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Don't limit yourselves to traditional European cuisine when there are a huge variety of tastes to be enjoyed. Explore dishes from the Orient or the Middle East as well and don't be daunted by chopsticks.
Read Spice Up Your Lives With Multi-Cultural Dishes
 
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My daughter is 7 months old. Is it OK to add salt to her solid foods?
Read Is it okay to add salt to my baby's solid foods?
 
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Expensive vitamin and mineral supplements are usually unnecessary and can even be dangerous. Unless your midwife tells you otherwise, your normal, healthy diet should fulfil all your nutritional needs.
Read A Healthy, Balanced Diet Serves Up The Right Nutrients
 
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I am trying to wean my breastfed 4 1/2-month-old, but every formula we have tried she either throws up or refuses to drink. She's eating cereal and some fruit and vegetables with no problem. What do you recommend?
Read How can I get my baby to take formula?
 
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My 6-week-old is bottle-fed. I was told to give my baby two bottles of water a day. Is this really necessary?
Read Is it necessary to give my bottle-fed newborn water?
 
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What causes hiccups in a 3-week-old?My baby is 3 weeks old. What causes frequent hiccups in a breastfeeding infant?
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We have a 7-week-old baby girl who seems to have problems with her bowel movements. Since birth I believe that she has only evacuated three times on her own. The doctor recommended that we give her half a teaspoon of corn syrup if she had not had a movement for two days, and if that did not help her, to use half a paediatric suppository on the third day. He now has us using baby lax on the fourth day. Is this normal for a breastfed baby? Is there anything we can do to help her evacuate on her own?
Read Is it okay for a breastfed baby to have un-frequent bowel movements?
 
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Low-carbohydrate diets are fashionable but complex carbohydrates form a vital part of your diet. Choose nutritious, high-fibre options to keep your energy levels up. Make sure you build up a good reserve of vitamins and minerals to see you and your baby through the coming months.
Read Build Up Your Reserves And Don'T Cut Out The Carbs
 
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My breastfed daughter is 5 months old. Because we have a history of asthma on both sides of the family, I don't want to start her on solids until she's between 7 and 8 months old. When I mention this to people, I get some funny remarks. Is it wise to delay introducing solids?
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My 5-month-old breastfed baby refuses to take a bottle when I'm at work. I don't want to wean him suddenly, but I feel I have no choice. Do you have any suggestions?
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How much should an 8-week-old eat?My 8-week-old, 10 1/2-pound daughter eats only 2 to 4 ounces of formula at every feed. I try to space her feeds out to about every three hours, but sometimes she wants to eat every one to two hours. She will not eat more than the 2 to 4 ounces each time. How much should she be eating each time and how long should she wait between feeds? She only sleeps two to three hours in a row at night, and every reference I find says that once she weighs 11 pounds, she should sleep through the night.
Read How much should an 8-week-old eat?
 
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My 7-week-old daughter was on a high-iron formula, but it gave her a lot of wind - she was grunting and constipated - so we switched formulas. Everything was fine for about a week, but now she's grunting and having a hard time with her bowel movements again. Should I change formulas one more time?
Read Should I change formulas if my newborn is constipated?
 
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On our doctor's advice we changed our baby's formula from one with iron to one low in iron. The high-iron version seemed to bother his stomach. Now that he is 4-months-old, should we switch to a normal iron formula? His stomach has been fine ever since we made the change.
Read Should we switch our baby back to high-iron formula now that he's older?
 
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I have a 5-month-old who won't eat anything but vegetables. His doctor suggested I start him on cereal but he would have none of it. Is it healthy for him to eat just vegetables and formula? He doesn't like fruit either.
Read Is it healthy for my baby to eat just vegetables and formula?
 
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Is it too early to spoonfeed our baby if he rejects the spoon?Our GP told my wife and me to start our 4-month-old on cereal, but he won't take the spoon. It ends up being a frustrating experience for all of us. My wife and I usually give up and put the cereal right into the bottle and finish it off that way. Is it too early to start him on a spoon or are we not giving him enough time to adjust?
Read Is it too early to spoonfeed our baby if he rejects the spoon?
 
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At what age can children start eating honey?
Read At what age can children start eating honey?
 
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I have a 3-month-old foster child who's thriving on fresh goat's milk. When should I start feeding her solids and juice?
Read My child is 3 months old -- when should I introduce solids?
 
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My 5-month-old watches us eat all the time and makes noise as if she's ready for food. When should I introduce solids, and what should I begin with?
Read When should I introduce solids?
 
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I've been getting a lot of information about follow-up formulas. Are they different from normal formulas, and are they really better for a baby over 4 months?
Read Are follow-up formulas any different from normal formulas?
 
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A big, nutritious salad will fill you up at lunchtime and demand that you give it sufficient time. You don't have to feel you have no alternative to a rushed sandwich.
Read Don'T Be Too Busy To Eat Properly
 
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A winning formulaThere is no real substitute for breast milk, but most babies get some formula.
Read A winning formula
 
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We are planning to travel out of the country with our 8-month-old baby. Is it safe to use bottled water (without boiling first) to mix her formula? What should we do if we are unable to find bottled water? We can't afford to carry cartons of premixed formula.
Read Is it safe to use bottled water to mix our baby's formula?
 
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Following experts' guidelines about eating properly during pregnancy is just as important second time around. Make sure you get enough calcium, vitamin D and iron, either from natural sources or in supplement form.
Read Having The Right Nutrients and Good Eating Habits During Pregnancy
 
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Snacks, sweets, and even a seemingly innocent glass of fruit juice can lead to tooth decay unless you focus on dental hygiene. Why not have both an upstairs and a downstairs teeth-cleaning kit, so there's no excuse for not brushing regularly?
Read Good Dental Hygiene Habits For Life
 
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For busy mums, a night out can make all the difference in the world. Although you love being a mum, it's also good to feel like a glamorous, independent woman sometimes!
Read Take Time Out With Your Partner
 
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My 4-month-old baby has breast milk as well as formula. He started to teethe two weeks ago. Lately he doesn't want to feed from the bottle unless he's lying down on the bed. Is this harmful for him? Will it cause oesophageal reflux or middle ear infections? He doesn't even like being propped up when being fed.
Read Is it harmful for my baby to feed from a bottle while lying flat?
 
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My 5-month-old recently began teething. Now he consumes only 20 ounces of milk a day and three meals of cereal and fruit. Is he getting enough to eat? And is teething causing his lack of appetite?
Read Is my 5-month-old getting enough to eat?