sugah:

Location?

Claire104:

Ok.. thanks...I later used broncholyte for him and there's been a massive improvement... the doctor also checked him today and he's fine.

dave06:
Hi everyone...

Are all those painful massages given to babies during bath really necessary?

The whites don't do this and they turn out fine.

Just thought to ask.

Mummytoo:


Yes its necessary, we are Africans, u no see as covid19 finish them, yet we were laughing here

Aitee1:


Good morning dear, my location is Akwa Ibom state thanks in anticipation.

holysaint1:


In addition to that, you should also use an organic shea butter (one that hasnt been mixed with anything) on their delicate skin to maintain their skin color and texture. Its been proven and recommended by various health practitioners.


Example of a pic below.

SolaScrivens:
Good evening mamas in the house,
Pls I need your help once again o.
I need a non cultural based guidance on care of belly button (navel) after the umbilical cord falls off!
I googled and Google says just to leave it except clean any secretions if found...
I have heard so many different versions, like use hot fabric to press the Navel, tie stones to fabric etc. Grind the fallen cord etc...

Pls can someone educate me on the proper and adequate/necessary care.
Coz my baby's cord fell off on Thursday, and I am concerned I am not doing the right thing.

Also pls how long will it take for the Navel to heal properly!

Pls note I am asking despite Google coz, I remember Google said I don't need alcohol (spirit to clean cord) just damp cotton is adequate, but I latter read somewhere that alcohol could be used in developing countries (Nigeria is one) where there is high susceptibility to infection.

Pls educate me.
Thanks.

kokaiye:
morning love... I c dt nobody ans ur query... U c, just b using d alcohol till d navel close... In d same shoes as urz... But i am just using alcohol i clean d place so dt d place can close up quick....

SolaScrivens:

Thank you ma

SolaScrivens:
Good evening mamas in the house,
Pls I need your help once again o.
I need a non cultural based guidance on care of belly button (navel) after the umbilical cord falls off!
I googled and Google says just to leave it except clean any secretions if found...
I have heard so many different versions, like use hot fabric to press the Navel, tie stones to fabric etc. Grind the fallen cord etc...

Pls can someone educate me on the proper and adequate/necessary care.
Coz my baby's cord fell off on Thursday, and I am concerned I am not doing the right thing.

Also pls how long will it take for the Navel to heal properly!

Pls note I am asking despite Google coz, I remember Google said I don't need alcohol (spirit to clean cord) just damp cotton is adequate, but I latter read somewhere that alcohol could be used in developing countries (Nigeria is one) where there is high susceptibility to infection.

Pls educate me.
Thanks.

sayoddy:


I was in your shoes last 2 weeks, looking for the proper way. I just resolved to cleaning the navel with warm water and cotton wool after reading from vanguard site about a doctor educating that the old traditional. method of lantern, hot water... weren't necessary,. The navel closed up within 4 days.

sugah:

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sexymomiyo:
Please fellow Mama's come to my rescue,my baby of 2yrs plus has not been able to poo for the past 3 days, please what can I give to him to enable him poo.please I need response.

Adesquare2:
Good morning madam Sugah. I remembered you talking about engaging a speech therapist in one of your post. I urgently need one for my son and will appreciate if you can recommend one that is effective but not too expensive. My son will be 2 next month and he only reads 1 - 20, A-Z and aings 3 songs. Nothing else. He does not even respond to greetings and does not call names. I will appreciate getting your contact so for more effective follow up.

Thanks.
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Adesquare2:
Good morning ma'am. I remembered you talking about engaging a speech therapist in one of your post. I urgently need one for my son and will appreciate if you can recommend one that is effective but not too expensive. My son will be 2 next month and he only reads 1 - 20, A-Z and aings 3 songs. Nothing else. He does not even respond to greetings and does not call names. I will appreciate getting your contact so for more effective follow up.

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Adesquare2:
Good morning ma'am. I remembered you talking about engaging a speech therapist in one of your post. I urgently need one for my son and will appreciate if you can recommend one that is effective but not too expensive. My son will be 2 next month and he only reads 1 - 20, A-Z and aings 3 songs. Nothing else. He does not even respond to greetings and does not call names. I will appreciate getting your contact so for more effective follow up.

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nnekaike:
At this Age your son is doing excellently well,do you want him to start reading? I feel we are rushing this kids to much,he his a baby!

Please don't compare him to any other child.

sugah:

Good evening. I've replied your dm...
But i dont think there's a need to fret, he's just turning 2. Is he in school yet? Does he have siblings or neighbours kids he plays with? These things affect speech development.
If you still want to schedule an evaluation with the therapist id send you her details but i think he'd benefit from interacting with people albeit forced interaction.
Miss Rachel on Youtube is a good interactive/learning channel for kids. Also follow "speechsisters" on IG for tips on how to force him to communicate.

Adesquare2:
Okay ma'am and thanks for the reply, I do not expect him to read. Just want to be sure every thing is fine especially since he hardly responds to instructions. I gave birth to him at General hospital when Covid was at its peak and was discharged few hours after birth hence I cant remember any major check being done. I also could not go back after 2 weeks for the normal check up as hospital then was for only emergency and severe cases hence my worry and need to be gsure that nothing was missed out on.

I however did not miss out on immunizations as I got that from health centers and private hospitals around me when everything began to ease up.

nnekaike:
I understand ma'am,he is doing very well at his age,when he starts talking well you will be begging him to stop.welldone Ma.

Adesquare2:
Good morning ma'am. I remembered you talking about engaging a speech therapist in one of your post. I urgently need one for my son and will appreciate if you can recommend one that is effective but not too expensive. My son will be 2 next month and he only reads 1 - 20, A-Z and aings 3 songs. Nothing else. He does not even respond to greetings and does not call names. I will appreciate getting your contact so for more effective follow up.

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