possible and for 5 minutes every 3 hours until your milk comes in. Try to express 6-8 times a day.
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If my baby is getting rashes everywhere except his diaper area, could it be the detergent i'm using?
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Yes: Yes. You should use a detergent that is dye-free and scent-free. The detergent may be causing contact dermatitis.
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Fever, rash: Most people don't have a reaction to the MMR vaccine but there are cases with symptoms ranging from mild to severe mild side effects include slight f... Read More
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Whole foods: You should eat a balanced, nutritious diet and consume between 2000 and 2700 calories a day. Eat lean meats. Eat fruits and vegetables. Some are high... Read More
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Less time: This will be an exciting yet stressful time for you guys.You won't have as much time for your husband since you will have a new little person to take ... Read More
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Yes: Your baby's tear ducts don't fully develop until 8 months of age. Also, your baby won't produce as many tears if the crying is not due to sadness or ... Read More
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No: Some children reach the milestones earlier while others may reach them later. Try not to compare your child to others. Your pediatrician will do a de... Read More
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Walking, speaking: Is you baby rolling over from front to back at 4 months? Is your baby sitting up at 6 months? Is your baby eating from a spoon at 6 months? Is your ba... Read More
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5-7 days: Croup usually lasts 5-7 days the first 2 days are the most severe. The barking cough is worse at night and when a child is crying or upset.
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It varies: It varies by age. Newborns may nap every 2-4 hours. At 3-4 months, they will sleep for longer periods of time and nap less. At 6 months, your baby ... Read More
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Continue: Keep doing what you're doing! unrelieved engorgement can decrease milk production. Try Ibuprofen or acetaminophen, cool compresses and gently massagi... Read More
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Bulb syringe,suction: Squeeze the the bulb, place the tip in your baby's nostril and then loosen the grip but keep the syringe in place. This will create and suction and re... Read More
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Stop: Your baby may bite for a few reasons. Your baby may be hungry. So, it is best to feed your baby more frequently. It may be due to teething if your bab... Read More
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Imitation: At this age, your baby is cruising. Give him plenty of space for that. Also, your baby will want to copy you. It's a good time to play "follow the ... Read More
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GI issues: Most babies do well but some side effects are diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, rash and sleepiness.
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Cover up: Infants under 6 months of age should be kept out of the sun. So, sitting under an umbrella or tree are fine. Make sure your baby has lightweight clot... Read More
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Yes: You should give it a try. It may cause fussiness and/ or gassiness in your baby but everyone is different. Dark chocolate is healthier than milk choc... Read More
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12 months: You can switch to milk at 1 year. Whole milk is best because the extra fat and cholesterol aid in brain development. You can transition your baby b... Read More
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2: It is safe to leave your baby with a sitter when the baby is a few weeks old. You should leave instructions and emergency contacts for his/her care. I... Read More
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No: It is best to avoid citrus fruits for the first few months. They may be harsh on your baby's maturing gastrointestinal tract. Your baby may become f... Read More
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Yes: It should get better with time and with frequent breastfeeding.
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Yes: Sure you can! make sure to wash your hands frequenty. Most over-the-counter medicines are safe to take while nursing but check with your doctor anyw... Read More
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Yes: This is completely normal. Usually, the bottom 2 middle teeth come in followed by the top 2 middle ones. The side and back teeth then erupt.
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6 years: The front middle teeth (incisors) are the first ones to go. Most kids loose their back teeth (molars) between 10-12 years of age.
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Normal : This hair is called lanugo and should fall off within a few weeks.
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11-12 months: Babies usually stand alone at 11- 12 months. Some babies can stand earlier and some stand later.
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Protein, veggies: Grilled chicken, turkey, grilled fish, beans, steamed vegetables, whole grains (brown rice, barley, quinoa), fresh fruit, sorbet.
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4, 18 months: Gastroesophageal reflux peaks at about 4 months and resolves by 12- 18 months.
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3: Your baby can have 3 meals a day. Try to get 4 tbsp of cereal, 4 tbsp veggies, 4 tbsp of fruit and 1 tbsp of meat or protein each day.
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1-2 months: The bottom teeth (central incisors) usually come in at 6-8 months. The top teeth come in at 7-9 months. Some babies start teething earlier or later.
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Yes: Absolutely! fish oil is good for so many conditions (asthma, heart disease, arthritis, depression, anxiety, cancer, eye health, etc). Be sure to lo... Read More
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No: Over the counter cough and cold syrup should not be given to children under 6. They have not been proven to be effective and can cause side effects su... Read More
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3-6 months: By age 3 months babies have start a more regular sleep/wake pattern and have dropped most of their night feedings. Somewhere between 3-6 months, most ... Read More
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Comfort: Bring familiar things to keep your baby as comfortable as possible such as your baby's car seat, bassinet and sheets. Carry your baby in a sling. Yo... Read More
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Mustard: Your newborn's first bowel movement, meconium, looks greenish black. Then, it can change to mustard or tan or greenish or brown. Normal poop should n... Read More
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Not cured: Creams can treat the symptoms (itching, dryness and flaking) but not the cause. You should consider using a mild soap (dove), good moisturizer (aquap... Read More
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Ring: Ringworm causes an itchy, raised, red patch with normal coloring in the center. It is not really a worm.
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No need: Colds are due to viruses. Antibiotics won't help. They are used for bacterial infections. Save them for when they truly are needed. Frequent use of a... Read More
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No: This has not been proven.The rate of autism has been rising steadily over the past 30 years. This has been the pattern even before the MMR vaccine was... Read More
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Training: You should look for a provider that has infant and child CPR training as well as training in first aid. The provider should also have a license to op... Read More
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Clean and massage: Your baby has a clogged tear duct. This is very common. First, you can wipe off the discharge with a clean washcloth 2-3 x/day. Then, you can massa... Read More
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Creams: First, you can alleviate the rash by changing your baby's soap and lotion. Try a mild soap such as cetaphil or dove for sensitive skin. Good moisuriz... Read More
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Yes: Fish oil and probiotics are great for children and adults with autism. They are safe and effective. Valerian and lemon balm are relaxing. You can al... Read More
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6 months: This is a good time to introduce meat because your baby's iron stores will have been used up. Meat, especially red meat, is iron-rich. Start with s... Read More
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12 months: Citrus fruits may cause allergies, rash and/or vomiting. It is better to introduce small amounts gradually over a few days after your baby turns 1.
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12-36 months: You should wait until 12 months to introduce nuts to your child. You may even wait until 24-36 months of age if there is a family history of food al... Read More
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It depends: Overweight or obese females may enter puberty earlier. In obese males, puberty may be delayed.
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Fluids: You want to replace the loss of fluids. An oral rehydration solution (ors) such as pedialyte provides the appropriate amount of electrolytes. If you... Read More
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Grain, fruit, veggie: You can introduce these foods at 4 months of age: rice, barley, oat, banana, avocado, apple, pear, acorn/butternut squash, sweet potato, green beans. ... Read More
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