Gas & Gas Drops
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Anyone Have a Gas Stove W/small Kids?
Asked by K.A. from Washington DC
on September 7, 2010
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We currently have electric, but may choose to switch to gas. I have 2 small children and am very worried that my 3 yr old might turn on the burner since all the contro...
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- Never had a problem with the gas stoves we've had BUT my parents just bought a new one. It has a "lock" feature on the knobs as well as an "alarm" feature. If the knob...
- we've always had gas. i guess it's no mystery that both my boys' first words were 'hot!' :) khairete S.
- We've always had a gas stove. Kids are 5 and 8 now. They've never tried to touch then knobs. Maybe we were just lucky but they are pretty high so maybe that's another...
Suggestion for Infant Formula That Creates Less Gas
Asked by A.R. from Chicago
on August 23, 2008
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Hello:
I am hoping that one of you might be able to point me in the right direction. I am looking for a formula that creates less gas for my 2 week old son. We are ...
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- I don't know about formula but my son had lots of gas on his tummy I would use gas drops. I found them at Wal-Mart back in the baby area but I think you might also be ...
- We loved Carnation Good Start with all of our kids but my son needed the Soy (also only used Carnation) The mycoline drops are also the best thing ever and Avent battl...
- Try a lactose free formula. Both my kids were and to some degree still are terribly lactose intolerant. I found that soy also made them pukey and havee gas. Also, f...
9 Month Old with Very Bad Gas Problems!
Asked by R.S. from Sacramento
on February 8, 2007
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Help my 9 month old still has very bad gas problems. She is on reglan and I guess it helps a little. She does not sleep well and never has. I breestfeed and she loves ...
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- is it gas or colic. my cousin took her baby to a chiropractor. it seems so drastic but they can actually do minor things that help. my cousin swears by it. her daug...
- since she's breast feeding the only thing i can recommend is gas drops (they worked very well for my daughter).
- R., It sounds like her diet could be a big cause of it. Make sure she is drinking water. If you are giving her formula, make sure it's soy based and not milk. A...
Adult Gas Pains - Remedies and Recommendations?
Asked by L.A. from New York
on April 20, 2011
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Ladies -
I will never again make light of gas and gas pains. I've been suffering with gas, bloating and intestinal cramps, since Saturday night. The pain gets me o...
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- Beano also works really well.
- Gas-X. But go to the doctor and get checked out if that doesn't help right away. Because this pain seems more severe than normal.
- I would call my Dr and explain it all to them, see what they say - maybe want to see you to rule out anything else. But Fennel Tea !!!!!!!! works almost immediately!...
What to Do..... Gas Oven or Electric Oven? Please Share!
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on June 17, 2010
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Hi Ladies,
I am getting my kitchen remodled and I want to get a single wall oven. Right now I have gas for my oven. If I changed and got an electric oven it would c...
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- I have had electric for the last fifteen years because that is what the house came with. I however would gladly get my gas stove back if I could!
- I switched to an electric stove a couple of years ago, and I really don't see a difference in baking.You do get oven heat top and bottom with electric, so maybe for co...
- When I moved in to my current home, all of my appliances were electric except my water heater and furnace. I found that in the summer (we live in Southern California ...
Just for Fun: What Is Price of of Gas Where You Live?
Asked by M.M. from San Antonio
on February 12, 2011
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I'm currently in San Diego, a gallon of gas where I live is $3.49 a gallon. How much is it in your area??
We're moving to San Antonio, Texas in July. I'm just wo...
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- $3.49 in NYC, but go around the corner and you'll get another price. Just to add some perspective, in Italy last year it was almost $9.00 a gallon!!!! 15 yrs ago it w...
- $3.19 in south Minneapolis area. I think I am getting rooked. The weather here sucks!
- here in georgetown which is just north of austin its 2.93 a gallon at wal-mart and that tends to be the cheapest in town
Safety "Locks" for Gas Stove "Buttons"
Asked by N.S. from Columbus
on September 26, 2008
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My son can reach the 'buttons' on my gas stove and can turn the gas on - probably even light the cook top. A friend of mine has safety locks that work similar to the o...
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- You can buy the safe caps for the gas stove at Babies'R'Us or any hard where store. Since the gas prices are so high I would suggest that you call the store before you...
- I got the ones for my stove from onestepahead.com but I also think that Babies R Us carries them as well. Hope this helps.
- Try www.onestepahead.com They have a pretty good selection of child safety products. or if you have one nearby a lowes or babies'r'us. Goodluck.
Gas or Smoothtop Range; Black or Stainless Steel?
Asked by C.D. from Chicago
on January 30, 2009
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We need a new range and I currently have a gas range and hate the cleaning aspect of it. I feel like I can never keep the gas burner parts clean enough to actually li...
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- 2 years ago I had to replace my electric european stove(2nd stove in this house after almost 50 years)and went back to the smooth top. I grew up with gas stoves and w...
- It all kind of depends on what your cooking needs are. If you are really into cooking, you might wish to stick with the gas stove. I have a gas stove, but recently...
- I love having a gas range. We have a countertop gas range and electric wall oven. It was a selling point for this house, to me. Look at the "sealed burners" gas st...
5 Month Old with Severe Gas
Asked by K.R. from Los Angeles
on April 16, 2008
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Bella is allergic to Mylicon, and Gas-x isn't strong enough. She has severe gas daily but is managed by using Colic Calm (which has been approved by her pediatrician)...
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- when my son was a baby, he could not take any of the gas medicines. My Aunt told me about a recipe that has been passed down in her family for generations. Get Fre...
- Try giving your little one Chamomile Tea. I was told this by my pediatrician, it is natural and soothing for the baby.
- I nursed exclusively too w/all 3 boys. I noticed that broccoli and onion (raw & cooked) cause A LOT of gas. Maybe it passed through your breastmilk? Don't know ...
Painful Infant Gas - Need Help!
Asked by M.B. from Eugene
on June 4, 2009
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I need your help! My one month old is dealing with painful gas and I have tried everything to help. I 100% breastfeed and when I feed, I try to feed her at a verticle ...
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- 1) It could be that your baby isn't latching on well when nursing so she sucking in air while feeding, so her tummy is filling with air as well as milk. Check that. ...
- Seems like we got something from the health foods store called Nylund's or Hylund's something or another...they'll know. There's a varity for different needs: colic, ...
- HI M., I found that gripe water works the best. It is natural and you can find it at Fred Meyer, Walgreens. I wish I would have known about it before my gassy boy was...
