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Care After Circumcision
Your baby had a procedure called circumcision. Follow these guidelines and instructions from your baby's doctor to care for your baby at home.
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Coping with Colic
If your baby cries nonstop and can't be calmed, they may have colic. Here's what you need to know.
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How to Diaper
Change your baby's diapers when the diaper feels wet or heavy or if you find stool (bowel movement). In general, expect to change your baby shortly after each feeding.
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Expressing Your Milk
Work, school, or even a late-night movie can need you to be away from your baby. This doesn't mean you have to give up breastfeeding.
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Signs of Jaundice (Infant)
Jaundice is a common, temporary condition that develops when your baby's liver is not fully developed. Almost half of all babies show some signs of jaundice. Read on to learn more.
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Kick Counts
It's normal to worry about your baby's health. One way you can know your baby's doing well is to record the baby's movements once a day. This is called a kick count.
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Understanding Preeclampsia
Preeclampsia is pregnancy-related hypertension that develops after 20 weeks' gestation. It can lead to health risks for you and your baby. No one knows what causes preeclampsia. But it is known that the only cure is delivery.
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Storing Expressed Milk
You can express your milk and store it in clean containers. Your partner or a sitter can feed it to the baby. This way, your baby gets the benefits of your milk even when you can't be there at feeding time. Follow these guidelines for milk storage.
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Armpit (Axillary) Temperature
An armpit (axillary) temperature is taken by holding the thermometer under your baby's arm. To provide a correct reading, this must be done with care. Use the steps on this handout as a guide.
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