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approaching first birthday, still cant stand

Mom... I'm really worried. My child is almost 1 year old (11 months) and still can't stand up... can sometimes stand with support, but still falls often. Not to mention standing, even when supported, they cry and just want to sit down. It's like they're scared. Why is that, mom... I want to take them to a pediatrician, but last time I went, I was scolded for supposedly not providing enough stimulation and not caring for my child. It's exhausting to be judged constantly. has anyone experienced the same?

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will my kid grow tall?

Is it true that if both parents are tall, our child will also grow tall? Until now, compared to children of the same age, they do appear taller although not significantly.

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probability is there!

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signs of congenital heart disease

Mom, I'm really worried. I've noticed that my baby seems to be struggling to breathe at times. They also seem lethargic... and their lips look a bit bluish. There's a family history of congenital heart disease, but I don't have it. Could it have been passed on to my baby?

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What kind of doctor do you prefer for your baby and yourself?

For both my baby and myself, I always prefer pediatricians and family doctors. Pediatricians specialize in children's health, so they're great at understanding the unique needs and concerns of little ones. They're trained to diagnose and treat childhood illnesses and developmental issues, which gives me peace of mind knowing my child is in good hands. Family doctors, on the other hand, are like our healthcare quarterbacks. They take care of the whole family, from newborns to grandparents. I appreciate their comprehensive approach to healthcare because they can address not only my child's needs but also mine. Plus, having one doctor who knows our family's medical history and preferences makes everything easier and more personalized. When it comes to myself, I also value having a gynecologist or obstetrician for women's health needs, especially during pregnancy and childbirth. These specialists have the expertise to ensure a healthy pregnancy and delivery, as well as provide guidance on contraception, reproductive health, and menopause later on. In addition to these primary care doctors, I also rely on specialists when necessary. Whether it's a dermatologist for skin issues, an ENT specialist for ear, nose, and throat problems, or a pediatric specialist for specific childhood conditions, I trust that they have the expertise needed to address our health concerns effectively. Overall, having a team of doctors who specialize in different areas ensures that both my baby and I receive the best possible care tailored to our individual needs. https://invl.io/cll6she

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baby can't sleep soundly

Mom, I want to ask... why is it that my baby (4 months) has such a hard time sleeping? It seems like he never sleeps for more than 1 hour... like he never sleeps soundly. He also always wakes up because of little noises. I'm worried if this is what's causing him to have trouble gaining weight? Has anyone had a similar experience?

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Hey there! I totally understand how frustrating it can be when your baby has trouble sleeping. It's definitely tough when they're not getting the rest they need, and it can be worrying when it comes to their weight gain. First off, it's completely normal for babies to have trouble sleeping soundly, especially at 4 months old. Their sleep patterns are still developing, and they're easily disturbed by little noises. Some babies are just naturally lighter sleepers than others, and that's okay. It doesn't necessarily mean there's something wrong. One thing you could try is creating a calming bedtime routine to help your baby relax before sleep. This could include things like a warm bath, gentle massage, or reading a story. Also, making sure the room is dark, quiet, and at a comfortable temperature can help create an environment that's conducive to better sleep. As for the weight gain concern, it's important to consult with your pediatrician if you're worried about it. Poor sleep can potentially impact weight gain, but there are various factors that contribute to a baby's growth. Your doctor can help assess whether your baby's sleep patterns are affecting their weight and provide guidance on how to address any issues. Remember, every baby is different, and it's okay to seek support and advice from other parents who may have had similar experiences. Hang in there, and I hope you find some solutions that work for you and your little one! https://invl.io/cll6she

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will my baby walk soon?

Mom, my baby (7.5 months old) has started standing up and pulling objects to stand. I was really surprised because I didn't expect him to do that at his age. In fact, a few times I've seen him able to walk while holding onto my/ his father's hand. Will my baby be walking soon? I'm worried if this is too early or normal? Has anyone experienced this?

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my kid has speech delay because of me

Mom... my husband and I feel really guilty. We have one child. Both of us work... ever since our child was born, we've had help from a babysitter. When we're at work, we leave our child at my parents' house, but still with the babysitter. Often, we're too tired when we get home from work, so we don't have time to play with our child. We rarely talk to him. Sometimes, even on weekends, we have events. We do take him with us, but we realized... after thinking about it, even though we take him along, we rarely engage in conversations or interactions with him. We got too comfortable with the convenience... having a babysitter, someone to take care of our child. We rarely talked to him. The result? Our child has a speech delay. The therapist said one of the factors is the lack of stimulation for talking. We regret it so much. Why did we get so caught up in work? Why did we give in to exhaustion and convenience? We used to think it was pointless to talk to a baby since they don't understand yet. But that's not true. They will understand more if we talk to them more often... Child, forgive us for being negligent as parents...

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Baby at 7mth old

My baby is 7mth old and yet to grow teeth, want to check whether is it still ok to let baby try those baby bites? Anyone has any food recommendations for 7mth old baby without teeth yet? TIA!

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Post partum sex painful and slight brown discharge after?

Finally dared to be intimate more than 5 months but it was painful though. And is it normal to have slight brown discharge/bleeding after that? Used lubrication too since I’m still breastfeeding and quite dry..

Congratulations on taking the step to be intimate again after giving birth! It's completely normal to experience some pain during sex postpartum, especially if you're breastfeeding and experiencing dryness. Using lubrication was a great idea, as it can really help with any discomfort. As for the slight brown discharge/bleeding afterward, this is also quite common, especially if it's your first time being intimate since giving birth. It could be due to the healing process of your body, and the hormonal changes that come with breastfeeding. However, if the bleeding persists or becomes heavier, it's best to check in with your healthcare provider just to rule out any underlying issues. In the meantime, make sure to communicate openly with your partner about any discomfort you may be feeling, and take things slow. Your body has been through a lot, so be gentle with yourself. And remember, every woman's postpartum experience is different, so don't hesitate to seek support from other moms or a healthcare professional if needed. You're doing great! https://invl.io/cll6she

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