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Baby health

When your little one is congested

Night-time stuffiness, wheezing and nebulizers are some of the most worrying moments for parents. These guides explain what helps, what to avoid, and when to call the doctor, following American Academy of Pediatrics safe-sleep advice.

Call your doctor or emergency services now if your baby is struggling to breathe, has blue or grey lips, pauses breathing for more than 10 seconds, or is under 3 months old with a temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher.
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Afnan Yousuf
Who is behind this site

Hi, I'm Afnan, a father of four

I started My Little Wellness to gather the practical family-health answers I kept looking for at home. I have first-aid and wellness training, but I am not a doctor. Articles are drafted with the help of AI from public health information, every page links to its sources, and calculators show their formulas.

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Common questions

How do I calculate my BMI in kg and cm?

Divide your weight in kilograms by your height in meters squared. For example, 70 kg at 1.70 m gives a BMI of 24.2. Use the BMI calculator.

How much water should I drink a day?

A simple baseline is half your weight in pounds, in ounces (about 33 ml per kg). A 70 kg (154 lb) adult needs about 2.3 liters from drinks, plus more for exercise and hot weather. Get your personal target.

What are the early signs of dehydration?

Thirst, dark yellow urine, tiredness and a mild headache. In babies, watch for fewer wet nappies and a dry mouth. Read the full guide.

Is a nebulizer safe for babies?

Yes, when it is prescribed by your doctor and used with the right mask size and medicine. Never add oils, Vicks or home remedies to it. Read the nebulizer guide.

What is the best magnesium for sleep?

Magnesium glycinate is the form most often suggested for sleep because it is gentle on the stomach. Check with your doctor first if you take other medicines or have kidney problems. See the comparison.

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