Mommy, don't go!

Article Abstract:

Separation anxiety often begins between the ages of seven months and 12 months and ends by the age of three. Allowing the baby to meet new people is one way to curb separation anxiety in an infant. Tips on helping a toddler to adjust to bedtime, daycare and unexpected parental absences are included.

Management, Infants, Separation anxiety in infants, Separation anxiety, Separation anxiety (Child psychology)

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At home with your newborn

Article Abstract:

New mothers and fathers often have many concerns about the care of their newborn babies, including how often to feed them, how to breast feed, what the bowel movements should look like, handling spitting up, sleep schedules and bathing. Advice on coping with these concerns is given.

Infants (Newborn), Newborn infants

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The care and feeding of sick kids

Article Abstract:

Sick or recuperating children require special care and attention. They need tender loving care, sources of amusement, help in taking medicine and adequate food and fluid intake.

Sick children

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