Doctors Kurt and Sarah Bjorkman, a board certified pediatrician and OB/GYN, use this week's episode to share their 10 favorite first foods that they used when starting out doing baby-led weaning with their own baby. They also share 13 foods that are important to avoid or use with caution when starting out as well as some key safety tips to keep in mind along the way!
This is part 3 of a 3 part series on starting solids so be sure to check out: Part 1 -- "When to Start Solids": https://youtu.be/tOiXWDG44wU Part 2 -- "Baby-Led Weaning - the Benefits, Risks, and Getting Started": https://youtu.be/N8gLcrPEhB4
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Video about performing CPR for choking baby: https://youtu.be/gHZdBY-CkGw
0:00 - Intro 1:02 - Getting Started 1:35 - 10 Favorite First Foods 8:30 - 13 Foods to Avoid or Use with Caution 13:36 - Special Precautions for Safety 16:05 - Other Key Tips When Starting Out
Intro Music: A WAY FOR ME - Nicolai Heidlas by Chem Ocampo
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It's crucial for children to learn to care for their teeth, and it starts with learning how to brush. In this video, I share proper brushing technique with a little help from my cute granddaughter, Quinn. Learn how to brush your kid's teeth here: https://askthedentist.com/brush-your-teeth-for-kids/
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Babies often cry out of loneliness because they're not being held or rocked constantly. They need these things as they go through this period of rapid development. Young babies should be attended to empathically and quickly so their systems learn to be calm instead of agitated or aggravated. The exact cause of persistent crying isn't clear. It's so common in babies, that many experts think it may simply be a normal developmental stage. Other experts think that it may be associated with tummy problems