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Baby & Toddler Health & Medical Diary What complementary therapies are all about Conservative approach: The goal is to provide the right conditions so that the body will heal itself. What conventional medicine stands for Active approach: The goal is to provide relief from physical discomfort. The primary objective is to identify and correct the underlying cause of abnormal symptoms. The primary objective is to provide relief from abnormal symptoms.* Focus on treating the whole body. Focus on treating the presenting problem. Relief from abnormal physical signs and symptoms occur as the body heals, which may take days or weeks. Relief from abnormal physical signs and symptoms may be seen or felt in hours or days following treatment. Proactive: Treatment can be provided to reduce the risk of future ailments. Reactive: Treatment is initiated once a physical ailment has already developed. Surgical intervention will be needed to correct life threatening problems or problems that would provide a lifetime burden. *Medications may mask the symptoms but they don’t cure the underlying cause. Symptoms tend to return once the medication wears off. What you should know before deciding How successful any therapy or treatment is in resolving a problem depends on the underlying cause. While complementary therapies provide health benefits they’re not a cure for ALL problems that trouble developmentally normal, thriving babies, who happen to cry often or have trouble sleeping. Healthy, thriving babies commonly display inconsolable crying, wakefulness and fussy or distressed behavior due to developmental and behavioral reasons. Complementary therapies and conventional medicine will make little or no difference to infant distress due to developmental or behavioral reasons, because therapy, medications or dietary changes won’t resolve these types of problems. Developmental reasons: In some instances what may be viewed by parents as problematic infant behavior can be normal or typical for baby’s stage of development. Behavioral problems: Physically well babies typically display troubled behavior in response to the parent or caregiver in terms of their respective feeding or settling practices. Behavioral problems that commonly trouble healthy babies include overfeeding, overtiredness and overstimulation, among others. These problems cause babies varying degrees of distress. 22 BabyTalk | May 2019
Baby & Toddler Nursing Moms Night feeds: The pros and cons of nursing baby to sleep Its natural for babies to fall asleep while breastfeeding, but “natural” doesn’t mean free from complications. Here, we discuss the advantages and potential disadvantages linked to breastfeeding a baby to sleep. BabyTalk | May 2019 23
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