Search Results

336 results found

How to Get Rid of Medicines

… ask a pharmacist for help. Check the label on the bottle or box. The label may tell you how to get rid of the … You can also look at any information that came with the bottle or box. Bring the medicine to a take-back program or … ask a pharmacist for help. Check the label on the bottle or box. The label may tell you how to get rid of the …

Pregnancy and parenting resources

Dehydration

… your baby for 1 to 2 minutes every 10 minutes. If you use a bottle to feed your baby, increase the number of feedings to make up for lost fluids. The amount of extra … and size. You can give the ORS in a dropper, a spoon, or a bottle. Give your baby more cereal. If your baby has started …

Toddlers First Steps A Best Chance Guide to Parenting Your 6-to-36 Month-Old Child

Thrush

… your baby's risk of getting thrush during delivery. Wash bottle nipples and pacifiers daily. And keep all prepared bottles and nipples in the refrigerator to decrease the … infection. Contact your doctor with concerns about breastfeeding. If your nipples become red and sore, or you have …

Babys Best Chance Parents Handbook of Pregnancy and Baby Care

Keeping Track of Medicines

… eat. If you use a pillbox, keep one pill in its original bottle. Then if you forget what a pill is for, you can find the bottle it came from. A few medicines must be stored in their … eat. If you use a pillbox, keep one pill in its original bottle. Then if you forget what a pill is for, you can find …

Nausea and Vomiting Age 11 and Younger

… up may seem forceful. But it usually occurs shortly after feeding, is effortless, and causes no discomfort. Causes of … your baby for 1 to 2 minutes every 10 minutes. If you use a bottle to feed your baby, increase the number of feedings to … and size. You can give the ORS in a dropper, a spoon, or a bottle. If your baby has started eating cereal, you may …

Eye Problems Using Eyedrops and Eye Ointment

… and cause an infection. If the dropper is separate from the bottle and touches the eye, do not put the dropper back in the bottle. Buy a new dropper at a drugstore. Do not use anyone … and cause an infection. If the dropper is separate from the bottle and touches the eye, do not put the dropper back in …

Preventing Choking in Small Children

… holiday decorations. Kitchen items, such as: Eggshells. Bottle caps. Plastic tabs from protective coverings on … coins, buttons, and even jewellery. Kitchen objects such as bottle caps and eggshells. Test small objects by passing … holiday decorations. Kitchen items, such as: Eggshells. Bottle caps. Plastic tabs from protective coverings on …