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Babies below six months old don’t have regular sleeping cycles yet, so they may frequently wake up at night. A bedtime routine helps them recognize daytime from the night and slowly transition to a regular bedtime. Parents can create their bedtime routine, which may … Read more
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. … Read more
Vomiting is the forceful removal of milk and other stomach contents. In children, there are many causes of vomiting in conjunction with other symptoms, like abdominal pain, fever, and diarrhea. For kids whose symptoms are mainly vomiting, some possible explanations are pyloric stenosis, cyclic … Read more
There is no set standard for weight gain during pregnancy — this depends on the mom’s pre-pregnancy BMI, number of babies, and any medical conditions present. No weight gain during the first trimester may be average. In general, moms are expected to gain 1 … Read more
At first, you might have found it cute and endearing to see your child cover their ears, but seeing it happen all the time now has made you feel worried and anxious. What makes it worse is that they can’t tell you what’s wrong. … Read more
Breast milk is the leading choice for optimal nutrition in newborns and infants. However, there are certain instances when breast milk may not be enough — for preemies, sick babies, and underweight newborns. Regardless, adding calories to milk should only be done when advised … Read more
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