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When baby starts teething
By Babyexpert.com on 11/09/2008 16:19:00
Spot the signs of baby teething and how to deal with it.

Teething can start in babies as young as three months and some babies already have a couple of teeth in situ when they are born.Most babies, however, start teething around six months.Middle bottom teeth are normally the first to appear, followed

How to care for milk teeth
By Babyexpert.com on 24/09/2010 12:06:42
What happens when little teeth start coming through? Our guide tells you everything...

It’s never too early to start looking after her teeth – even though your little one’s miilk teeth will eventually fall out, it’s great to instil good habits now:You can start cleaning milk teeth as soon as they appear - wrap a small clean piece

DIY health cures every mum should know
By Babyexpert.com on 14/06/2009 12:05:00
From easing teething pain to soothing tummy ache, these simple, effective remedies will help your tot feel better fast.

1. Ease teething pain You'll need:  A clean flannel. What to do:  Fold the flannel into a triangle, dip a corner in water and freeze. When pain strikes, let your baby gnaw on the frozen end. Don't give straight from the freezer as it could cause

Protect your pregnancy
By Babyexpert.com on 18/06/2007 14:57:00
Check out this webcast to find out how to look after your health during pregnancy.

from the worlds of childbirth, nutrition and dentristry, is a quick way to get the answers to many of the most common fears and concerns.Issues addressed include:Should you get your teeth whitened while pregnant?Can you be a vegetarian and have a

Your baby's health 9-12 months
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 11:37:00
Potential health issues you should be looking out for when your baby is aged 9-12 months.

drops if your baby's nose seems to be really blocked. Your baby is probably cutting lots of teeth right now, and her little face may be red and raw from drooling. Extra saliva seems to soothe sore gums, which is probably why she's producing so much

Your baby's health: 6-9 months
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 13:14:00
Potential health issues you should be looking out for when your baby is aged 6-9 months.

may breathe noisily while sleeping or awake. If you're worried, talk to your health visitor or GP - but if he's done it for some time and it doesn't bother him, it's probably due to the normal softness of the airway tissues. If he's feeding, sleeping

Enjoy a safe summer pregnancy abroad
By Babyexpert.com on 24/07/2009 11:23:00
Going on holiday with a bump? We help put your mind at rest with answers to some common worries.

. How can I stay safe? A Use bottled, boiled or sterile water for drinking, brushing your teeth and washing fruit and veg. Always check the bottle is properly sealed before you buy it and ask for drinks without ice when in restaurants and bars. Fizzy

Keep your baby safe before birth
By Babyexpert.com on 04/04/2006 14:41:00
With a new little life to think about, looking after yourself is more important than ever

of having a premature baby, as it triggers higher levels of biological fluids that induce labour. Symptoms include bad breath and swollen or bleeding gums.Health check: Cleaning your teeth for two minutes twice a day and regular flossing will reduce your

Ear infections in babies
By Babyexpert.com on 28/04/2008 16:12:00
Four out of five children will have had an ear infection by age 3. Here's what to do about it.

be painfulbeing irritable and tearfulfinding it hard to sleep or (in toddlers) balance.Not all earaches are caused by an ear infection - pain can be caused by a build-up of mucus as a result of a cold or pain caused by teething.Easing the painIf you think your

Eat your way to a healthy pregnancy
By Babyexpert.com on 04/09/2008 15:06:00
Try our seven-point plan for eating your way through a healthy pregnancy

pollutants. Drink milk Three portions of calcium-rich foods each day will help your baby develop healthy bones and teeth. Calcium is best absorbed from dairy sources, so include milk, yoghurt and cheese in your diet. As for portion sizes, go for a pot

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