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There are many serious infections that occur in young children. Therefore, it is important to start immunisations as soon as possible. Get the immunisation schedule to keep track of your babies vaccines. View Schedule Here Speak to Dr Wolmarans should you have any queries regarding your child’s healthDr Wolmarans: 012 549 8900 / office@gjmw.co.za
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– Clean Your Hands Frequently – Avoid Close Contact – Clean And Disinfect – Practice Respiratory Hygiene More Information
Colic is defined by excessive periods of inconsolable crying for more than 3 hours per day, more than 3 days per week, and continuing for a period of more than 3 weeks. This normally occurs within the first 3 weeks of life and can continue up to 3 – 4 months of age. Colicky babies
The average body temperature ranges between 36.5 – 37.5°C. Low-grade fever ranges between 37.5 – 38°C. Fever is seen as a body temperature of 38.5°C or higher. Fever is usually a sign that your child’s body is fighting off some sort of infection; however, fever is not something to be afraid of. Fever means that
The first tooth normally appears at more or less 6 months of age. It is however not something that is set in stone, and many babies may have no teeth by their first birthday. In some cases, teeth have erupted as early as 3 months of age. Each child develops at his or her own
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January is Birth Defects Awareness Month. This is a time to raise awareness about birth defects and highlight efforts to improve the health of people living with these conditions across their lifespan. Read more: https://bit.ly/3mHPkYc Speak to Dr Wolmarans should you have any queries regarding your child’s health Dr Wolmarans: 012 549 8900 / office@gjmw.co.za
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World Braille Day is annually celebrated on January 4, the birthday of Braille inventor, Louis Braille. The day recognizes the contributions of Louis Braille in helping blind and visually impaired people to read and write. Braille – a code used by the visually impaired worldwide. Read more: https://bit.ly/3eBjUhD Dr Wolmarans: 012 549 8900 / office@gjmw.co.za
