<font color="0077aa"><font size="+1">Peachie</font></font>, ahh u still in the office?? It's dinner time la.. eh I'm planning the beach thing, will contact u soon. Email ok? or would u prefer me to call/sms u instead ah? u bz woman! hee..
<font color="0077aa"><font size="+1">Smiley</font></font>, aiiyoo! Clarisse is so sweet looking, sweeter than her cake I bet
! Hey I tried 'looking' for u over at the gmail chat u mentioned (with <font color="ff0000">Yuna's</font> help la..) but didn't seem to see u or maybe I don't know how to use la
will try figure out soon!
<font color="0077aa"><font size="+1">Jasmine</font></font>, oh dear right after her bday, Jade fell sick? poor thing.. hope your PD nails the culprit soon yah..
<font color="0077aa"><font size="+1">MGoh</font></font>, oh dear.. ya UTI happens to be quite common with babies becos of the way we clean their the-the-there.
Not sure if your PD shared with you about these and to share with other mummies here:
1. Avoid using cream or any perfumed lotion around that area. BBs are supposed to be born with natural immunity system for germs and if we use these cream(nappy rash for eg..) on them, we might risk messing up their system.
2. Airing during change of nappies are is very crucial. We should always try to wait till the area is dry(not by using paper, but naturally aired) then put on the new diaper. If I'm outside, I actually hang out at the bb change area with her bottom expose while pacing around the room for like 10-15mins.
3. Wash after each poo time then just depend on wet tissues.
4. Baby Powder happens to be an overlooked culprit for the cause of UTI! I read this in 1 of the paediatric medical sites. Apparently the powder clogs the skin pores there, preventing the air to dry if the area is wet. Therefore germs harvest when it's wet.
I can only think of these now.. Oh prune juice helps ease UTIs, that's what I heard too..
