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My 6 month old son sleeps less and disintersted in eating semi solids. what should we do?
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Teething: This could be a sign of teething. Softer food or just fluids may be needed temporarily. Also, you may give Acetaminophen for fussiness, trouble sleeping , or discomfort
Answered 6/24/2014
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