Helpline: Gagging toddlers, dropping night feeds, fear-of-the-dark and more
Sometimes when your baby or child is going through a challenging situation, it can feel like you’ve tried everything. That’s when it’s time to ask an expert like Mothercraft nurse, Chris Minogue.
Chris has had over 30 years helping families negotiate sleepless nights and tantruming toddlers.
This week on Helpline, Chris helps parents with:
- A 13-month-old who is gagging at meal times
- A three-year-old who has replaced a dummy with their thumb
- An early-waking three-year-old
- Dropping night feeds for a seven-month-old
- How to help a four-year-old starting a new daycare during COVID
- A three-and-a-half-year-old who refuses to poo in the toilet
- An almost four-year-old who wakes up from naps crying
- A three-month-old who keeps pushing out her dummy
- A six-month-old refusing solids
- A six-week-old who won’t sleep during the day without being held
- Introducing formula to a seven-month-old
- A three-year-old who’s afraid of the dark
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Helpline will be back with paediatric nurse and sleep expert Jo Ryan on Monday. You can contact us by doing any of the following:
- Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au
- Ask Jo during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from 11:30 am
- Leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group.
Helpline with Chris Minogue – get your parenting questions answered!
Welcome to today's live Helpline! Most of us have questions about raising our little ones sometimes and our parenting experts are here to help! From babies to toddlers and all the tricky bits that come with them, pop your parenting questions in the comments below for today's expert, mothercraft nurse Chris Minogue to answer. We'll get to as many as we can!
Posted by Babyology on Sunday, 9 August 2020
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