You can keep them in the car seat put in an upright position if you are too tired or busy to carry them that long...others can help too.....sometimes that may not work and ....but we will do that only if it so bad and not allowing the baby to gain weight....please see your paediatricians for further management at that point

Dear Mum, No. Do not mix beverage with your baby Pap. Please hold on till s/he is a year old

It is not advisable because too much of sugary things is not good. Take more of fresh fruit juice instead. Even if you should take, do not make it an everyday thing.

kindly go to the hospital to know the underlying cause of fever, PLEASE DO NOT SELF MEDICATE. Please you can continue breastfeeding, it can not be transmitted.

Yes, it is wrong. It is not advisable to use such around babies because it could expose them to burn injuries. Keep such out of babies reach.

The 6, 10 and 14 weeks shot's main side effect is fever. You can give the paracetamol every 6 hours for 2 -3 days. However, make sure you are given the right dose based on your baby's weight. From experience, most mums who got immunization at health centres usually just give one size fit all dose of paracetamol which is often not the adequate dose for their babies after the immunization. This also contributes to the persistence of the fever. To be sure of the right dose, ask your doctor or pharmacist

Most cough and catarrh are usually due to viral infection which will normally run their course with or without any form of treatment.

If it persists or the child is having difficulty breathing kindly see a paediatrician.

Kindly note that teething is a normal physiological process

Yes, it can be applied on other parts of the body but be sure it's prescribed by a dermatologist. It's important to note that the type of skin conditions determines treatment.

Yes. From year one,your child can begin to take family meals.

Potty training starts usually at 18 months .. Though you can start making him sit on the potty. There are things that show that a child is ready to be potty trained.... Most of these are rarely achieved before age 18 months

it is called RIGOR, the body's response to fever. Please see a paediatrician immediately to ascertain the cause of the fever and treatment

Yes, It's normal.... Exclusively breastfed babies do not pop all the time

We cannot comment specifically. It is better to see a paediatrician preferably at a teaching hospital for an evaluation

With the incision still healing putting pressure on your abdomen could be fatal

Tom brown is a perfect food to wean your baby with, tom brown is nutritious and filling. ... The cereals and legumes add a variety of nutrients beneficial to baby's good health to the meal.

With the incision still healing putting pressure on your abdomen could be fatal

Only breastfeeding only and nothing else until 6 months

You can start cleaning your baby's teeth by wiping with a soft cloth or brushing with a small soft toothbrush and water. At 18 months start using a pea-sized amount of low-fluoride toothpaste to brush your child's teeth. Encourage your child to spit out toothpaste after brushing, but not rinse