Dr. Prasanth

Is it recent or from the beginning? if recent, get her urine tested, if normal, then local irritation is the cause. If since birth, don't panic. Some children take a longer time to b continent. Make some lifestyle changes:- 1. Dinner and bed time shud b atleast 2 hrs apart. 2. Do not give milk or any fluid bfore bed. 3. Make sure she passes urine just bfore bed. 4. It is seen that kids usually pass urine in sleep at a fixed time gap, so you have to time it, and then wake her up just before that time period to visit the bathroom. All these measures usually help, but if nothing works (in case of bed wetting since birth), try homoeopathy.

His wt is normal. Give him home made balanced nutritious diet including milk or/ and its products, green vegetable, fruits and nuts etc.

Bringing out milk is normal in the babies. Don’t put the baby down immediately after feeding, carry him with head slightly up for 10-15 min, this will prevent vomiting. If he is vomiting more than 50% of the feed and not gaining weight, then he as to be investigated for other problems. Don’t wrap too much, babies like to kick the legs and move the hands .over wrapping increases temperature and makes the baby very uncomfortable, so they might cry.

Reduce milk intake. Give 3 semisolids. Gur dalia. Khichri with vegetables. Dal roti. Apple juice/stew. Mango pulp.

Repeat test is required after few days. If child has problem in growth etc. It is very much required to act further.

Nothing untoward will happen to your infant for an extra dose of vaccination and 15 month booster still needs to be given and easy six is not included in vaccination program through the government

Hi Bhoomi... without proper details we cannot give good treatment especially when it is pediatric cases... and you should also not take such random treatment... better consult and take proper treatment... you can consult me through lybrate or consult any good homoeopath nearby...

A 13 month old can eat almost everything that you cook in the house. Make food without chillis and amchur and offer a variety. Give small morsels without forcing. Let him enjoy the tastes and texture variations. You will soon know what he loves or rejects.

100* is not a very high temperature. Maybe she has congestion in the chest or has become too weak. Try giving her warm water in sips. Soups, light food. Pl show her to a local paediatrician. Always better to consult as vomiting everything not very good.

This is normal in 2 month old infants and they pass motion with every feed and you must not give bottle feed but only breast milk. For gas, do burping well and Colic aid drops also can be given.