Avoid all sugar in juices and formula. And probiotics is the key.
Also, don't vaccinate (at least until he is over it).
Also, don't vaccinate (at least until he is over it).
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He doesn't get juice or formula or vaccines.
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So I guess we'll stick with the probiotics!
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So I guess we'll stick with the probiotics!
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Hi, Nicole:
My twins are now about 9 months old, and they laugh at everything and nothing. I have no worries about their development, but they just think nearly everything is funny, especially my daughter. I think she likes to laugh and laughing gets her laughing even more. At times, neither my husband nor I can figure out what the heck she finds so funny, but here are some things we know she finds hilarious:
- someone sitting on the couch and raising one leg straight
- the wind flapping the curtains
- anything dropping from any surface
- someone jumping up from a seated position in a chair
- her brother doing just about anything, including kicking his feet while laying on the floor, attempting to creep, hiccupping, and raising his hands above his head
- someone standing in front of her, with her/his hands on hips, staring straight down at her
- the beeping noise Tivo makes at times
Maybe she's a weirdo, but I think she just loves to laugh. And I love to hear it.
I don't know what's going on with your son, although I know you've been involved in a lot of scary medical stuff. I can understand being concerned, but it might not be an indication of anything more than a silly sense of humor. I'm not trying to minimize your situation; I'm just trying to provide a positive, possibly similar situation.
Hopefully, he's fine along with you and your other two.
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My twins are now about 9 months old, and they laugh at everything and nothing. I have no worries about their development, but they just think nearly everything is funny, especially my daughter. I think she likes to laugh and laughing gets her laughing even more. At times, neither my husband nor I can figure out what the heck she finds so funny, but here are some things we know she finds hilarious:
- someone sitting on the couch and raising one leg straight
- the wind flapping the curtains
- anything dropping from any surface
- someone jumping up from a seated position in a chair
- her brother doing just about anything, including kicking his feet while laying on the floor, attempting to creep, hiccupping, and raising his hands above his head
- someone standing in front of her, with her/his hands on hips, staring straight down at her
- the beeping noise Tivo makes at times
Maybe she's a weirdo, but I think she just loves to laugh. And I love to hear it.
I don't know what's going on with your son, although I know you've been involved in a lot of scary medical stuff. I can understand being concerned, but it might not be an indication of anything more than a silly sense of humor. I'm not trying to minimize your situation; I'm just trying to provide a positive, possibly similar situation.
Hopefully, he's fine along with you and your other two.
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The thing is, he rarely laughs. It takes a TON to even get him to crack half a smile. This is something new he's started doing...
I did get a laugh though out of your daughter!
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Originally Posted by Crisstiana  Hi, Nicole: My twins are now about 9 months old, and they laugh at everything and nothing. I have no worries about their development, but they just think nearly everything is funny, especially my daughter. I think she likes to laugh and laughing gets her laughing even more. At times, neither my husband nor I can figure out what the heck she finds so funny, but here are some things we know she finds hilarious: - someone sitting on the couch and raising one leg straight - the wind flapping the curtains - anything dropping from any surface - someone jumping up from a seated position in a chair - her brother doing just about anything, including kicking his feet while laying on the floor, attempting to creep, hiccupping, and raising his hands above his head - someone standing in front of her, with her/his hands on hips, staring straight down at her - the beeping noise Tivo makes at times Maybe she's a weirdo, but I think she just loves to laugh. And I love to hear it. I don't know what's going on with your son, although I know you've been involved in a lot of scary medical stuff. I can understand being concerned, but it might not be an indication of anything more than a silly sense of humor. I'm not trying to minimize your situation; I'm just trying to provide a positive, possibly similar situation. Hopefully, he's fine along with you and your other two.
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I did get a laugh though out of your daughter!
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