Sentences with phrase «baby water waits»

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Your babies are all sleeping in their rooms, the windows are open, your husband is waiting for you at home, he's made a few promises, and your hair still smells like pool water.

I've been waiting a bit to water my baby basil!

I also advise to sterilize the baby's pacifiers EVERY day and also wash in hot water any burp cloths, bibs, clothing that may come in contact with the baby's spitup / drool... This stuff is NO FUN at all, and I wished I hadn't waited so long to try and figure out why I was in such pain..

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After a couple weeks of no bath time, once Alex's skin was better I couldn't wait to get him in the water and try out the new Free From range from HiPP, a selection of baby care products free from all nasties and perfect for use on newborn skin.

We waited for her cord to stop pulsing and my daughter declared the water to be yucky, and I delivered the placenta at 6:47 p.m. My son Sully was in awe of it and called it the baby's nest.

One site I read said that during a water birth because, as you said, the baby is still receiving oxygen from the mother via the umbilical cord this means the baby can have its head out of the birth canal but can wait to take a breath.

You are waiting for your next order of baby formula so you stretch out your servings with water.

It is not fun to have to wait in line or desperately seek for a gas station for clean water or something to eat for your crying baby.

My baby is bottle - fed now but I'm wondering... Can I get hot (or sterilized) water at these baby stations in Manila during the long waits?

To avoid early allergic reactions, we suggest that you wait until your baby is two weeks old and over seven pounds before administering Mommy's Bliss ® Gripe Water.

So you should wait until your baby is at least six months old before you start giving him / her water in small portions, no more than about 120 ml each day.

Early one Monday morning in July I was standing on my porch steps waiting for my sister - in - law to drive me to St. Mary's Hospital, where I planned to deliver my baby into a tub of water — a water birth.

These poor babies waited as the waters around them rose, hoping for a hero to save them.