Baby Sign Language: Aveeno
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Baby Eczema - PLEASE HELP
Asked by S. from Lansing
on November 5, 2008
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My four month old daughter developed eczema about one month ago. I took her to the peds and she diagnosed her with milk protein sensitivity. Ped recommended switch to ...
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- It should only take a few days for a milk protein to leave the body, and then another few days for the skin to clear. Around 3 months of age my daughter broke out wi...
- My son's face looked horrible for the first 2 1/2 years of his life. Because he slobbered constantly, his chin stayed broken out. Now that he stopped the slobbering ...
- I see you have a ton of responses and I tried reading through them to not repeat any. My son and daughter have eczema from dairy products since they were born. I nur...
My Sons Principal
Asked by M.R. from Los Angeles
on March 17, 2010
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~I do not live in Beverly Hills, I'm in Calgary AB Canada- its the only zip code I know~
Mother of 3 boys, my eldest son is 8 1/2. Gr. 3 He has very dry skin and has...
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- I am going to play devils advocate. If there was a child in my daughters class that was always scratching and bleeding, I would not be pleased. I would wonder why ...
- I would make a call to the superintendent for a meeting to discuss these matters.
- I would get your doctor to send a letter to school to keep in the file about your son's condition and the treatment that he is receiving. It isn't appropriate for the...
I Feel like I'm Going Crazy
Asked by B.C. from Kansas City
on April 29, 2008
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The past few weeks have been tough. My hubby is working crazy crazy hours and is gone 14+ hours a day leaving me and the kiddo at home. My son has been sick to: crying...
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- B., First you are not a bad mother for sitting your son down for a second. Right now you are under a lot of stress ( I don't think Job could have had enough patience...
- OMG! I can't believe your Mother-in-law said that! If she thinks it's so easy why doesn't she bother to help?! She could take the little guy off your hands for a whil...
- Congratulations! You are a normal Mom! Listen, I feel you. We all have those moments and it is brutal and exhausting and nobody seems to understand. My son has bee...
