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When your baby’s head is in a low position, this is called lightening. Your baby’s head moves past the abdominal area and towards the pelvic area. This happens near the time of delivery. Other signs of lightening include decreased heartburn and difficulty breathing, but … Read more
In pregnant women, sore breasts are brought about by increasing hormone levels. This can happen as early as the fourth week of pregnancy. Some mothers may not have pregnancy symptoms at all, while others experience most of it. In particular, sore breasts start during … Read more
Acid reflux happens when your baby’s esophageal sphincter relaxes more often, leading to vomiting or regurgitation of milk or food. Infant reflux may or may not be normal, depending on your child’s other symptoms. Babies should be evaluated first by a doctor before starting … Read more
Breastfeeding experts do not recommend a sudden switch from breastmilk to milk formula, because babies need time to adjust to the new substances in formula and how they receive it, whether through a milk bottle or a cup. A gradual transition can be done … Read more
Gassiness in infants is due to an immature gastrointestinal tract, lots of crying, and plenty of feeding episodes throughout the day. It’s a benign condition that develops in week-old babies but should stop by 4-6 months of age. Some signs and symptoms of this … Read more
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are two types of infant reflux that can happen when food is vomited or regurgitated back from the stomach. Although GER is benign and has no other symptoms, GERD is associated with other symptoms and may … Read more
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