Putting the squeeze on juice

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Fruit juices can impact an infant's growth, cause diarrhea and tooth decay. It should not replace mother's milk, or formula. The sugar sorbitol in apple, pear, peach, cheery and plum juices causes stomach problems. Give no juice to infants for the first six months. After 13 months give no more than eight oz daily.

Food and nutrition, Fruit juices, Juices (Beverages)

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A day out with baby

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Tips for mothers on taking their babies out with them are presented. Topics include how to pack a diaper bag, breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and taking a baby to a supermarket, restaurant or somebody's house. Various supplies and aids are suggested.

Management, Infants' supplies, Baby products

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Caring for your baby's skin

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Parents should give their baby sponge baths until the stump of the umbilical cord falls off. Babies need baths about two or three times a week. Some infants may have red splotches, blisters, pimples or jaundice.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Infants (Newborn), Newborn infants, Skin, Skin care, Sunscreening agents, Sunscreens (Cosmetics), Sun, Hygiene, Birthmarks, Diaper rash

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