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threegees:
Wait till she is six months, Ma.
A nutritionist advised me so.
Foods you can give your baby (apart from the cereals in the market) are purees-rice puree, carrot puree, banana/avocado puree, rice and apple puree. You can also give brown pap, tombrown cereal, Amala and ewedu with flaked Titus fish, mashed irish potatoes and fish, etc. You also will keep mixing her foods with milk. Those are the ones I can think of now

FairyGodmother:
Hello Ma'am, how are you and baby doing? Have you been able to get rid of the irritation? How did you do it cos my DD is developing it gradually. Thank you

sugah:
When we had this the pediatrician prescribed lotion with high moisturising abilities (E45) and it cleared.

Sterope:
If I may,

You should look for non-foaming soap and moisturiser. Vaseline is easier to apply than Ori. Apply the moisturiser immediately after her shower. without towel drying. If you can't do without towel drying, pat up the excess water but don't rub against the skin, make sure there is still some water on the skin.

If you can't find a non-foaming soap, keep away from bar soaps, they are harsher. Use liquid soap and limit the shower to perhaps 3-4 days a week.



I’ll get the liquid soap, thank you

zaynie:
Her skin is drying out.
Did you change any of her Bodycare products?

Try Eucerin, it's very good for very dry skin.
If it doesn't show any difference in 3 days, please see a Paed Dermatologist.

Same applies for any topical ointment prescribed. Tribotan for 2 weeks is very very
long. In 3 days, if you don't observe any changes, please stop the medication.

You may also need to moisturize her skin regularly.
Moisturizing soap and cream.

Skin being so dry, I can only imagine how much it would itch

oke22:
It looks like ela for babies that want to add weight Yoruba people use agbo for it my friend used for her baby took time but it cleared eventually

GreaterGraceGG:
How old is your baby?

dunpredictable:
Chai! see as pikin fine. Such a cutie with lovely dress. Ah! i go born girl o

threegees:
Awwwn. Thank God I born girl. I would have been wishing...
Such a cutie. Chop kiss, darling

FairyGodmother:
What a beauty with a beautiful name. Indeed through you the world will see the Lord's goodness!

threegees:
Wow... Been long I came here for very serious business though I've been following the thread religiously.

Anyway, moms that has their babies through CS, please for how long do you have the lochia? Also, my discharge has been fluctuating of late. A bit heavy, very light, spotting, and then could be heavy again. Then, I've been passing blood clots sometimes. This is 5 weeks after, I'm worried. Is it normal?
Everyone says I'm looking pale. I've finished all the drugs given to me, I took ferroglobin capsules, and on my second bottle of astymin. I eat lots of vegetables. I don't know the reason for the paleness again. Please help.
I need to be assured that I am okay

tifelola:
Exactly the same situation I'm in right now, wedding has been fixed for April next year but pregnancy came earlier than expected..boo wanted to suggest abortion but I immediately shunned the idea cos who knows tomorrow and its not like pregnancy is a disease. After much deliberation,we came to agree the worst that can happen is to do registry by February and get married in the church much later after birth as its not also allowed in my church(Catholic) but that will never push me to get rid of an innocent child

Teewhyjo:
Hello mamas pls help me o
Am not lactating at all...pls where can I get any lactating cookies or how can I boost my milk.TIA

Loisemm2:
Avoid laying baby down directly under bright lights. Let baby not look directly at any bright light for now.

Unik91:
its very normal, my son's eyes were always switching sometimes like 4:30 , I was scared, but was assured it was normal and will readjust, which later happened. I guess its baby's way of adjusting to light. No worries dear.

Unik91:
its very normal, my son's eyes were always switching sometimes like 4:30 , I was scared, but was assured it was normal and will readjust, which later happened. I guess its baby's way of adjusting to light. No worries dear.

threegees:
Nne, honestly I have no idea.
I only know my daughter used to bring her pupils together earlier, and I got to know she was trying to focus on things around her. Now she doesn't do it again and I think she can recognize me and her family members
Maybe you should ask at the hospital

tpapi:
What can a nursing mother take to enhance more flow of breast milk

Tessicatess:
Sabi Mamas in the house, una well done o!!
Congratulations to all the mamas that have birthed their Lo’s and easiest delivery to those yet to deliver, Amen!!

Please Mamas I want to ask, is it normal for babies eyes to lookin different directions sometimes? I notice my DD eyes some times does that. I read online that it’s normal, but I’ll appreciate feedbacks from experienced mothers.
She’s 2 months old by the way. Or could it be that she’s exposed to light too early? I’m just confused. Our next appointment is next week