Sentences with phrase «see if that helps alleviate»

She could try the Seventh Generation diapers with no bleach (they do have the absorbant polymer things) and see if that helps alleviate the problem.

So you can either back off and wait it out until the baby starts crawling, or try to help her get out her feelings now in other ways and see if that helps alleviate the potty problem.

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Check to see if you qualify for assistance in your state to help alleviate some of the costs of formula.

Talk to your child to see if there is anything that you can do to help alleviate the problems that have led them to cigarettes.

You can try following a program to help eliminate or minimize yeast (low - sugar, gluten - free etc.) and see if symptoms alleviate.

Finally, I decided I would try to strengthen my jaw by chewing gum for brief periods of time and see if that helped to alleviate my discomfort.

A recent study published in the August 2011 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine examined 248 menopausal women over a 2 year period to see if 200 mg of isoflavones per day were a help in alleviating the symptoms of menopause including bone loss.

First, it is important that any dog suspected of having motion sickness not be fed for at least a couple of hours before a car trip, as vomiting food becomes more likely if food is in the stomach.7 Once in the car, simply allowing fresh air in or allowing the dog to see out may help alleviate motion sickness in some dogs.7, 8 This is particularly true for puppies, who tend to be either fearful or motion sick more often than older dogs.8

I completed a certification course from Fear Free Pets, so that I could see if there was anything missing from my program and was thrilled to be validated that I'm doing the very best that I can, to help you alleviate any stress or fear in your dog at any juncture of her life.

In their recent study they set out to see if boxes could help alleviate stress in shelter cats.

It takes a situation like Foot and Mouth to tie the hands of the farmers and make life difficult for their dogs before they feel the need to resort to the use of a rescue service to help them out - and they use us to alleviate what they see as suffering to their dogs - lack of direction and frustration that they know will occur if the dog does not get back to work quickly.