Question 1

what is the definition or description of: baby blows "raspberries"?

Accepted Answer

Blowing raspberries.: Baby blows "raspberries -  A baby produces a sound by blowing out when the tongue is between the lips.  This is important developmentally.

Question 2

my 4 month old baby blows raspberry noises like with tiny spit bubbles after i or my husband does. does this type of behavior count as cooing in a 4 month old baby or no?

Accepted Answer

: This mimicry sounds like a totally normal infant to me. I wouldn't worry about how you label the response or whether you are even present to be witness to all her potential responses.

Question 3

is it ok to f give berries e.g raspberries in fruit porridge to 7 months baby? he doesn't have allergy, but i was told it will cause it in the future.

Accepted Answer

It's fine: It's fine to give any berries after age 6 months. Their guts are mature enough to fully digest these. Just don't coat with honey - remember, no honey before age 1. Finally, as with any new foods, leave a few days in between new offerings to see if any problems with a particular food.  Yummy, yummy, look out berries, here's my tummy!

Question 4

i am breast-feeding and a drink a strawberry and raspberry smoothie and i see some red streaking in my baby stool-could it be the strawberry and raspberry in the stool?

Accepted Answer

Wouldn't think  so: Any color of your intake would be removed in the process of making breast milk. If baby had red streaking in its poop it is usually from an anal fissure/scratch that leaked a little blood.This is common with bulky/hard or  rapidly expelled poop.

Question 5

ho can i take baby aspirin 75 and drink raspberry leaf tea and b vitamins and zinc vit c all together

Accepted Answer

Of course: Let your physician know you're taking the aspirin; it may have a few interactions. Are you sure you want to be taking zinc? Why not get with an evidence-based holist in your community for guidance?

Question 6

my 4 month old baby boy used to coo & babble when he was 2 months old. he is quieter now & occasionally makes raspberry noises. he smiles & laughs. he also has good eye contact & follows objects. he loves playing toys but no noise. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

: Difficult to determine from just this description. He should be due for his 4 month well child check at which time the Dr will fully examine him includig his neurological/developemental status. Make sure you bring your concerns to their attention so they are aware.

Question 7

is it normal for babies to blow bubbles from the mouth?

Accepted Answer

Human trick: Babies are orally focused, so if they identify how they did that cool thing and how to repeat it, they'll be self-amusing. Of course, when the grown ups all get goofy when they do it, we reinforce it further.

Question 8

i had my 16 weeks ultrasound yesterday. today i noticed the ultrasound looked like the baby was blowing a huge bubble attached to its mouth (probably as big as the babies head). the only ultrasound i found that looked like it showed a teratoma?

Accepted Answer

: please wait for final report from the radiologist before making any conclusions

Question 9

are raspberry seeds good for you?

Accepted Answer

Not particularly: Raspberries are a natural fruit though and would be part of a healthy and balanced diet to be sure. 

For overall health, it is probably more important to focus on a well-balanced, low fat and low calorie diet and regular physical activity rather than new and fad diets and supplements.

Question 10

i try out raspberry keytones?

Accepted Answer

It's your money: It won't help you lose weight or do anything else for your benefit. Eat sensibly, avoid sugary and fatty stuff, get with a fitness group, and you'll accomplish your weight loss / fitness goals without having to waste money like this. And get some real respberries -- and remember how good real, nourishing food tastes.

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What is the definition or description of: baby blows "raspberries"?

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My 4 month old baby blows raspberry noises like with tiny spit bubbles after i or my husband does. does this type of behavior count as cooing in a 4 month old baby or no?

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Is it ok to f give berries e.g raspberries in fruit porridge to 7 months baby? he doesn't have allergy, but i was told it will cause it in the future.

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I am breast-feeding and a drink a strawberry and raspberry smoothie and i see some red streaking in my baby stool-could it be the strawberry and raspberry in the stool?

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Ho can i take baby aspirin 75 and drink raspberry leaf tea and b vitamins and zinc vit c all together

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My 4 month old baby boy used to coo & babble when he was 2 months old. he is quieter now & occasionally makes raspberry noises. he smiles & laughs. he also has good eye contact & follows objects. he loves playing toys but no noise. is this normal?

A member asked:

Is it normal for babies to blow bubbles from the mouth?

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I had my 16 weeks ultrasound yesterday. today i noticed the ultrasound looked like the baby was blowing a huge bubble attached to its mouth (probably as big as the babies head). the only ultrasound i found that looked like it showed a teratoma?

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Are raspberry seeds good for you?

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I try out raspberry keytones?

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