Babies’ sweaty forehead sign of health
Did your baby run a marathon? Why so much sweat from simply napping and feeding? Babies don’t...
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Breastfeeding moms can drink responsibly
As any irrational, sleep-deprived new mother would reason, I imagined that any alcohol I drank...
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Don’t let bedwetting make bedtime scary
Normal, healthy, potty-trained 5-to-8 year-old kids can wet the bed at night. Nighttime bedwetting...
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A sensible start on solid foods: Are the allergy and obesity risks real?
I recently had a patient who choked on a piece of taco. She’s fine from the taco-incident. More...
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Why does a baby make so much noise when they sleep?
Babies move a lot during sleep, and they even grunt and cry while their brains are sleeping. In...
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Fever has a mind of its own, scientists say
Fever is not all bad. In fact, raising your body temperature enhances the body’s...
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Make Your Kid a Picky Eater in 3 Easy Steps
Does your kid only eat white food, or scream at the prospect of vegetables? It’s true that...
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Is your newborn constipated? The real reason your little one can’t poop.
She turns red in the face, grunts, pushes…and nothing comes out. I know what you’re thinking. Poor...
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I’m Dr. Wendy Hunter, a pediatrician and mom. I answer the questions you forgot or were too embarrassed to ask your kid’s doctor. I mix the science of modern medicine with the reality of parenting.
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