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Dear Doctor, I am 9 months old. Please tell my mummy I am gradually losing my hair edges.Dearest Baby Girl, I am sorry about. I will help you school your Momma about traction alopecia (a form of hair loss) According to Wikipedia, "Traction alopecia is a form of alopecia, or gradual hair loss, caused primarily by pulling force being applied to the hair. This commonly results from the sufferer frequently wearing their hair in a particularly tight ponytail, pigtails, or braids."This condition is growing concern among children that wear tight braids and ponytails. A lot of mothers love to glam up their baby girls and it is a good thing but it can end up in disaster.

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To mothers and children with any disability, I want to appreciate your efforts in surviving all challenges. Also know that, it is your right as a human to access quality healthcare.

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The Baby, The Mother and The Paediatrician: Mummy we love you!A big shout out to all the mothers out there. You are doing a great job. Please stop comparing yourself with someone else. Don't despise another mother but encourage her. Motherhood is not a competition, it's a community. Love from Dr. Weyoms and the battalion of babies.#motherhood #mothers #paediatrician #parenting #naijamum #nigerdelta #leedsmums #leeds #nigeria #warri #mummy #babies #babydiaries #mummybloggers #medicine #doctor #doctorlife #womeninmedicine #encouragement #motivation

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Neonatal jaundice Jaundice is the medical word used to describe a yellowing of the skin and white parts of the eyes (sclera). Neonatal jaundice is a very common condition – around 60 per cent of babies born at term and 80 per cent of babies born early (prematurely) develop neonatal jaundice.It usually develops on day two and three of life and generally fades away by the end of the first week of life. In the majority of cases, jaundice is harmless and fades without treatment. A very small number of babies can develop more significant jaundice that requires treatment. Treatment is needed because extremely high levels of jaundice can damage the brain and cause problems.

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I just saw this, I thought I'd share with us.

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Today is World Diabetes Day, and worldwide 200 million women are living with diabetes. So have you ever experienced during pregnancy, what doctors call gestational diabetes? Or pregnancy induced diabetes? Or perhaps, you are diabetic, how did you cope during pregnancy?Let's discuss! Please there's no discrimination here or shaming other women. It's a heart to heart talk.

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For Mothers who requested this. The part of your baby's head that looks like it's breathing is called a soft spot or medically called a fontanelle. A baby's skull is not fully closed during the period of development and during birth, it moulds so that the head can pass through the birth canal. A baby has two soft spots: the top of the head (anterior fontanelle) which closes around 12-18 months and is more visible to mothers. The posterior you which is at the back of the head but not so visible and closes up around 8 weeks. So please it is not abnormal and it's not a disease. If anything is wrong with it, a health professional will look at it and let you know. Don't tamper with it and don't try manipulating it.I hope this helps us all. Fret Not!

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Depression occurs a lot in women after they deliver their babies. That sad and feeling down emotionally can be draining and if no one understands, it can be very frustrating and lead to many issues like women killing their babies or having a broken marriage. Let's discuss.

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