What does 'flash pastuerized' mean? Is it safe for babies?
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It just refers to a shorter pasteurization.  There's nothing about the process that should be harmful to infants.
104837
I searched, and the only reference to a drug named Flash Touch I found was on a cached version of a nonenglish website (see below). It was in a forum about ecstasy and speed. I did not translate it. \n\nIt is clearly not a common name in English for any drug, or in Western countries. I would guess it is a street name for an amphetamine. \n\nThe term "flash touch" is most commonly applied to a data collection device, as can be seen from a simple web search.
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Depends\n\nSome kids respond to things such as apple juice, prunes, raisins, etc. Some don't\n\nSuppositories are also an option.\n\nMy kids reacted well to spicy food, or something like greasy hash-browns.\n\nIf all the typical things you have tried in the past do not work, I'd just give a quick call to the pediatrician's office for any advise they would have.
556074
i assume you mean macrobid (nitrofurantoin generic name)......it is used for UTI's but ONLY if the patient is greater than 12 years old.....i assume it would be pretty difficult to assume your 4 y.o. has a UTI anyways....but it is not safe to give to a young child. call your pediatrician for a drug that is safer.
67402
It won't hurt him. But I'm so laughing. My daughter, when she was eight, decided to make me a sandwich. And after she did, I just bragged and bragged on her. Took a huge bite and did the whole, "mmmmm..mmm. good!" thing. Then looked down and saw the mold. I spit it out and she just got soooo sad. lol.......she lived......I lived. But needless to say the sandwich did not survive! \n\nBut your 7 year old should be fine! As one poster said.....natural penicillan!
1186093
clean and simple\n\ni assume you have used fireworks + sothink swf quicker
875587
I would advise against it. There have been studies that show that the rapid flickering of a TV screen (which adults don't even see) can result in abnormal brain waves in babies. Don't risk it. It's also not a good idea to form the TV habit so early. Babies should be exploring their world, not passively watching something.
895417
Going off half cocked refers to older style muzzle loaders that had a half cocked position so the hammer wasn't resting on the percussion cap. It was supposed to act as a safety feature but didn't always work. A flash in the pan refers to a flintlock gun that uses very fine (FFFF) powder in a flash pan to ignite the main powder charge when the flint caused sparks and the powder burned through a flash hole to ignite the main powder charge. When the main charge didn't ignite, all you had was a "flash in the pan". So to answer your question, no, it's not the same result.
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Until a child reaches the age of Bar Mitzvah (boys, 13) or Bat Mitzvah (girls, 12), they are not required to fast.  Anyone who is sick, elderly, pregnant, or nursing may also be exempt.  Someone whose life would be in danger is not *allowed* to fast, even if they want to.\n\nYoung children usually have a token fast of some kind.  They may get only meals and no desserts or snacks, or them may skip breakfast, for instance.  As they approach the age of Bar or Bat Mitzvah, they are allowed to fast (some kids *want* to because it makes them feel "big").  As long as they are not endangering themselves, they are allowed to do so.
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Depends on the age of the child.  newborn I would day no.  My son spat his out when he was 6 months old and never wanted it back... I guess I was fortunate. There is nothing worse than seeing a child of 3ish walking around with a soother in it's mouth.
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USe SWISHmax, It is FLASH made easy.
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Is it possible that you could be referring to "Butt Paste"?  If so, do a Google search and you will find many online sites where it can be purchased.  Also, I have occasionally seen it on durg/grocery store shelves.  It was originally made for diaper rash, but apparently is now being used to ease all sorts of ailments "down there".  I hope this helps.  Good luck to your mom.
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Its dangerous for an infant, because he/she has such small lungs and not a very good immune system. I'm not real sure what to do, but your doctor will be able to tell you. (yeah, its a dumb question to ask a doctor, but my sister did)\n\nGood luck with the rest of your pregnacy, and God bless.
129343
The label that says keep out of reach of children is on the bottle - so you need to keep the bottle out of their reach. if you were supposed to keep the medicine away from them it would have this warning written really small on those chewable children's tablets.
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I gave my daughter baby oragel and tylenol sometimes. But I don't believe in giving kids too much medicine. I also tried the frozen rings and "chew toys" but those didn't seem too popular to her. \n\nA clean rag dipped in cold water seemed to be a close second to my finger. Ring the rag a little so it isn't like dripping wet, but leave it wet enough that your baby can suck a little water out of it and that it will stay cool. \n\nMy daughter also liked to chew on frozen waffles and pancakes, but I wouldn't suggest that to anyone because there is the danger of choking. If you do let your kid have a frozen waffle though, make sure to take it away before it starts to defrost and get soft. As it gets closer to room temperature it will tear more easily and get more dangerous.
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DISCLAIMER: I am not a pediatrician.\nHowever, I am a a mother of two young girls and have started them on baby food (usually just rice cereal) between 4-6 months. give the baby a try and if they seem to enjoy it and can handle the function of eating (since they've been used to just swallowing liquid) then continue.\n\nif you're adventurous, you can make your own rice and blend it smooth. but for a baby at 4-6 months, start with the store bought boxes, which come in flakes.\n\ngood luck!
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use babypowder on hands and feet