Parents and caregivers have the responsibility to look out for danger signs in the newborn which include difficulty in breathing, convulsions, yellowing of the eyes...
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
Newborn Info
A newborn is a joy to behold and the dream of every household, but remember, they are also very vulnerable.
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Nice one, Stella.
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ReplyDeleteCan this be a segment here my darling Stella?
ReplyDeleteAm I the only one who read this column and smiled
Anyways, thank you for the information
BV Yosola
seconded. Thanks in advance Stella
DeleteBeautiful info
ReplyDeleteVery timely advice. Thanks Stellz!
ReplyDeleteVery good info.
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ReplyDeleteI love this!!!!
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Nice one. God bless you Jewelu star woman.
ReplyDeleteNice 👍 See as I rushed and opened this post. Anything that concerns baby now is what I am interested in.
ReplyDeletePlease my husband wants to give my 3 months old son kafura soaked in water because of jedi jedi. I have refused because he is on exclusive. It's causing problems in my home.
ReplyDeleteHello, good thing you're refusing but the best thing is to take your baby to the nrmearest health facility. Of you can't afford private hospitals, health centers work well, especially for kids and the earlier you go the better for you and the child.
DeletePlease go immediately or very early tomorrow. In the meantime put your bay to breast even more often and allow the child empty one breast completely before switching to the other. Rest
I love this.. Thanks Stella
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