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Hi is it normal for my boy at 14.5 months to walk with his right feet slightly pointing to the right ? He started walking at 13 months.

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Still normal as they are developing but correct him whenever you can. Don't let it be a habit for them

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Hi any mommies here put their child at Happy Family childcare at KoVan? Any reviews about the school? I'm thinking of placing my LO there for PG. thanks !

Not heard much about the school. Friends mentioned when they went to survey they saw that kids were served sausages in their lunch diet. However this was sometime ago. Best for you to go down and survey without an appointment. Surprise visit.

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Hi mummies , for those whose LOs had hfmd before, when did their appetite come back fully? It has been 9 days and my LO is still not finishing his usual portions of solids, instead he prefers sweet fruits like kiwi, banana and avocado. Do share ur experience with me, thank u! My lO is currently 13 months.

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Our little one had hfmd at 5 months. Appetite came back after 6-7 days. Hope your little one feels better soon.

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Hi all, any LO with eczema is down with hfmd? My LO is such case and the rash flares up badly, I just want to know how long does it take for the rash to go away, and if the scars will remain :( thank u!

My LO had infected eczema when he had hfmd! But the rashes went away with the hfmd and left no scar on the face (thankfully) but some scars on legs. Took about 1 wk for the rashez to disappear

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I understand that some mummies give their LO fresh milk after 1 year old, because it is "fresh" with lesser chemicals etc.. Just wondering about the nutritious content, in terms of iron and DHA..will it be sufficient for LOs?

I give farm house and green fields only :)

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Hi all my baby is 7 months 3 weeks old. He has been waking up several times (at least 3-4 times) and sometimes might sit up or be on all fours in the middle of the night. He can't be soothed back to sleep, will cry quite badly and loudly (as if in pain). The only way to soothe him back to sleep is to latch him. Anyone facing the same problem? Is it normal?

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You need to teach him the art of self settling so that he can resettle on his own when he wakes up from one of his sleep cycles. That's the only way he can sleep through the night.

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