Babies
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
In this Expert Advice column, Henry Bernstein, M.D. helps explain how to take care of your infant's penis after a circumcision procedure and signs to look out for. If a small amount of foreskin remains, it is appropriate to gently pull it back each day during a bath or diaper change. Sometimes the surfaces of skin do stick to each other, resulting in adhesions. These adhesions can be pulled apart with gentle pressure.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Honey should never be given to infants less than one year in age, because it may cause a rare type of food poisoning (infant botulism).
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BabiesBaby Illnesses
In very young babies, urinary tract infections are generally caused by bacteria germs that reach the urinary tract via the bloodstream.
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BabiesYour Baby and Sleep
Find helpful tips on how to get a child to sleep in his crib.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
More frequent nursing will increase your milk production to meet the changing needs of your infant.
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BabiesBaby's Growth and Development
Find out whether it's normal for a toddler to have breast buds, and whether a doctor's examination is warranted.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Read one father's concerns about circumcision, and our expert's response.
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BabiesYour Baby and Sleep
It is important to establish regular routines with babies to promote longer periods of sleeping.
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BabiesBaby Illnesses
As long as your baby is not acting sick and you are comfortable with his breathing pattern, you should not be overly concerned about the amount of congestion.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
It is a federal law that infants and children must ride buckled in car seats or seatbelts that have been properly installed and are used properly.
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BabiesYour Baby and Sleep
What can be done once a father has created an inappropriate bedtime ritual?
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BabiesBaby's Growth and Development
A mother wonders if she has spoiled her infant by being too attentive.
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BabiesBaby Illnesses
Get some basic information about pertussis, and what risks it might pose in a ten-year-old.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Find out how to break your child of the need for a bottle to get her to fall asleep.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Read some suggestions for getting an 18-month-old off the bottle and formula, and onto cow's milk.
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BabiesBaby's Health
Exercise programs can be exciting for both toddler and parent, but many of them are "more icing than cake."
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BabiesCaring for Your BabyBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Find out why stimulating your baby from birth is crucial to development.
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