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At www.ChildrensHealthExperts.com our goal is to provide top knowledge and medical information for the public. We were able to achieve this creating short eBooks written in an easy format for our public. After reading our eBooks, you will be able to understand each health condition, allowing families to better help the child. The eBooks also contain information easy applicable at home in adjunction to your personal physician.
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Constipation
Constipated Babies
Many families go to very traumatic event while the child refuses to stool and when he or she finally does all the family go to the same experience. Many families also suffer with the trauma of a child soiling his/her underwear at home, or school producing significant embarrassment, many or all of the families go without understanding these situations. Reading to this E-book section, you will learn why this happens,how to eliminate it and prevent it.
Treating Constipation in Children
After medication is available and prescribed under medical supervision, it is very important for the parent and patient to see if the stool consistency is harder than mashed potato. If so, then a small adjustment can be made by increasing the medication amount based on the stool consistency until the desired consistency is achieved. If the stool becomes too soft, such as pudding or even watery, then adjust by small decreasing intervals until the stool becomes as soft as mashed potatoes again. Once the stool is kept soft, continue adjusting up or down, depending upon the consistency, for the indicated period of 6 to 24 months without stopping the medication.
As a pediatrician, I see families everyday who share many common concerns. I try to spend as much time as possible educating my patients and their families, but the time we can spend with each patient, per visit, is not enough. When I hear "my baby will not sleep at night," or "my baby takes forever to go to sleep," "my baby wakes up several times at night," or "our toddler will come to our bed several times at night" I just wish I could spend a couple of hours more to talk with the family. Since this is not possible, I usually go over the most common points and principles that will help the baby or toddler to sleep through the night, and review with parents the available information and recommend some books.
Electronic Books for Children With Sleep Problems
By the next appointment, parents who follow my recommendations and read the books are the exception, but you can see the difference it has created in their lives. When we asked to the rest of the parents why they did not follow the recommendations, they said that they needed more information, and reading an entire book was too much for their busy schedule. That is why I have decided to create a short, step by step, e-book, that can be read in a couple of hours, that can make your child improve his/her sleeping tremendously. The recommendations in this e-book are written for healthy children, without any chronic illnesses, who happen just to be fussy at bedtime, or refuse to sleep on their own.
Many families go having young children with frequent vomiting and they don't understand why this happen. Many general pediatricians frequent change the formula or diet and the child continues to vomit. Our effort was to provide the most update tools and tip from the first thing families or pediatricians need to know before changing formula, diet or beginning medications to all available therapies for this condition. Reading this E-book section, you will learn why this condition happens, how to eliminate it and prevent it.
Treating Acid Reflux in Children
The first goal of reflux therapy should be to focus on feeding volume and to schedule feeding-time intervention. Infants should drink from 0.5 to 0.6 oz/kg (0.25 to 0.27 oz/pound) per feeding every 3 hours during the first 6 months then decrease to every 3.5 hours from the ages of 6 months to 12 months. It is important to appreciate that feeding every 3 hours gives a total of 8 feedings per day, which is a big difference from feeding every 2 hours which gives 12 feedings per day, and the ingestion of 15 to 20 % more than recommended. It is also important to ensure that all caregivers know and follow the scheduled recommendations.
