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How to remove mould on baby's clothes

Hi mummies, anyone know how to effectively remove mould from my baby's clothes? I found this mould getting more, can't remove even I brush or wash it several times:(

How to remove mould on baby's clothes

To effectively remove mold from your baby's clothes, you can try the following methods: 1. **Vinegar**: Create a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water, then soak the affected clothing in this solution for a few hours before washing as usual. The acidity of vinegar helps to kill mold spores. 2. **Baking Soda**: Make a paste with baking soda and water, apply it to the moldy areas, and let it sit for a few hours before washing. Baking soda is known for its deodorizing and mild cleansing properties. 3. **Lemon Juice**: Lemon juice can also be effective in removing mold stains. Apply freshly squeezed lemon juice to the affected areas and let it sit in the sun for a few hours before washing. 4. **Borax**: Borax is a natural cleaner that can help eliminate mold. Mix a solution of borax and water, apply it to the moldy spots, let it dry, then wash the clothing. 5. **Sunlight**: Sunlight is a natural mold killer. Hang the clothing outside in direct sunlight to dry. UV rays can help to kill mold spores and remove the moldy smell. Ensure that the clothes are completely dry before storing them to prevent mold from coming back. It's also important to regularly check and clean your baby's clothes to prevent mold growth in the future. I hope these tips help you in effectively removing mold from your baby's clothes. https://invl.io/cll6she

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I stopped expressing milk for two days due to fever, really can't wake up to pump. Is there possibilities that my breast milk has stopped due to the past two days of not expressing milk? I realised my nipples have already gone back to what it's supposed to be like before pregnancy.

Try doing power pumping if your body condition allows you to. It should be able to help boost up your milk supply again.

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6 weeks old drink and vomit

My LO is 6 weeks now, and I bottle feed expressed breast milk mostly, only latch like once a day. Since 1 week ago, she’s been more gassy and I managed to do massage to tone it down. However these few days have been headache for me cause she keep on asking for more but she will vomit (not spitting out, it’s vomiting) after that, and ask for more again right after the vomit

It sounds like your little one is having some issues with feeding and vomiting. This can be concerning, but there are a few things you can try to help alleviate the situation. Firstly, it's important to ensure that your baby is not taking in too much milk too quickly. It might be helpful to try shorter, more frequent feeding sessions to avoid overfeeding. Burp your baby regularly during feeding to help release any trapped air that could be causing the vomiting. Since your baby is gassy, continue with the massage as it can help with digestion and gas relief. You can also try different feeding positions to see if that helps reduce the vomiting. If the issue persists, it might be a good idea to consult your pediatrician to rule out any underlying medical conditions that could be causing the vomiting. They can provide tailored advice based on your baby's specific needs. In the meantime, make sure to monitor your baby's weight gain and overall health. If you have concerns about milk supply or feeding techniques, consider reaching out to a lactation consultant for further support. Remember, every baby is different, and it's normal to face challenges along the way. Hang in there, and remember to take care of yourself too during this time. https://invl.io/cll6she

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Paediatrician clinic recco

Hi. Any paediatrician to reccomend for my 2month old? For her reflux ( spitups and fussiness ) issue.

I recommend looking for a pediatrician who specializes in infant care and reflux issues. It's essential to find a pediatrician who has experience dealing with reflux, spit-ups, and fussiness in young infants. You can ask for recommendations from other parents, consult your primary care physician for referrals, or check online reviews for reputable pediatricians in your area. It's important to discuss your child's symptoms and concerns with the pediatrician so they can provide a proper diagnosis and recommend appropriate treatment options. Early intervention and management of reflux issues can help alleviate discomfort and ensure your baby's well-being. https://invl.io/cll6she

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Baby won’t stop wanting to drink

My baby is 3 weeks + 1 day in and he won’t stop crying for breast milk even though I’ve fed and latch him a lot. Exclusively latching here. Not sure what to do because he’s gaining weight well but it just never seem like it’s enough for him. I feel like I’m going crazy soon.

Same here mommy. I feel like I’m going crazy too because my baby likes to latch on me so much and drink a lot of milk even though I have already fed. It feels like it’s never enough for him and I don’t know what to do as well… 😩😵‍💫

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Baby puking milk

Does anyone know what does it mean when baby keeps puking milk after every feed even though we burped baby? Is it overfeeding/gas/digestion issues that’s causing baby to puke? Not sure what to do with baby and it saddens me to see my breastmilk going to waste everytime.

I am facing this as well.. not sure why baby has been puking milk even though we have burped baby 😢 I don’t know if I have overfed my baby or baby is having colic issue 😫

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My 8 weeks baby is unsettled

Hey there mummies. Im hitting the 8th week. Baby feeds 120mls per feed between 2-3hours, after feed will still demand for milk. Denies wake windows, wants to go back to sleep right after or she will cry it out. Tried tummy time. Tried nappy change. Tried giving a warm bath. Burped her several times. Pooping well. Wet diapers every nappy change. But she seemed so fussy out of a sudden. Swaddled, white noise. Dark room at night. Bright room for day naps. Tried flashcards and taking her for a 5-10mins walk but she just wants to sleep right after feeding. A little late she will be angry. Im burn out :’(

Baby is so so young. I wouldn’t worry too much if she wants to sleep more, unless it affects her sleep at night.

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Hello fellow mummies, wanted to ask if latching baby suppose to hurt on the nipples? My nipple hurt whenever baby latches on but the pain goes away after a few sucks. just wanted to know if it’s normal or it should not hurt at all? Baby’s 19 days now I assume I should be over the sore nipples stage since he’s been latching since day 1. I’ve been trying to learn to do deep latch but I’m not sure if I’m doing it right

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Baby feeding time

I'm starting to get worried on my baby's feeding. She's going to be a month old in 3 days time. Started to feed baby 90mils of formula milk. At times i would mix bm with formula. She's been drinking half way through, have to force her to drink up the milk as per dr advise due to her weight from 1.8 dropped to 1715kg. As much as i want her to finish her milk, I can't help it. She's been rejecting milk after probaby around 50mils of intake while feeding. She's bottle fed since birth as she's been warded in High D ward for 2 weeks after birth. So after her 50mils intake, she doesn't want anymore of her milk, instead she kept on drinking abit, cried out loud and push the bottle out of her mouth. Any mommy experiencing the same issue?

my LO is like this too, she is 3 weeks old and I have to split the 90 mls, most times she will gulp down 50 mls and stop. I let her sleep or play for 30 min then try again and she usually has a bit more or finish the 90 mls.

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5 gg 6 weeks LO extra fussy and clingy.

Has anyone experience this before? Do they last throughout? My LO suddenly wants to be held all the time. Cnnt be put down on the mattress or in her cot. Have to always swing and shhh her to help her settle. Im exhausted :(

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