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Diagnosing babies and toddlers with asthma is challenging because it’s difficult to measure lung function in this young group. What makes diagnosis easier is knowing your child’s symptoms.
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Tip # 5 – Eat-Play-Sleep-Repeat – While there should be a routine in putting your baby down for a nap, you should also implement a routine for when they wake up.
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Tip # 4 – Regular sleep schedule. It’s important to keep your baby on a fairly regular sleep schedule. This means naps should be at least 30 to 45 minutes but no more than 3 hours. If your baby doesn’t get enough sleep, this could lead to them becoming overtired, fussy, and result in difficulty falling asleep — and staying asleep — in the evening.
The Children’s Clinic
93 Smith Road
Windward Centre
George Town
PO Box 10643
Grand Cayman KY1-1006
Cayman Islands