Answers from Dr. Sears: from your bed to her crib

Article Abstract:

Pediatrician William Sears' advice on the best way to move a six-month-old infant from its parent's bed is to start by placing the baby's crib right next to the parent's bed to make a gradual change. A child with strep throat may be made to feel better by teaching him to gargle with saltwater and feeding him smoothies.

United States, Sleep positions

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How to get the most out of your child's checkups

Article Abstract:

Advice for parents on how to obtain the most benefit out of planned visits to a pediatrician is presented. It is permissible to have questions written down. The child should be fed before the visit and not due to have a sleep.

Practice, Study and teaching

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New parents' 8 most asked questions

Article Abstract:

New parents can find life with a new baby worrying and difficult as well as rewarding. The eight most common questions that pediatricians are asked such as how to bond with a baby are presented and discussed.

Care and treatment, Behavior, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Infants, Infant care

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