Pull ups are gender-specific and are designed for boys and girls entering their potty-training phase. Pull ups serve as an affirmation where you recognize that your little one is growing up. They have different target absorption points for boys and girls, which makes them …
It’s natural for babies to play with their ears after first discovering them, yet it could be a tell-tale sign of a possible ear infection. Some of the symptoms of an earache and ear infection include crying, irritability and refusing to feed, difficulty falling …
Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental disability characterized by difficulties in social interaction, communication, and behavior. There are several medical conditions that have signs or symptoms similar to ASD: ADHD, PTSD, OCD, anxiety, depression, hearing impairment, and language disorders are the more common ones. …
Potty training is essential for children to learn in their toddlerhood. Before you teach them the proper technique, explain why wiping from front to back is necessary. Little kids learn things faster when they know the cause and effect, which could be a bad …
High fevers can be brought under control by alternating Tylenol (acetaminophen) and Motrin (ibuprofen), but it is vital to stick to the correct dosage and frequency of use. Tylenol can only be given once every 4 hours, while Motrin can only be given every …
Soy formula may help deal with acid reflux in babies and prevent its recurrence. Soy milk is alkaline and will help neutralize the acid found in the esophagus and stomach. It is also a digestible protein for babies who cannot metabolize cow’s milk protein. …
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