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Parents' Lounge / General Parenting / Has anyone given PediaSure to their child?
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on: June 10, 2010, 05:50:21 AM
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My son lately hasn't been eating too well, he only eats 1/5 of what he use to eat. It's been going on for about 11 days and now he's sick with bronchitis. I don't know whether he lost his appetite because he was getting sick or vice versa. He's lost so much weight from not eating that his shorts now just slides down between his knees.
I spoke to his pediatrician yesterday and she recommended that I give him PediaSure, but I'm reluctant to as I'm concerned that he may enjoy the taste and continue wanting it, also the the fact that it's artificially flavored. From when my son started on solids, I have only fed him organic home made food (until recently, the occasional pieces that was not home cook/organic), he has never had a piece of cake, cookie or tasted anything artificially sweetened, the only things he's eaten that is sweet is fruits, or fruit puree which I make.
I can't decided whether I should give him the PediaSure, so we can put some weight back on him or wait for a few days to see if he'll start eating again. Is it very sweet? I find that a lot of food here in the States for children are very sweet...
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EARLY LEARNING / Teaching Your Child Math / Re: Doman Math Schedule with equatons
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on: June 06, 2010, 09:24:42 PM
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Jaluitgirl,
Thank you for sharing this with us... it's amazing that you found the time to put this together. I've just downloaded your file which I will modify slightly and hope to use it in a couple of weeks, at the moment I am just gathering all the materials for it.
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EARLY LEARNING / Early Learning - General Discussions / Re: How to start with Early Learning
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on: June 05, 2010, 08:19:51 PM
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I started my son with YBCR at 3 months and although I am a SAHM, I didn't always follow the program to the T as I felt that playdates, trips to the library, park, zoo and museum was also essential to build my son's character. He's now 16 months and has been able to recognise all the words on YBCR about 2 months ago. This program may or may not work for your child, but a least you have other options out there...I was only familiar with LR, TW, LM etc. this past week from this forum. There's a wealth of information on this forum, you'll just have to do you're own research and consider which is best for your son.
I also agree with DadDude that reading is important. My DH and I started reading to our son while he was in the utero. He now loves books and can't get enough of them, he started to choose his own books to be read to since he turned 12 months, My son scans through he's books like a adult would while choosing a novel/reading material on a bookshelve. I now buy books every 2/3 weeks and I take them out of the library every 3 weeks.
Lots of luck with what ever program you decide to go with.
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Products Marketplace / Product Discussions and Reviews / Little Pims Mandarin
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on: June 05, 2010, 04:58:47 PM
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I've been researching for the last month for a new learning program for my 16 month old as he already knows all the words in YBCR (I started YBCR with him when he was 3 m) I am trying to decide whether I should get LP Mandarin or Muzzy Mandarin.
Can any body tell me if LP Mandarin has the Chinese characters on it or is it pinyin?
Any reply will be greatly appreciated.
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Parents' Lounge / General Parenting / Re: Brushing for Toddler
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on: June 04, 2010, 02:50:08 AM
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I'm also having the same problem. 2 months ago we bought a toothbrush for our 16 month old, he's happy to hold it and chew the brush, but as soon as I take it of him or try to assist him, he would start screaming and crying.
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