Orange stain in diaper
37 days old baby boy. Noticed orange stain in diaper. Breastfed for the last three days. Earlier on formula as well as breastfeed. Is it normal? Is the feed enough.
37 days old baby boy. Noticed orange stain in diaper. Breastfed for the last three days. Earlier on formula as well as breastfeed. Is it normal? Is the feed enough.
Is cluster feeding included from midnight 12:00 am to 5 am as my baby girl is 1.5 months old and she sleeps in morning for 4hrs and pattern of feeding is first half hour feeding and 15to 30 playing time which includes tummy time and 10 mins roaming with her in arms and sleeping time ... But from evening onwards she feeds after every 2 hrs and at night feeding is continuous after half n hour from 12am to 5 am .. Can u help me with this ??
My daughter will turn 1 year on 28th this month her weight now is 7.8kg. Is this weight ok? Also is it a fact or myth that the child will suffer from fever or any mild health concern in every milestone. Like when they start to roll over or crawl or sit or stand or when new teeth grow.
My 3 yr old 14kg boy had injury inside lower lip while using steel fork it's been 5 days wat to do pain is there
Can we apply thrombophob ointment on face for babies of 19 months old after getting swelling on face after felling down on the floor
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