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Partnering With Your Child's Health Care Provider

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As parents, we're lucky to have doctors and nurses working alongside us to help keep our kids healthy and safe. Fostering a partnership with our children's health care provider takes time and effort, but it's worth it. Learn more.
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Your Baby's Complete Immunization Schedule

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We all want to keep our children as healthy and safe as possible. Did you know that immunizations are among the best and easiest ways to do this? Learn more about your baby's immunizations and the diseases they protect against.
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Medicine Chest Musts

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With babies in the house, we want to have the right stuff at the ready, so we can help them when they're sick. A few standard items we like to have on hand: saline nose drops, a nasal bulb, and a digital thermometer. Get more tips.
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Well Baby Visit 4 Months

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This visit is a great time to show off your baby to the nurses and doctors. Your 4-month-old may be curious about the event and probably won't protest too much at the exam. Learn more about the 4-month checkup.
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Well Baby Visit: 1 Month

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It's time for your baby's 1-month checkup. At this appointment, your provider will check your baby's growth and ask about how your baby is eating and sleeping. Find out more about the 1-month visit.
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Well Baby Visit: 2 Months

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Your 2-month-old may be eating and sleeping on a more predictable schedule these days (whew!). At this visit, your baby's size and weight will be the focus, and you may need some tips on coping with crying. Learn more about this checkup.
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Healing After Childbirth

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After the excitement — and the hard work! — of giving birth to your baby, it's time for your body to heal. How long this will take may depend on a number of factors, including whether you had a vaginal birth or a c-section. Learn more.
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Coughs and Coughing

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Our children's coughs can sound pretty awful, and make us worry. Most of the time, though, those coughs are not a sign of a serious condition but are just a healthy reflex. Find out more about coughs and coughing.
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Birthmarks 101: Hemangiomas

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What are those red patches on our baby's skin? Hemangiomas, sometimes called strawberry marks, are the most common skin growths for babies. About half of the time these spots disappear before age 5. Get more information.
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Well-Baby Visits

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Health care providers recommend bringing your baby in for regular checkups. These visits are great opportunities to check on your baby's health and development and to ask lots of questions. Learn all about your child's well-baby visits.
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Grooming on the Sly

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Our babies' hands are so tiny — not to mention those itty-bitty fingernails, which grow surprisingly fast. Keeping those nails trimmed is a challenge. One secret? Clipping at night, when babies are asleep and not squirming. Learn more.
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Beware the Baby Blues

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We've all felt exhausted as a new mom. We may even feel a little low now and then – after all, giving birth and caring for a newborn is pretty draining. While some sadness is natural, feeling depressed is something different. Learn more.
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Ready for Emergencies?

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Our children are likely to have some kind of accident or injury at some point. So it's a great idea to learn how to help prevent accidents and how to respond in an emergency. Find out what to do when your child has a serious injury or accident.
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How can I cope with postpartum depression?

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How can I cope with postpartum depression?
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What is torticollis?

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I have a 3-month-old daughter who was admitted to the hospital because she favors her head to the right and she can't hold her head up at all. The doctors said she has torticollis. What is that? Does it have something to do with why she can't hold her head up? They're going to give her an injection in her neck to temporarily weaken the muscles on one side of her neck.
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How can I treat my 3-month-old son's ingrown toenails?

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My 3-month-old son's toenails are ingrown. They are very red and very swollen. His doctor says they will grow out, but now they are growing crooked and have pus under the skin. When I touch his toes he cries in pain. How can I treat his toes and reduce the pain?
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What are the signs of a staph infection in a 3-month-old?

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Staph is short for "staphylococcus," a group of bacteria that are commonly found on the skin of healthy people.
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Becoming Fit For Motherhood

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Being a mom, we all know, takes a lot of energy and strength. Not to mention that we're on call 24/7. So it makes good sense to learn how to move properly and use the correct muscles in our daily activities. Find out more.
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Just Say No to SIDS!

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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) can be scary to all parents of babies under 1 year. Thankfully, there are steps we can take to reduce the risk of SIDS — the most important being putting babies on their back when they sleep. Learn more.
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