Thank you nhockaday, Jake, and kmum for your advice. I understood you very well Jake
I tried a bottle, a sippy cup, and a medicine syringe. He didn't like any of them but using the syringe was most successful. I took him to see the doctor and he informed me my son was well hydrated. He could tell by all the drool he left
Hello. My son is about 5 1/2 months old an has RSV. The doctor has asked me to keep him hydrated by giving him baby juice, water, or Pedialyte. He has always nursed. How do I get him to drink? I tried a bottle but he can't get the "hang" of it. My mother recommended trying a training sippy cup. Does anyone know a way to get him to drink?
EDIT** I think may have posted this in the wrong forum, sorry if I did
I could see my whole household playing that game! It's something I'd actually want to play. Has anyone bought this game? I'm considering purchasing it myself, now...
Sorry about your little one. I hope things get better soon for her.
My son is only 5 months so we have yet to go through the teething stage, but I have heard of putting (clean) wet wash cloths in the freezer and then letting her gnaw on them. If you have a mesh feeder, you could put a cold, refrigerated piece of banana or other soft fruit in it for her as well.
Wow, I might be the youngest I had my son 9 days after my 18th birthday.
But I haven't let my age become an obstacle when it comes to parenting. I was blessed enough to have a teacher tell me about Baby Signing and that led me on to wanting to give my son every chance I can of bettering himself
I started loosing my hair around three months. THen is right, you're really just losing the hair that was supposed to fall out while pregnate. My mom is a Beautician and she told me
I recently got my hair cut and it has really helped with the SHEDDING! Also, my hair is a lot healthier looking because the trim really cut out the dead hair that I had not lost yet.
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