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Making High Calorie Baby Formula from Powder [English] Permalink Public

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Use only with advice from a DIETITIAN. Most baby formulas have 20 calories in each 30 mL or one ounce. Sometimes, babies need more calories than this to help them grow. When we increase the amount of powder, it gives your baby the extra calories they need. (English) Colour

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Breastfeeding [English] Permalink Public

HealthLinkBC Health File information about breastfeeding including reasons to breastfeed your baby, when to breastfeed your baby, signs your baby is getting enough breast milk, vitamin D supplement, what you should and should not eat when breastfeeding, and when to get help with breastfeeding. Number 70. (English)

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Tube Feeding at Home [English] Permalink Public

A guide for tube feeding at home. Includes caring for your feeding tube along with your stoma, skin, and mouth, taking care for your feeding supplies, taking medicines, unclogging your feeding tube, and dealing with any other problems that might happen. (English) Colour

This booklet is a package that contains the following individual information sheets: Troubleshooting Your Feeding Tube (267971), Unclogging Your Feeding Tube (267972).

Live 5-2-1-0 Raising a healthy eater - birth to 12 months [English] Permalink Public

Live 5-2-1-0 fact sheet about giving your child a healthy start by encouraging a healthy relationship with food, giving plenty of time for active play, and avoiding screen time and sugar sweetened drinks. (English) Colour

Bye Bye Baby Bottle (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Under Revision

Parents often struggle to get rid of the baby bottle. Start teaching your child to drink from an open cup at 6 months. This makes the move easier. Stop using all baby bottles by 18 months. (English) Colour

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Your Baby at 4 months (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

Healthy feeding, healthy smiles, safety tips, healthy growth tips (English) Colour

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Your Baby at 6 months (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

Healthy feeding, healthy smiles, safety tips, healthy growth tips (English) Colour

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Giving Human Milk Extra Calories [English] Permalink Public

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Use only with advice from a DIETITIAN. Human milk (breast milk) is the healthy first choice for feeding babies. Sometimes, babies need more calories than this to help them grow. Adding infant formula powder to your milk gives the extra calories your baby needs. (English) Colour

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Healthy Eating for Babies Age 6 to 12 Months [English] Permalink Under Revision

Resource on the introduction to solid foods for infants between 6 -12 months. Highlights key foods to offer and food/drinks to limit or avoid. (English) Colour

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Vitamin D for Babies and Toddlers (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Under Revision

A factsheet covering how much vitamin D is required for babies and toddlers and where to obtain it. (English) Black & White

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