Infant Feeding

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About the WhiteOut Movement
"Let every child's first grain be a whole grain. There's no good reason not to. They won't mind. They'll thank you."... »
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Healthy Eating, Part V - Good news for vegetable haters everywhere!
Given the opportunity, starting your baby off with good eating habits is a great way to go. Even if it's too late for... »
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WhiteOut FAQ
For more than fifty years the first food fed to most babies in the United States has been processed white rice baby... »

A-Z Guide

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Cleft Lip and Palate
Clefts are gaps in the developing lip and/or palate. They may be small notches or large open spaces. They occur because... »
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Colic
Almost all babies go through a fussy period. When crying lasts for longer than three hours a day, and is not caused by... »
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Food Allergies
Food allergy is the name given to a variety of situations in which specific foods provoke some type of over-zealous... »
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Galactosemia
Lactose, or milk sugar, is made up of two simple sugars: glucose and galactose. Classic galactosemia is a condition... »
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Gastroesophageal Reflux
GE reflux wears many faces. You might see a baby who spits up all the time...an adult with heartburn...a child who won'... »
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Infant Botulism
Sometimes constipation and slow feeding are the only symptoms of infant botulism, a disease that is sometimes caused by... »
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Iron Deficiency
The most common reason for a child to be anemic is an inadequate supply of iron. Iron is a mineral that your body needs... »