i have a one month old daughter and i started to notice earlier this week that when i put a blanket on her she sweats through her clothing, my house temp is always set to 72 degrees and i personally think that it's kinda chilly in our homei dont wanna keep a heavier blanket on her so i got a much lighter one and she still sweats aloti took her temperature(rectally) and it was 99.2 degreesis that something that i should be worried about? i am a new mom and am really new at this kind of thing but i just wanna make sure that 1: i'm doing it right and 2: that she isn't in need of a doctorshe has not been soiling her diaper more than usual or throwing up other than the regular spit upplease help:(
i don't normally watch DrOz, but i remember him covering this awhile backi believe beans do, or specifically soybeansalso certain fruits when you eat the skin, like applesand definitely breads and grains - 100% wheat and mutli-grain stuff, like you can find in bread.
Apples and bananasPrunesCarrotsBeetsCelery.
Couldn't you have just Googled or Yahooed! this? Try a fiber drinkI have one canister that last around 2-300 servings of fiber and it cost around 12-$15 so its not exactly expensive
I love that you asked this questionMy favorite high fiber food right now is the Asian PearYou know the round yellow one that comes in the white styrofoam wrapper thingy? I've read that those contain 11grams!!! That's nearly half (or a third) of the recommended dose right there!! Oats are good as well(Especially if you get the organic, no sugar added kind and then add natural sugar like frozen blueberries lot's fibre there.) I like lentil soup tooThings like chili with beans or legumes contains plenty of fibre Eat vegetables tooLots of fibre thereI hope you'll google dietary fibreLots of good info out there]
The internal temperature of any person, regardless of age, is unaffected by the external temperature, except in cases of extreme cold or extreme heatThe average temperature for a person is 98.6F99.2 is above this, and the presence of sweating acts to confirm that your child does have a slight feverHowever, the baby is very youngPlease take the child to a doctor to ensure that she's alrightFailure to do so may result in extreme and terrible consequences.
