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Making 5mnthbaby chocolate,chilled juice
I'm a mother of 5months old.. I came to in laws home when my baby turned to 5 months old..My baby has blocked tear duct to her right eye.doctor given tobramycin drops..And told to massage her eye..My father in law making eat to my baby chocolates,and packed cool fruit juices that are available in market.. I'm too much worried about my baby health.i want to tell my father in law to not to give chocolates and chilled juices but I can't because my in laws may feel that I'm making their grand child away from them..What to do..Is making my child eat chocolates and chilled juice will make her health worse
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U may show them and explain them via goggle images and data the importance pf exclusive breast feeding. At this age packed food fruit juices and chocolates are a Big NO.
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First thing is that u tell them the importance of exclusive breast feeding till 6 months completed age.
Later on please do avoid chocolate and fruit juices at this age . As it may hamper your breast feeding.
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