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What a great tip! Wish I would've had one last year when my daughter was tiny!
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Salt for a newborn
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websterhome
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What a great tip! Wish I would've had one last year when my daughter was tiny!
websterhome
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What a great tip! Wish I would've had one last year when my daughter was tiny!
websterhome
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What a great tip! Wish I would've had one last year when my daughter was tiny!
websterhome
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What a great tip! Wish I would've had one last year when my daughter was tiny!
It was NOT suggested for us when DS was that little until he started eating solids at age 6 months.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
It was NOT suggested for us when DS was that little until he started eating solids at age 6 months.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
It was NOT suggested for us when DS was that little until he started eating solids at age 6 months.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
It was NOT suggested for us when DS was that little until he started eating solids at age 6 months.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
It was NOT suggested for us when DS was that little until he started eating solids at age 6 months.
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<br />We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
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<br />We were warned that baby food (jarred) is low in fat and sodium, so if we were going to feed him that, we might want to add little salt, but otherwise to grind up and feed him normal food.
My CF center has had him on salt for quite a while. We give 1 packet (1/8tsp) daily. I was told by the nutritionist to expect an increase to 1/4 tsp at 6 months. I don't know about your baby, but I taste salt on his forehead all the time, which means he is losing it (I did not taste it until he was atleast 1 month old). He also loses a lot in his tears if he cries. I would ask your Dr at the CF center just to be sure.
My CF center has had him on salt for quite a while. We give 1 packet (1/8tsp) daily. I was told by the nutritionist to expect an increase to 1/4 tsp at 6 months. I don't know about your baby, but I taste salt on his forehead all the time, which means he is losing it (I did not taste it until he was atleast 1 month old). He also loses a lot in his tears if he cries. I would ask your Dr at the CF center just to be sure.
My CF center has had him on salt for quite a while. We give 1 packet (1/8tsp) daily. I was told by the nutritionist to expect an increase to 1/4 tsp at 6 months. I don't know about your baby, but I taste salt on his forehead all the time, which means he is losing it (I did not taste it until he was atleast 1 month old). He also loses a lot in his tears if he cries. I would ask your Dr at the CF center just to be sure.
My CF center has had him on salt for quite a while. We give 1 packet (1/8tsp) daily. I was told by the nutritionist to expect an increase to 1/4 tsp at 6 months. I don't know about your baby, but I taste salt on his forehead all the time, which means he is losing it (I did not taste it until he was atleast 1 month old). He also loses a lot in his tears if he cries. I would ask your Dr at the CF center just to be sure.
My CF center has had him on salt for quite a while. We give 1 packet (1/8tsp) daily. I was told by the nutritionist to expect an increase to 1/4 tsp at 6 months. I don't know about your baby, but I taste salt on his forehead all the time, which means he is losing it (I did not taste it until he was atleast 1 month old). He also loses a lot in his tears if he cries. I would ask your Dr at the CF center just to be sure.