Baby Hiccups

Baby Hiccups

Babies under the age of 12 months often hiccup.  When they do, it generally concerns parents more than it bothers babies.  Discover why babies hiccup, what you can do if your baby has hiccups.

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How To Tell If Your Baby Is Dehydrated

How To Tell If Your Baby Is Dehydrated

If your baby is dehydrated, it means she's losing too much fluid or not taking enough in.  Depending on degree, dehydration can be a life-threating condition.  Learn how to prevent dehydration in babies, how to spot dehydration, how to treat it and when to get medical help.

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Why Is My Baby Vomiting?

Why Is My Baby Vomiting?

Milk flows with force out of your baby’s mouth.  Is she vomiting or refluxing?  Many babies are said to be vomiting when they are in fact refluxing.  Its helpful to know the difference as the cause and treatment differs.  Find out how to recognize the difference, what causes vomiting and when a vomiting baby needs to see a doctor.

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Diaper Rash

Diaper Rash

When you change your baby’s diaper, the last thing you want to find is a red little bottom.  Diaper rashes are common in babies between 4 and 15 months old.  Some types of diaper rash can be painful.  Learn what causes diaper rash and what you can do to protect baby's skin.

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Thrush

Thrush

Thrush is a fungal infection that can affect a baby’s mouth, diaper area and breastfeeding mothers' breasts.  In some cases it can be difficult to treat.  Learn about the signs of thrush, how to prevent it, and the various medical and non-medical treatments.

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Carbohydrate Malabsorption / Intolerance

Carbohydrate Malabsorption / Intolerance

If your baby suddenly develops diarrhea, and yet appears to be well, the reason could be carbohydrate malabsoption.  Learn which foods are linked to malabsorption problems, and what you can to do if your baby is affected.

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Teething

Teething

“Teething” is often blamed for babies’ broken sleep, crying, fever and diarrhea.  But is it the really the cause? Learn what to expect when a baby is teething, the order of tooth presentation, how to relieve any discomfort, and how to care for your baby’s teeth.

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Why Is My Baby Gassy?

Why Is My Baby Gassy?

As a new parent you might be surprised by how much gas your newborn baby passes.  If your baby has crying attacks, you might worry that the two are connected.  Discover why your baby is gassy, if gas discomfort is likely to cause crying, and how to prevent and relieve any discomfort.

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Constipation

Constipation

Constipation is a common problem when babies are formula-fed and when they start eating solid food.  Straining is typical newborn behavior that is often mistaken as a sign of constipation.  Find out how to tell if your baby is constipated, why it might happen, and what you can do about it.

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Milk Intolerance In Babies

Milk Intolerance In Babies

If your baby is gassy, cranky, and passes loose stools, you might worry that he is not tolerating his baby formula, or reacting to something in you have eaten.  Find out what the symptoms of intolerance are, foods and food chemicals that cause intolerance, and how to manage this problem.

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Milk Allergy

Milk Allergy

Vomiting, diarrhea, a rash, breathing problems, and lack of weight gain may be signs that your baby has a food allergy.  Read about the symptoms, the foods most likely to cause an allergic reaction in babies and young children, and how food allergies are diagnosed and treated.

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