Health

Can I Give My Baby Paracetamol and Ibuprofen Together

When your little one is unwell and could be experiencing pain and cold like symptoms you might think that using baby paracetamol and ibuprofen together is a great way to combat these symptoms. It is recommended that the combination of Paracetamol and Ibuprofen should not be mixed together and given to baby as one dose. […]

Can I Give My Baby Diaper Rash

Diaper rash and babies go hand in hand. When your little one’s bottom does become red and inflamed, no doubt will cause great discomfort and will make diaper changing time very miserable for you both.  There is ways in which you can help your little one from getting nappy rash by controlling and knowing which […]

Can I Give My Baby Calpol

CALPOL® is the registered trademark name for products that do contain paracetamol and ibuprofen  and  have been used for generations of moms and dads  for their children when they felt unwell.  From stuffy noses and sore throats to aches and pains, teething and fevers,  Calpol medicine was and still is carefully developed to help you […]

Can I Give My Baby a Yeast Infection?

A yeast infection is a fairly common occurrence, so it’s only natural to wonder if you can pass it along to your baby. For a healthy woman, it is fairly common to sometimes develop an irritation in the vaginal area or the mouth. When it is accompanied by other symptoms such as a creamy white, […]

Can I Give My Baby a Cold Sore?

A cold sore comes as an effect of HSV or the “Herpes Simplex Virus.” Cold sores are quite common, infecting a number of children even before they are 5 years of age. As a matter of fact, a baby can contract this virus at some stage of vaginal labor, should the mother have an infection. […]

Can I Give My Baby Mono?

Whether or not you can give your baby mono is a pressing question for those that have come down with a case of mononucleosis. But how contagious is it in regards to your baby? Most parents are aware that their baby’s immune system is still developing after they’re born, so they are more susceptible to […]

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