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Researchers are saying that children aged 1 and 2 years have relatively high rates of chemical eye burns because of access to cleaners with harmful chemicals.
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Keeping your cleaners secure and out of reach of your children might lessen the risk of your toddler injuring him/herself.
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Thanks for posting. I'm so sorry to hear that your son has been having a tough time.
Have you spoken to your doctor about the cause of your son's high CK levels? If not, I really encourage that you do. You have every right to receive a firm understanding of not only your son's diagnosis, but potential reasons for that diagnosis so that you can proactively work to prevent a high reading again in the future.
Here is a link to information on WebMD that I hope might help.
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This mama here is wondering what to do about my 7monther who only wets 5 diapers in 24 hours and doesn't want to nurse or take his bottle very much. He sleeps all night without waking on his own (I don't let him go longer than 6 hours without trying to get him to nurse) and also naps several hours a day. He is gaining the proper amount of weight (19 pounds) but rarely has enough wets. He also gags and sputters pretty frequently while nursing and even with a stage zero bottle nipple. He only poops every four days but it's normal consistency. Thanks in advance for any wisdom of experience or insights.View Thread









Among more than 62,000 calls made to emergency departments for poisoning from any kind of laundry or dishwashing detergent from 2013-2014, 17 children were in a coma, 6 stopped breathing, 4 had fluid in their lungs and difficulty breathing, and 2 died."
You can read more about the study's findings here .
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I am a mother of a 6 year old girl whom basically you described perfect in your post above. The past year or so she has been having sporadic episodes of diarrhea and vomiting. It lasts a few hours and then it's gone. I was wondering if you found a resolution to your son's situation? I've taken my daughter to the Dr. before about this, but they just asked me to keep a food diary and try no dairy. I'm not with my daughter until the evening so that was impossible and she doesn't consume a lot of dairy if any at all so i'm so puzzled. Anything you can share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!View Thread












It is a daily Rx.
the Dr said that sometimes after 6 months of Rx the body had grown and she might not have it any more. So we took her off after 6 months but the pain was back.View Thread




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I also know of a case of one child who developed autism after vaccines and by 7 months the mother stopped vaccinated him when noticed delays in development. This boy after 2 years using organic foods, probiotics and no more vaccines, or test involving radioactive dyes, he has seem to be doing much better. The child seems is detox from the vaccines given up to 7 months old. It took long time and the child continues to have the diagnosis but is behaving as a normal child of his age. He has also has been taking therapy through Birth through three.
I advise parents to investigate and get informed on how vaccines have been made today. Information leaked through Internet claim they have been made in China and their components aren't as people think. They not only contain fetal tissue or blood but also viruses from animals, formaldehyde, mercury and many toxic ingredients. There are many organizations getting organized against vaccination not only to children but to those with an immune problem, specially the elderly. There are questions raised on the polio vaccine and how many developed Polio in this country after the getting vaccinated. As parents we must protect our children"026
Many of us were raised without vaccines and we did not see as much ADHD cases or learning disabilitiesin our time . We got chicken pox and all kind of diseases as many of our friends and we still here. Vaccines seems to weaken the immune system specially Influenza vaccines that today is done as a routine every year. A friend of mine who is a nurse, never in her life had the influenza vaccine and she never up to her 70s got the FLU. The best intervention is prevention through hygiene. I know families that due to their religion they have chosen not to vaccinate their children and they are super intelligent and well behave children. There is no doubt vaccines are dangerous to all people, but has become a business in this country. The lack of ethics need to stop and we the parents need to take action to protect our love ones.View Thread



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Is there any pattern to them? Like before she goes off to school, or when she gets home?
If it would make you feel better, you could take her to the pedi and discuss what has been going on.
Some children are just more sensitive and maybe the new baby is making her feel anxious.....like, will my parents still love me now that there is a new baby?
Of course children can't verbalize that, but they come out in symptoms like a stomach ache or behaviors.
You know your daughter best, so don't discount your mommy instinct.
Take care,
-KathleenView Thread




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