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… positional plagiocephaly. Flat head syndrome doesn't hurt your baby. And in most children it goes away on its own when … usually minor. Most of the time it's covered by hair as your child grows. What causes it? The shape of a newborn's … can also lead to a flattened head. It's a problem with your baby's neck muscles. It causes the head to turn to one …
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… Some need more sleep than others. Bedtime tips You can help your baby—and yourself—sleep better. The goal is to help your baby learn self-comfort so they can get to sleep with …
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… it means that the baby is having trouble breathing. If your baby was born early, the lungs may not be not strong … might be caused by an infection, such as pneumonia. Or your baby may just need a little extra time getting used to … the uterus. The doctor and nurses will do tests and watch your baby closely to find the cause of the problem. Your …
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… Overview Babies usually cry for a reason. For example, your baby may be letting you know they're hungry, tired, too … a diaper change. Over time, you'll learn the difference in your baby's cries. Then you can take care of your baby's needs, and the crying will usually stop. Some …
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… changes in the first trimester Last updated August 11, 2013 Your body goes through lots of physical and emotional … of breath Morning sickness Overview Some of the changes in your body will be obvious. For example, your periods will stop, your breasts may become tender and …
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… you are sick If you have diabetes, other illnesses can make your blood sugar go up. This can be dangerous. When you're sick with influenza (flu) or another illness, your body releases hormones to fight infection. These … also make it hard for insulin or other medicines to lower your blood sugar. Sick-day guidelines Work with your doctor …
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… Visit On this page: Overview Overview Your first prenatal visit will probably be the longest visit you'll have. Your doctor or midwife will take your medical history and do a complete physical examination. …
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… work shifts, it can seem like there's nothing routine about your life. It's more of a chore to manage diabetes under … it can be done. These tips may help. Make a plan. Talk to your doctor, registered dietitian, or diabetes educator. They will help you make a plan for how to manage your shift work. Tell your employer that you have diabetes, …
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… But you can take steps to avoid power struggles, give your child a sense of control, and make taking medicines a bit easier for everyone. Avoid power struggles. If your child refuses a medicine, take a moment to pause. Stay calm, take a deep breath, and plan your next steps. Show your child that you're both on the …
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… Overview An asthma action plan is based on zones defined by your symptoms or your peak flow , or both. It tells you what to do if you have a sudden increase in your asthma symptoms ( asthma attack ). The yellow zone may …
