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@jazzyjazz, lucioustrish has said it all.....start gradually with soft noise ....my MIL would play songs from my phone by my son's pillow when he was a baby...I had to ask why one day and she made me understand it was for my own good ( I worship in MFM so truly it's for my own good as DS can sleep even during prayers)

Just start gradually and keep at it...it doesn't have to be loud...you can even dance to music at home( gradually increase the volume per day and see how he reacts)

@blackFTM , babyhugg is it...look for it as much as you can...you will be glad you did

@hopeonGod,try not to worry or would I say think too much ....do pray for him ( for whatever reason he might have left ( whether intentional or not, you need him back in your home). You are in our prayers

Sansa143:
Tnks dear,guess I will have to c d doc 4 further assessment!He sure sweats while sleeping,eating,playing or even wen not playing!Now d weda is cold,but d boy is sweating!

same as my son but my Mum says babies are never hot in the sense that don't be tricked to thinking they need so much air but, I dress him per weather ( never overdress or under dress) Just see your paed to confirm any issues.

@luscioustrish :- damp wash cloth did it for me as DS teeth started coming out @ 14 months thereabout . Enjoy the mouth cleaning now ooo as when you want to start using brush as more comes out...na fight ooo.

Sabi mamas, how do you brush your toddlers teeth in peace without struggle?

@sansa143

Some babies sweat profusely during the deepest part of their nightly sleep cycle and end up soaking wet. Because babies spend much more time in this deepest stage of sleep, they're more likely to sweat during the night than adults or even older children.

Possible cause for concern: Sweating is very common, but excessive sweating could mean that something isn't right. For example, excessive sweating – especially when eating – can be a sign of congenital heart disease as well as various infections and sleep apnea. Overheating is also a risk factor for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) .

What to do about it: The room your baby sleeps in should be warm but not hot. Set the room temperature to a range that feels comfortable to a lightly clothed adult. Dress your baby in the amount of clothing that you'd be comfortable sleeping in without covers. Resist the urge to bundle her up and keep blankets, quilts, and comforters out of her crib.

As a rule of thumb, remember that if you're too hot, your baby probably is too. If the house is cool and your baby is dressed lightly and still sweating, talk with her doctor.

read more here :- https://www.babycenter.com/0_baby-sleep-habits-snoring-sweating-head-banging-and-more_1467374.bc?page=2

Congrats to mamas that have put to bed...

I don't open this page for a week and I have over 40 pages to read.

Catching up gradually..... Me sef, ayam looking forward to starting 2nd missionary journey. I don dey dream of my baby sef.

@Annie, please quickly change your line ooo.


Who knows any kia kia money lender or is there anyone in that business here?.... Urgent!!,

The isoko mama.
How u dey?
Thanks for your call some few days back...I sincerely appreciate.
How's the family? trust fantabulous
Sure Zino is taking care of you, her baby and daddy
Your number no dey go though this night....why nah?

...

I use this and it works, press and put in her nose a little , then release.

The mucous is extracted into the bulb after which you pull out the white hold and rinse off.

cc: Giddyperson

Ma'am Ahnie, am a learner in the diary section oooo but here's the link

https://www.nairaland.com/3714940/m.o.s.o.p.e-momma#57728590


Lemme go back to my reading mode......

Hi momma's

[quote author=temmytee1 post=57427142][/quote]You can mix the drinks with water anyways so it isn't too sugary. That's what I did for my DS from 7 months( when he wasn't even ill).

I have never given him bobo and the likes to date ( He will be 2 years in September) .

I only do ribena, lucozade and malt drinks( I mix with water a lil).

Other mamas will give their suggestions.

Wishing you an ease filled week.

temmytee1:
Hi MAMAS,
My 7 month baby was down with malaria,we just finished the medication last night but she has not been eating (maybe bitter mouth), is there anything apart from medicine to make her eat/increase her appetite? She is a foodie so I'm so worried cos she has been going without food for 12 hours since she fell Ill. I've started abidec though but guess that takes time.
Breastmilk isn't flowing well enough otherwise maybe that would have tasted good in her mouth.
Also her hair is turning brown. I was using aveeno to wash like twice a week and rubbing shea butter and Johnson oil on it.
Please advise.
Thanks

Thank God for recovery... eku itoju....

What I do is give fluids( lucozade boost, ribena and water ( i put water in sippy cup where DS can reach) with cartoons as distraction but, since she is 7months she can't reach the cup on her own yet. I would suggest giving her lucozade boost/ribena/water with spoon.

I then used the fried fish and meat for attraction purposes..... a bite here or two and we are good to go.

Sabi mamas would respond.

ahnie:
If your pikin hair dey fall comot.....wash/bathe the pikin with onions water.

If your pikin get rashes...bathe with onions water.

If you want your child to bee overly brilliant...bathe the child with onions warra.


If your pikin don reach 4years...he never sprout out teeth,giv am onions water drink.

If your pikin get nappyrash bathe am with onions water!

Me sef onion gang....

Rashes disappeared viam

I use onion juice for my hair too once in a while and it works.

It's amazing how these inexpensive things we "commonise" work.

How's the family? certain great.

See me staring at pregnant women in church today and was assuming twas moi.

winningbt:
thanks my edd is October 8th, I'm team surprise

October class captain, new momma alert

Sansa143:
,well I pray mine works perfectly well!Knw of two pple who used same method n it worked!My earnest prayer is dat it works fine!

Yes, it will work as you desire

winningbt:
Good evening ma's I'm new here how do I introduce myself

you are welcome here.

Share your EDD( Expected Delivery Date) as well as baby's sex(if you are team surprise, you can state that also) and the captain of your group would identify with you as well as your team members.

Happy bumping

Dazzle86:
Yes I know someone who did

oh ok.
thanks ma'am

Sansa143:
Yes,was also given same instructions n was asked to take off d plaster on Saturday but ntin pertaining sex sha!Ehen,wetin b aburo

aburo means young one( another baby), my DS would be 2yrs in September by God's grace

@sansa143, I did 5 years implant as 3 years wasn't available and I reduced in weight . ( No diet ooo, intact I ate anyhow) .was 65kg pre -preggy, 75kg Preggy and post Preggy 60kg.

Garden eggs really helped my stomach especially , I second ahnie's comment on that.

The Health care professional that did the implant gave me some additional important information:

1. Do not lift heavy items or use the hands for strenuous activity for a week( 7days)
2. No "Doing the Do'' for a week ( I extended mine till 10 days)
3. Ensure that spot is kept dry also for a week especially when bathing


ermmmmm Naomi14, yes it fails sometimes, the woman that came to redo the arm implant before me actually said she got pregnant while the implant was in and had to come remove when she noticed she was preggy .


Planning to remove mine soon as hubby has started telling me of different people that birthed around the time I did and the "baby igbayen "now have aburo


Quick question mamas? Please can twins be birthed through VD?

Congratulations ma'am

Gaily04:
Another mission ke?? Abeg o, leave that matter. As for the arm, it hasn't been found my dear, I was told it was too deep, and should for scan to know the exact location. The sad part is that the removal will be a mini operation, my dear afraid catch me when I heard it. I haven't done it sha since its not urgent.

cc:
dunasy

Ma'am,

Howdy?

Thought I had replied ooo.

How's LO and LO's dad? Don't worry, it would be found.

babythug:
Your baby's jaundice was likely to have Been mild that's why the sunlight worked. There's nothing wrong with phototherapy and it has helped many babis with jaundice! The blood samples being taken were to check that the Levels of bilirubin was dropping in the baby and so on!

Your post makes it seem like the phototherapy wasn't a good idea which shouldn't be so!

Jaundice can be quite dangerous in babies and some even require blood transfusion that's why it musnt be taken lightly at all!

Any yellowing on the eyes of skin of a newborn please run to a hospital!

I hear in the past mums were not even allowed* to wear yellow for newborns just so the reflection doesn't allow the mum notice any yellowing in the skin or eyes!

My two cents!

Not in the past ooo, It is still adhered to( General Hospitals though)

When I was to be discharged in Sept 2015 with DS, Hubby came with his well starched native yellow and blue ( yellow more pronounced).

He was politely excused and had to wait outside, I then explained better to him and he had to go change .

We weren't even told during antenatal about jaundice /this yellow clothing thingy.

I had shopped a lovely yellow background blanket and a cardigan set for DS( I kept it away till he was 4 months before I started using

As seen online,

Lovely right?

Hello mum's,


How dey go dey go?

Whose hair is turning grey already thanks to Dear Child?

Whose got a shining kitchen sink ?

Whose got a well arranged house with things in their proper place sef?

Ma'am zaynie, I read your diary( described me two weeks ago except for the bathroom that I washed, I allowed others chill till I had my mind back. Lovely family pix i saw( though you all no look camera)
At last I can put a face to your name, being missing on them pix all these while. How's masters class going?

Good success l'agbara Olorun



Saw this article and thought to share:-

http://www.awesomequotes4u.com/2017/03/if-you-dont-want-your-kids-to-be-ill.html?m=1

AlphaHandMaiden:
cc besea



I don't think they were trailed, they probably noticed a lone woman with a baby in the car and thought ... easy target. these things are usually crimes of opportunity.


Anyways all na speculation, lets just thank God for your family. because robbers are usually more violent with men, if your BIL was in car it could have been a very different story.

May God continue to protect us and ours and may evil not see us or come near us. i hope your SIL is ok as she seems to have been the one to bear the brunt of the whole ordeal.

OK, I get.