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Homemade toddler treats
By Babyexpert.com on 24/04/2009 17:12:00
Get creative with gorgeous homemade treats for a special occasion

Meringue mountainSuitable from 1yMakes 12Ingredients:300g caster sugar150g egg whites (from about 5 large eggs)pink food colouringblue food colouring1tbs cocoaedible silver balls and coloured sprinklesYou'll also need two solid baking trays, lined with baking parchmentPreheat ove...

Treat a fever fast
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 13:17:00
Knowing how to reduce a temperature will stop you worrying when your child gets ill

Mummy I'm hot!' Children run a temperature at the drop of a hat. It's simply a sign your baby's fighting an infection, but taking steps to treat it will make her feel a lot better. Normal body temperature is around 37°C and a high temperature

How to treat nosebleeds
By Babyexpert.com on 10/09/2010 11:59:00
Most children get nosebleeds from time to time, so here's what to do...

Whether they are caused by a knock while playing, something which has been pushed inside their nostril or a little too much picking! Here's how to treat it properly.If your child has a nosebleed, it’s important that you stay calm. He may get upset

How to treat your child's burn
By Babyexpert.com on 15/11/2011 05:00:00
Advice on how to treat your child's burn from the British Red Cross

Burns from a hot kitchen appliance can happen no matter how vigilant you are. If your child is burned:Place the burn under cool running water for at least 10 minutes as this reduces the ‘cooking effect’ of the burn. You can also try to distract him with songs or games.If you do n...

Easter treats
By Babyexpert.com on 30/03/2009 09:45:45
Enjoy Easter with our selection of gorgeous gifts, scrumptious chocolate and Spring flowers.

Enjoy Easter with our selection of gorgeous giftsSpeckled egg wreath, £10, John LewisEaster treats

How to treat broken bones
By Babyexpert.com on 02/06/2011 07:40:00
Broken bones in young children are more common than you might think. Here is what to do…

You need to reassure your child constantly and remain calm. Distressing as it is for both of you, remember that young bones heal fast. If you suspect your little one has broken something, you should:1. Immobilise the injury with a cushion, item of clothing or something similar a...

How to treat febrile seizures
By Babyexpert.com on 02/06/2011 09:36:00
Although it’s rare, a child with a fever can suffer a seizure. Here is what you should do...

It’s very disturbing to see, but it isn’t normally serious in the long term. Your little one may become stiff, appear to go unconscious, and his arms and legs may twitch. If your child shows any of these symptoms you should:1. NOT restrain him, but protect him from injury by su...

Treating a toddler tummy upset
By Babyexpert.com on 22/04/2009 11:18:00
Diarrhoea and vomiting is pretty grim for both the patient and the carer! But once the clean-up operation is complete and your little one feels like eating again...

DO OFFERBread / dry toast fingersMashed potatoBanana Plain rice or pastaDON'T OFFERSugary, spicy or rich foods. Keep everything stomach-calmingly bland.Fruit juice/squash/flat lemonade - too much sugar can stimulate diarrhoea.Sports/electrolyte drinks - these are for adults only ...

Make whoopie cake treats for a party
By Babyexpert.com on 22/04/2010 16:31:00
Recipe for whoopie cakes

Classic Whoopie PiesMakes 8IngredientsFor the pies:125g (4 ½ oz) butter or margarine, softened200g (7oz) light brown sugar1 large egg, beaten350g (12oz) plain flour50g (2oz) cocoa powder5.25ml (1 ¼ tsp) Dr Oetker Bicarbonate of Soda1.25ml (½ tsp) salt250ml (9fl.oz) low fat butter...

Think twice before treating your child’s fever with medicine
By Babyexpert.com on 02/03/2011 06:02:00
It's scary seeing your child ill with a fever, but parents should think twice before dosing them up with medicine, says a new report

Many parents are over-treating fevers, giving paracetamol, (found in Calpol), and ibuprofen, as soon as their child’s temperature inches above normal. But fevers in youngsters are usually caused by viruses that go away without medicine and without

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