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posted 06/09/2008, comments (0)

If Babies Could Talk: What they would say about eating and acid reflux!

When you think about it, everyone has a strong opinion about food and eating. One adult may crave crunchy, salty chips while another needs to have a piece of chocolate each day. So why are we surprised when a baby expresses strong opinions about the different flavors and textures of baby formula and pureed food?    Adults with... Read moreChevron
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posted 05/28/2008, comment (1)

Mom with newborn GERD

Does anyone have any encouraging words for a stressed mom careing for an infant with GERD???  I feel so helpless, my baby is miserable!!! TIA
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posted 05/19/2008, comments (0)

Crying Babies with GERD & Stressed Moms

It seems like mothers are hard wired to respond to an infants' cries with concern and empathy. We all have the image of a mother cradling her baby, singing or offering soothing words and a soft touch. When the crying is prolonged or can't be stopped, the empathy may quickly change to feelings of helplessness, stress and anger. A baby with colic or... Read moreChevron
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posted 04/28/2008, comments (0)

Don't Trust Your Child to an Adult Gastroenterologist

Would you trust your accountant to change the brakes on your mini-van?  Probably not.  And so too shouldn't trust your child to an adult gastroenterologist.  Here's why: They're not trained to treat children.  Children are remarkably different creatures from adults and the effect of digestive disease on growth, nutrition... Read moreChevron
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posted 04/25/2008, comments (0)

The Reflux Mom's Guide to Healthy Teeth, Part II: Recommended Treatments

Did you miss part I of this three part series? Read Jan's first post, "When your Child Has Reflux," first.   When your toddler or child has Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), it is important to locate a dentist to help you manage dental care and reduce cavities. I highly recommend finding a pediatric dentist, a dentist with... Read moreChevron
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