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My baby is now 7 mths old. he has ben crying practically every night even halfway through his sleep. He wakes up every 1-2 hrs crying but because of hunger. He just wishes to be carried to sleep. Any remedy to help? #parenttown

I normally will pacify by latching or a bottle of milk . I do not wean the night feed until after 1 year old.

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How to encourage or make kids of age 2, 5 & 8 to eat more vegetables? #parenttown

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Other family members should be eating the same.

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It's been a few months that hubby and I haven't had sex as we are both too tired. Will it affect our marriage? #parenttown

Kung ayon ang isa sa emotional needs niya/mo. Definitely may effect po. Kaya better, alam mo/niyo kung ano yung emotional needs ng isat isa.

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Am giving tuition currently and still expressing milk at the same time. It is very taxing for me cos need to race with time. Any suggestions? LO is 6 mths old.

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Use the freemies! I personally loved freemies as I can be handsfree and mobile and can basically do anything I want. Give it a try!

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How much yield is considered normal? Bottle fed while at school but direct latch when he's bad. Pump on an average of 4 hourly. #parenttown

Every mother's milk capacity is different so there's no "normal" yield. And don't compare your pump output with others. As long as you are producing enough to meet your LO's demands, that's all that matters. Diaper count of 5-6 wet/dirty diapers in 24h would indicate that your baby is having enough.

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My LO of 6 mths just started having fussiness in latching after having blocked nose. Is there anyway to let him latch in peace like the past? #parenttown

I found that the baby's position matters,especially if he has blocked nose. You can try nursing this way: you lie down on your back (raise your body about 45°) while baby's tummy is on your tummy. It is a bit tiring though. Hope this helps!

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