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How can my teen ensure she looks after her eyes?
...baby blues, baby browns or greens is to have them checked by an optometrist on a regular basis, at least every two years. it is however, to get them tested even more frequently if there is a family...
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How can I keep my hands looking youthful?
...baby’s bottom. always wear rubber gloves when you are washing the dishes or hand washing clothes. washing soaps are alkaline, a substance that is hard on both the skin and nails. it is best to...
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Since I've been pregnant, my skin is always itchy. What can I do?
...baby, the itching should stop and the skin should return to its normal condition. understandably, scratching may seem like the only solution at the time however, there are a number of things that you...
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Is colic harmful?
is colic harmful? colic won’t harm your baby in any way and most babies outgrow it by the time they are between three months and four months old. colic won’t harm your baby in any way and...
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Caesarean section: what are the pros and cons?
...baby from a caesarean delivery? there seems to be two schools of thought when looking for information. the first school says a caesarean is much better and less complicated than a natural delivery...
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What are the benefits and risks associated with a planned repeat caesarean?
...baby if you have already had one or more babies by caesarean section, you may be wondering whether you need another caesarean when you have your next baby. in many cases, it is possible to have your...
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What are the benefits and risks of a VBAC (Vaginal birth after caesarean)?
...baby to pass through safely. there is no definite way to know this, however your doctor can examine your pelvis and make an educated guess. you have never had any other extensive uterine surgery, such...
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How can I help my child who is overweight?
...baby fat, so it’s a good idea to schedule a talk with your child’s doctor. she can help determine whether your child’s weight is a problem that you should start addressing now. 5 1...
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Why do siblings fight and what can I do to stop them?
...baby of the family, by now he will have figured out that his older siblings get more independence and privileges than him. your older child will quickly discover that he doesn’t want his younger...
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How can I tone up my legs and bum?
...baby). but if you are not a regular gym goer, you may be unsure how to do squats properly. this video from tony o’regan, fitness instructor at carton house, shows us how to do a proper prayer...
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What are the treatments for colic?
...baby. if you feel that you are near breaking point, ask someone else to stay with your baby while you get some time to rest or compose yourself. if you feel that your child has colic, ask your gp for...
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How can I prevent colic?
how can i prevent colic? there is no way to prevent colic but there are things you can do if you think your baby's distress is related to feeding. unfortunately, there is nothing you can do to...
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When should I seek medical advice for colic?
when should i seek medical advice for colic? you should seek medical advice for colic for any of the following reasons: · your baby has not had colic before and you suspect that he is colicky...
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What are the symptoms of colic?
...baby that has been fed. during crying, the baby draws his legs to his abdomen and clenches his hands and curls his toes, his face may also alternately flush and pale from the effort of crying. your...
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What is colic and what causes it?
...baby which otherwise appears to be perfectly healthythis type of crying is also commonly referred to as persistent crying. this type of crying can be upsetting and frustrating for a parent. trying to...
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How can I ease the pain of teething?
...baby toast, or a cold tea towel. make sure that whatever you give them is not small enough to be a choking hazard. you can also use a number of over the counter remedies such as a topical pain relief...
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How can cradle cap be prevented?
how can cradle cap be prevented? most children outgrow cradle cap by the time they are one. in the majority of cases, frequent shampooing with a mild baby shampoo can prevent cradle cap from coming...
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How is cradle cap treated?
...baby, but if it gets severe enough it might itch. it generally doesn't need treatment but if the condition becomes an issue, try shampooing more frequently with a mild shampoo and gently rubbing...
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What is cradle cap?
what is cradle cap? cradle cap (seborrhoeic dermatitis) is a rash that starts as scaling and redness on a baby’s scalp. cradle cap (seborrhoeic dermatitis) is a rash that starts as scaling and...
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