No, do not add glucose to your baby's pap rather use only age (6 - 12 months) appropriate formular.

Sepsis is treated with antibiotics given into the vein for some days or in severe ones for 3 weeks..

Sepsis can be caused by any organism - bacteria, virus, parasites etc. Blood test usually shows high white cell count. The baby must be treated in a hospital. Prevention centres around good hygiene. The importance of hand washing cannot be over emphasized. Malaria prevention and control is key. Washing babies utensil separate from other utensils is a must. Proper hygiene while making food should be an uncompromising standard. Source of water for babies food must be clean, odorless, colorless and tasteless.

Please, your doctor might be the best to answer this question because has a better access to the baby's medical history.

I really wish your baby a sound recovery. Love you ma

Your baby is probably having colic, it should resolve on its own without any treatment. It usually starts a few weeks after birth and often improves by age 3 months. By ages 4 to 5 months, the majority of babies with colic have improved.

You may however give infacol for relief, but note that it does not work for every baby.

The baby is experiencing colic. Colic is common in babies. Unfortunately, there are no proven treatments that consistently help every baby.

It usually starts a few weeks after birth and often improves by age 3 months. By ages 4 to 5 months, the majority of babies with colic have improved.

Its okay to eat the type of fruit you want.
However, take one at a time so as to look out for any allergies (reactions) in your baby. If your baby doesn't react negatively its okay, but if you notice any reaction please discontinue immediately.

Do not administer any drug not prescribed by the Doctor. Take your baby to the hospital for proper evaluation, diagnosis and treatment.

Do not give an orange to a baby less than 6 months. Also, note that Babies on EBF do not need to poo daily, they can stay up to 2 weeks without having to poo. Sometimes, they can even poo up to 12 times in a day. As long as the stools are normal. There's nothing to worry about.

Continue cleaning with methylated spirit. Some babies cord takes some time to fall

Frequent poo is normal in EBF babies.

Yellow eyes in any babies or adults may signify possible case JAUNDICE .Kindly see a doctor for evaluation and management. Treat as urgent

Your baby might not be eating enough if he or she doesn't appear satisfied, even after feeding, and cries constantly or is irritable. Call your baby's doctor if you're concerned your baby is not getting enough to eat. A few weeks after birth, breastfed babies tend to have fewer bowel movements than they did before.

​Leave your infant's dressing on for 24 hours after the circumcision.
While your child is healing, apply a petroleum-based ointment (such as Vaseline) to the end of the penis after every bath and with each diaper change.
Go to the nearest emergency department if your child has excessive bleeding, fever, worsening redness or swelling, yellow liquid draining from the incision or difficulty with urinating.

Please, do not put Breast milk in your baby's eyes. Breast milk is not food or Eye Drop See an ophthalmologist for proper treatment.

Eat healthily, Rest well, drink water a lot and do not worry. Please, Relax!!! Check out our Breastfeeding booklet in Files section and the breastfeeding pictures on the wall. Cheers!!! You can breastfeed successfully! Yes, You can do it!”

Baby has reflux or more properly called Gastro-oesophageal reflux. It basically means food tend to return from the stomach back to the gut....which is the opposite of what is right way. There are some measures that can help like keeping baby upright for longer up to 30 mins after feeding and burping. However, in serious cases these measures may not work so you have to see your paediatrician for more....like we can thicken the feeds, use some medications and in extreme cases, few may need surgery (extreme being the key words). most babies do well with general measures like keeping them upright and not laying them flat shortly after feeds.....only few need the extra measures....for most babies s they get bigger and mature, reflux reduces as the sphincter or gate between the stomach and the oesophagus get stronger to prevent the retrograde flow of food/milk.

keep baby away from triggers such as smoke, cold, etc. Keep baby warm and continue exclusive breastfeeding. See a paediatrician if there is difficulty in breathing.