Thriving through common health issues
Did you read What to Expect When You're Expecting? Or did you download a phone app that constantly notified you about milestones that your child should have already accomplished? Crawling would be one of those milestones. Child development varies dramatically from...
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Have you noticed dry, flaky, scab-like skin on your newborn baby’s head, hair or eyebrows? If you have searched images of “flaky skin on newborn hair,” a wide variety of images pop up, some that look scary. But don’t fret, that dry skin is most likely due to...
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Are your kids complaining about warts on their hands and feet? Before heading to the doctor try this natural, pain-free remedy that works in two weeks or less.You may have got more than you bargained for at the local swimming pool. The pool deck and showers are a...
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When you have a new baby you have a good number of tasks continually running through your mind on repeat. Feed the baby, what side did I feed last, change the baby, tummy time, skin to skin, make sure dad gets time with baby, feed yourself ... and maybe shower or...
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So, I spent last night sucking the snot from my 4-month-old daughter's nose with the Nosefrida, which is a nasal aspirator (given to me by my cousin) and instead of being disgusted I was thinking how cool it was that it worked! And worked enough to get two hours of...
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Holding Babies Changes Their DNA, New Study Finds
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New study shows babies’ genes express themselves differently depending on how often they’re held Babies who aren’t held often enough are genetically underdeveloped, according to a recent study p...