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… dangerous substances or methods as treatment for your baby who has colic . Potentially dangerous treatments … dangerous. Methods not proven effective include: Stopping breastfeeding. Sometimes people believe that the mother may …
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… . Snoring . Insomnia: Improving Your Sleep . Insomnia: Should I Take Sleeping Pills? Sleep Apnea: Should I Have a … Pregnancy Sleep Problems, Age 12 and Older Sleep, Rest, and Breastfeeding Sleeping Better Snoring Snoring and …
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… need a vitamin D supplement. When your baby is no longer breastfeeding or taking formula, your doctor may recommend a … or skim milk. (Children younger than 9 months of age should not drink cow's milk.) footnote 3 , footnote 1 If you …
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… in diet A child may get diarrhea from a diet change. A baby's or child's digestive tract may not tolerate large … a dry mouth and dry eyes (fewer tears than usual). If you breastfeed, nurse your baby more often. Offer each breast … isn't a symptom of an infectious illness, your baby should not attend daycare. Be careful with medicines. Don't …
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… also can cause a fever. Babies younger than 3 months should be seen by a doctor anytime they have a fever. That's … . Immunizations. Teething does not cause fever. If a baby is teething and has a fever, look for other symptoms … she has a fever. Don't let your baby get dehydrated. If you breastfeed your baby, nurse him or her more often. Offer …
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… and cold. You'll also likely be focused on your newly born baby and wanting confirmation that he or she is healthy. … where to cut. Bring your baby to your breast to begin breastfeeding. Some will suck right away; others will show …
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… thinking about becoming pregnant and their male partners should talk to their doctor about the risk of travelling to … on children older than 6 months. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding and are concerned about using DEET, talk with …
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… needs vary. Pregnant women need 600 mcg DFE each day. Breastfeeding women need 500 mcg DFE each day. Most other … So experts say that all women who are able to get pregnant should take a daily supplement that has at least 400 mcg of …
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… will often ease your child's discomfort. Vomiting in a baby should not be confused with spitting up. Vomiting is … a dry mouth and dry eyes (fewer tears than usual). If you breastfeed your baby, nurse him or her more often. Offer …
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… to find out if your tap water is safe to use for your baby's formula. If your water is not safe or if you are not … Canadian Paediatric Society, Dietitians of Canada, and Breastfeeding Committee for Canada. Available online: …
