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The baby should be immunized when he is 9months as indicated in the immunization card schedule but not before. Let the child go for the immunization the as scheduled
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Just keep it dry and clean with spirit daily until it closes fully! There is no need to worry; it will eventually close on its own...Most likely your baby may end up having umbilical hernia or big navel.
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Hello mom, temper tantrum is a prolonged anger reaction in an infant or child, characterised by screaming, kicking, noisy behaviour, or throwing him/her self on the ground to get his/her way from a parent. Some people see it as stubbornness. Temper tantrums needs a psychologist to access not drugs
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She might be bored with the Amala Try giving her a variety of swallow with different presentation using attractive plates and cutleries.
Above all, you will need lots of patience . Persistence is key also.
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You can give if the child does not react to it ma,we also encourage giving age appropriate milk
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You have nothing to worry about because it is normal developmental milestone.
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Do not give anything but breastmilk. Kindly note that EBF baby can stay for 2 weeks without pooing because breast milk is easily absorbed in the body and they need to accumulate the waste before passing it out.
You have to be patient
Ringworm is a fungal infection and requires treatment with antifungal agents both oral and topical.Treatment may need to last up to 6 weeks" please see a doctor for treatment
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"Bad breath or "Halitosis" in children can occur due to several reasons like poor oral hygiene, mouth breathing, tooth decay, gum disease, infections in the mouth, bacteria on the tongue, dry mouth, tonsil stones, foreign objects in the nose and some medical conditions.
Good day ma'am, please let the child be seen by a ENT doctor. The pus will be examined and the appropriate treatment can be given.
Good day ma'am, please let the child be seen by a ENT doctor. The pus will be examined and the appropriate treatment can be given.
There is a level of activity that is still within normal in children depending on their chronological age .....though some mums may look at it as hyperactivity.
If however, you think you are not comfortable with your child's level of activity, kindly see a developmental paediatrician.
Do not give honey to infants below 1 year due to risk of Infant botulism.
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Breastfeeding also benefits mothers too not only your baby
Exclusive breastfeeding is associated with a natural (though not fail-safe) method of birth control (98% protection in the first six months after birth). It reduces risks of breast and ovarian cancer, type II diabetes, and postpartum depression
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No you can't please wait till its confirmed by a blood test that she has malaria before commencing any treatment prescribed by a doctor.
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You are not to be randomly treating malaria in children mums....pls wait till the child actually have malaria confirmed with a blood test and then you can treat the malaria which the doctor will prescribe the anti-malariadrug .
