SANTO DOMINGO.- The age to feed a baby egg must be delayed until 9 months of age, but only the cooked yolk and better mixed with the porridge. When you reach 12 months, if there are no problems, you can try a whole egg.
1) My baby was born with a white mass under the tongue, more or less like a cyst or something like that, what should be done in that case? The pediatrician tells me that she will keep him under observation. What do you think?
Skin lesions are a priority to see closely. It may be that you were born with a birth defect called ranula. It is something that is not malignant that is removed with a laser that can have a good prognosis.
2) My daughter was due for the 4-month vaccine but she has a very bad flu. What happens if I don’t give it to her?
You can wait from one to two weeks to give the other dose of vaccine, which is the one that is due. If what your baby has is a viral process, you can possibly give him the four-month vaccine.
3) After my newborn baby’s belly button fell off, something white remained, apparently it did not heal well, according to his pediatrician. She sent me to pour salt water on it. What do you think of that?
It is not a correct practice. Because we use proctosulene that helps to heal before two weeks and has no effects
4) At how many months can I give my baby an egg?
After eight months you can consume that protein
5) Doctor, I am worried because my son injured his foot and they gave him five stitches. Should I give him the tetanus shot?
If your baby has the complete updated vaccination schedule, you don’t necessarily have to give him the tetanus.
