I probably wouldn't rush to the doctor, but would bring it to their attention at next visit. If it's bothering the baby, call the nurse and ask. Make sure they know it's not new.
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Yeah, I think some of us might have wandered on from the main page without realising this is traditional foods…..
As long as we can redirect the...
We've done this sorta: we hit up the National parks because we don't generally travel on a route where stuff falls into a theme. I pretty much always find the National Parks along the way. This past summer we hit up 4 of...
I chop it and freeze it in 1 cup increments. Then I can use it however I want. But some of the stuff I use it for include soup and homemade "hot pockets". Before we were dairy free I would make turkey tetrazzini...
Removing sugar. That and removing the foods that were inflammatory to my family. That included dairy--so my family gets a lot of water. I also think that for us, it's less about exactly what we're eating and more...
We follow it pretty closely but only because we fell into it while eating around multiple food intolerances (dairy, soy, gluten & corn) combined with my laziness (which removes rice, beans and potatoes). We occasionally do...
I didn't do that, but you could use coconut oil which is less concerning and also very good with battling yeast. In fact, combine that with some good probiotics and you'll have a really good jump on things.
Can you create a routine of laying baby down that the 3yo can help with?
Or you can look up "Montessori activity bags" or "travel bags for preschoolers" to create bagged activities for him (obviously remove the bag...
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Originally Posted by moominmamma
I've just noticed that between 1970 and 1980 there seemed to be a shift towards including edgier, darker novels in Newbery lists. By 2000 some of the choices are pretty adult, IMO,...