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WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A JAUNDICE BABY THAT IS SLEEPY AN ONLY EATS A FEW MINUTES AT A TIME?
Mar 25th
Question by Vivianna:
What do you do with a jaundice baby that is sleepy an only eats a few minutes at a time?
My baby is newborn and does not seems to want to feed very long and I have another one, but she was never that lethargic. How can I get him to eat better?
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CAN A 3 MONTH OLD BABY GET ASTHMA?
Mar 23rd
Question by peace and love
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Can a 3 month old baby get asthma?
I’m writing a story and I want the baby to have asthma and he’s 3 months so I am wondering if a 3 month old could get it or not?
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WHAT IS NORMAL TEMPERATURE IN A BABY?
Mar 22nd
Question by :
what is normal temperature in a baby?
my 12 day old baby has a temperature of 37.5 is this normal
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WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF US HAVING A BABY WITH DOWN SYNDROME?
Mar 19th
Question by Due Oct 16th:
What are the chances of us having a baby with down syndrome?
My husband has two brothers, one of them has down syndrome. We currently had a miscarriage in September. The physician did not know why but it was possible that it was a baby with down sydrome. He was not for sure but he said it COULD have been a possibility as to why we lost that baby. We are now trying for baby #2, what are the statistics and the chances that our child and all of our kids in the near future will have down sydrome?
My husband and I are both 23 years old.
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NORMAL TEMPERATURE FOR A 2 MONTH BABY?
Mar 17th
Question by chipmuck:
normal temperature for a 2 month baby?
which is the ideal way to check a newborn temperature
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DOES YOUR BABY’S DOCTOR REQUIRE YOU TO GET A FLU SHOT?
Mar 16th
Question by :
Does your baby’s physician require you to get a flu shot?
Do Pediatrician’s give baby’s flu shots? Do they require the parents to get them either way?
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PLAGIOCEPHALY (FLAT HEAD SYNDROME)?
Mar 16th
Question by New Mom:
Plagiocephaly (Flat Head Syndrome)?
Just wondering if there are any parents out there with experience with plagiocephaly? My baby boy was born in April and due to the way he was positioned in the birth canal, came out with a fairly odd shaped head. The physician assured me this would resolve on its own; however, due to his great sleeping habits (12 hours through the night) he now has a very definite flat spot on the back of his head.
His face is totally symmetrical (and cute IMHO) as are his ears. We were referred to a physiotherapist when he was three months old, and she’s been out to visit us twice so far and given us some great tips on how to help him develop his arms, chest and neck muscles in order to remain off the back of his head as much as possible when awake.
At his five-month well-baby check-up today, our physician analyzed him and noted that his head is growing quite nicely (head circumference is in the 75th percentile), but that the flat spot still has not resolved. As he is not yet sitting up on his own, she suggested we wait until he’s eight months old, and then if the situation has not resolved or improved, to have him fitted for a helmet in order to help round out the back of his head, and ensure that his face and ears remain symmetrical.
I’m completely ok with going down the helmet route, but I guess a small part of me is worried that other people will look at him and wonder if there is something “wrong” with him. It’s stupid of me to let something like this bother me, and I know that I should listen to my physician and take her advice. I want to be able to say to him when he’s older that I did totally everything I could to help him. I have been assured by multiple physicians and a specialist (after diagnostic testing) that this is simply a cosmetic issue, and will NOT impact him neurologically. Thank goodness for that. I guess I should just look at this as similar to getting braces as a child.
Any words of wisdom? Any parents out there that did have their child fitted for a helmet and were glad they did?
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HELP ME PLEASE? IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT AUTISM IN BABIES.?
Mar 15th
Question by Perfection:
Help me please? If you know anything about autism in babies.?
Ok, so: My cousin is nine months old. When he was seven months old a physician said he had craniosynostosis. Anyways they checked with some Austrian doctors, and there was totally nothing wrong with him.
Now, my aunt doubts he might have autism because the baby doesn’t react to his name (though he does react to other noises) and he also seems to lack concentration.
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AT WHAT TEMPERATURE SHOULD BABY KITTENS DRINK REPLACEMENT MILK?
Mar 12th
Question by JJ:
At what temperature should baby kittens drink replacement milk?
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DIFFERENT SIZED PUPILS, SCALY TAN RASH AND SEIZURE-LIKE SHAKING OF THE HEAD?
Mar 11th
Question by WMC:
different sized pupils, scaly tan rash and seizure-like shaking of the head?
My son, age 6, has started having bizzare episodes of heading bobbing in all directions that sometimes moves down to his trunk and then his legs. Sometimes one leg will kick. These episodes can last from a split second to a couple of minutes. During this time, he continues playing or doing whatever it was that he was doing. I can see him trying to stop the shaking which causes him to have forceful jerking moveents. A couple of times he has grabbed his head with his hands. Sometimes he will blink about 50 times before this happens. He also has a tannish-colored raised and scaly patch of skin along his left trunk that started at birth as a small quartered sized patch. It does not bother him. It reminds me of cradle cap that newborns get but it has a more sand paper-like feel to it. I was able to video tape an episode of his head bobbing in all directions that happened six times in a nine minute period. I showed his pediatrician. The physician set referrals for an EEG and is having us see a neurologist in 3 weeks. The physician also noticed that one of his pupils was larger than the other, so we are being sent to an eye specialist. I have noticed that about 90% of the time his head is slightly moving in all directions. Not enough where many people notice, just his daddy and I. We were told to take him to the hosital if the duration or the amount of these episodes increase, or if we see anything new such as breathing difficulty. I am terrified that he has a disease, syndrome, tumor or such. Also, he has a ganglion cyst on his arm that is roughly the size of a kernel of corn. No biggy, but I thought I would add that incase someone can link these odd symptoms together for me. He is very bright and very active. He has a lot of trouble focusing on school work and is about a year behind his classmates. He is very capable of doing the work, but he cannot focus long enough to do more than a page or so at a time. He speaks alot! He has been in speech therapy since he was 3, and has done very well. He is pretty much always understood now. Also, he has not ever slept through the night!!! He whines in his sleep, kicks, head butts, and is generally very restless. If anyone could give me any insight as to what could be going on, I would greatly appreciate it.
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