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Baby Teething

Baby Teething

Most babies start cutting their teeth between 4 and 7 months of age, but some start much later. There is no need to worry if your child's teeth fall out in a different timeline - it may be different for each child.

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Medicine Guidelines and Tips for your Kids

Medicine Guidelines and Tips for your Kids

What medicines aren't safe for babies? What's the right dosage? An ER doctor tells you what you need to know.

As a parent, the personal stress of a sick baby can feel like years taken off of your life. A common cold, fever, GI (gastrointestinal) “bug,” environmental allergies—these are all a rite of passage for most infants.

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Children Poisoning II

Children Poisoning II

Most poisons, with the exception of heavy metals (e.g. lead), act relatively quickly. You may be told that if your unhealthy baby shows abnormal symptoms, you could be poisoned. Signs may vary, but may include:

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Children Poisoning

Children Poisoning

Children are very curious. Young children love to explore things by tasting them. This puts them at risk of poisoning. Learn about the signs and symptoms of poisoning, how to prevent it, and what you can do if your child eats something toxic.

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Solid food for your Babies

Solid food for your Babies

Your baby's teeth may grow, which can cause irritation. But cut teeth rarely cause a fever. If your child has a fever above 101 degrees Fahrenheit, they are probably sick. See their doctor. Continue to support your child's development through conversation, colorful toys, and interaction. Remember: Limit alcohol during breastfeeding. Experts advise not to drink if you are breastfeeding. 

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