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Dd (6months) has diorheah (SP!),

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jofeb04 · 15/04/2006 15:19

Is it best to only give her milk, or feed her like normal on solids and see what happens. There seems to be no other problem with her, infact, shes in her chair laughing at me!!
Thanks

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jofeb04 · 15/04/2006 15:59

anyone??

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SleepySuzy · 15/04/2006 16:17

Have a look at \link{http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/selfhelpguide/DisplayGuide.aspx?nodes=qMfO529rjdk%3D\this}

SleepySuzy · 15/04/2006 16:18

Continue to feed as normal, but also give plenty of fluids.

chapsmum · 15/04/2006 16:19

If she's not vomiting this may just be caused by her teeth. In which case I would carry on as you are and make the effort to give her some extra juice/water.
Could this be a reaction to a new food you have introduced?
Are you bottle/breast feeding?

SleepySuzy · 15/04/2006 16:20

Sorry, just noticed on solids - depends what solids they are really - avoid cows milk and similar dairy products.

Original poster
jofeb04 · 15/04/2006 16:29

hiya
thanks for all that.
She is bottlefed, but hasnt had any new foods recently.

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chapsmum · 15/04/2006 18:05

If she's otherwise happy and not vomitting, carry on as you are with bland easily digestable foods (do they have anything else at this stageWink?) and increase the amount of fluid you offer her
If your worried, call NHS 24
HTH

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