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^ We don't really diagnose Allergic rhinitis at that age since getting colds is quite common in young infants due to their immature nasal anatomy.Re: cough pag nagwawater, hindi ba siya nasasamid kaya siya nagcocough? Do you have a strong family history of allergic rhinitis, asthma or atopic dermatitis? Are you breastfeeding? Hindi ba masyadong malamig ang aircon temp niyo at night?
^ My suggestions:1. Check/Review your feeding technique. Make sure that her head is elevated when you are feeding her to avoid aspiration. Never ever feed while she is lying down.2. Check the flow of the nipple that you are using to feed her. Dapat low flow lang.3. Since there is history of asthma on both sides, I strongly suggest you start breastfeeding to help protect against the development of allergies. Your baby is only 3 weeks old so it is not too late to start.
mommies, do you use baby powder for your kids? if not, do you use alternatives (cornstarch based powder)? im looking for one kasi..yung johnsons cornstarch na-discontinue na yata yon.
No and okay lang naman so far kahit wala silang powder, mabango pa rin.