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How to Lower the Risk of SIDS
Video Description: Learn about the biggest fear of new parents - SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Pediatrician Dr. Martha Rivera provides the latest recommendations on how to lower a baby's risk of SIDS. Related Article Subjects: How to Lower the Risk of SIDS, baby, breathing, crib, death, infant, position, risk, sids, sleep, Sudden Infant Death SyndromeHow to Lower the Risk of SIDS
Alternatives to Tracheostomy in Infants
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Keeping Children Breathing
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How to Treat a Premature Baby
The earlier a baby is born before term, the greater the problems it is likely to face. Doctors explain the range of treatment given to premature babies, from supporting breathing to preventing...
Treatments for Premature Babies
The earlier a baby is born before term, the greater the problems it is likely to face. Doctors explain the range of treatment given to premature babies, from supporting breathing to preventing...
How to Deal with an Unconscious Child
A mother learns what to do if her baby goes unconscious. A Paramedic shows how to position baby on a hard surface, clear the airways and check for signs of...
Medication and Breathing for Pregnancy
It’s no secret: Having a baby hurts! Luckily, there are a plethora of ways to deal with pain, from medications to breathing... Baby Bedding - Which Type is Safe For Your Baby?By: Keith J Cookson | 10/08/2009 | Home & FamilyWant the best care for your baby? Sleep is very important to the child primarily due to the growth hormones that are released during sleep. This article will explain what is the best kind of bedding for your child. Baby Crib Set Ideas - Getting the Right OneBy: Janet R. | 19/10/2008 | ParentingHaving a baby is one of God's best blessings. However, it is not a surprise for us that raising a child is not as easy as we want it to be. A newborn child requires a lot of preparation, patience, understanding, care and love. Any parent wants everything to be... Crib Safety For BabiesBy: Paul Banas | 25/02/2009 | BabiesThe safety of your baby, while left unattended in his crib, is always a concern. Your baby's crib needs to be a very safe place. Here are some tips to follow to make sure the crib will not harm your baby. Crib and BeddingBy: darren jones | 01/05/2009 | BabiesYour crib and bedding is pretty essential for your baby to have a safe, secure environment to grow up in for his first few months of being alive. Make sure that your crib and bedding is suitable for your baby and its surroundings. Baby Bedding - Checklist For NecessitiesBy: Molly Ridenhour | 25/08/2008 | Medicine6. Baby Bedding - Checklist for necessities When you are preparing to outfit a room for a new baby, you will probably have already decided on things like the color and general theme of the room, but perhaps you haven't yet determined what specific baby bedding you will need for the nursery.... Baby Care: Tips for Caring for a NewbornBy: Stephanie Roberts | 12/07/2007 | ParentingAre you new mom - or a pregnant woman - looking for advice and information on how to handle caring for a newborn baby? Read on for helpful tips on proper baby care, including breastfeeding tips, and tips on how to get your baby to sleep. Sids … Which Babies are Most at Risk?By: Irwan Lee | 06/11/2008 | BabiesApproximately 2,500 infants die suddenly from SIDS in the United States annually. It is a frightening prospect because it can strike without warning, usually in a seemingly healthy infant. SIDS most commonly affects babies who are younger than 1 year old between the ages of 2 to 4 months, with 90 percent of cases in infants under 6 months. SIDS occurs most frequently during cold-weather months. Which babies are most at risk? Can we reduce the risk of SIDS? Find out more… Co-sleeping With Your BabyBy: Althea Marie Tan | 09/03/2009 | ParentingCo-sleeping refers to the practice of being near your baby while he sleeps or having your baby sleep with you. Studies show that co-sleeping with a breastfeeding infant encourages attachment between mothers and babies. It controls the baby's sleep patterns and helps a mother become more sensitive to her baby's...
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