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The Vaccine Book offers parents a fair, impartial, fact-based resource from the most trusted name in pediatrics. Dr. Bob devotes each chapter in the book to a disease/vaccine pair and offers a comprehensive discussion of what the disease is, how common or rare it is, how serious or harmless it is, the ingredients of the vaccine, and any possible side effects from the vaccine.  

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Many of the modern diapers such as pocket diapers, all-in-one diapers and some fitted diapers are designed with a synthetic stay-dry fabric for their inner layer. These synthetic fabrics are more sensitive to detergent buildup than standard fitted diapers or prefold diapers.   

Your choice of laundry detergent will determine not only how easy it is to care for your diapers but how well your diapers will perform. The best detergents for the modern cloth diapers need to rinse completely clean out of your diapers leaving no residues or fabric enhancers behind.   

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Due to the overwhelming response on her first book, Beautiful You – The Postnatal Series, Dr Pei Ling Goh is back with a bigger, better and more comprehensive book Falling in love with Confinement to help you through an enjoyable and self-manageable confinement!  

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Once your child begins to leave the world of baby food behind, meal times can be a roller coaster ride. Toddlers are notorious for being fickle and picky eaters. But, how you handle your toddler's eating habits at this age can have an impact on their eating habits for life.

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Did you know that until the early 1900s, cavities were almost non-existent in the USA? People still lost teeth, but mostly because of gum disease, not tooth decay. The reason is simple…up until that time in history, Americans consumed very little sugar unless they had a dessert with their meal. Then Coca Cola, Hershey’s candy and other sweet treats entered the picture and sugar, which is a major contributing factor to tooth decay, became more prevalent in the average American’s diet. 

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A tropical fruit with great nutritional benefits...The papaya or paw paw is native to tropical America, but it is now grown in most tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world. The large pear-shaped fruits grow up to approximately 8 inches in length. Some varieties remain green when ripe, but most turn deep yellow and orange.

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As far as supplements go, the benefits of green tea extracts may be numerous. However, drinking the tea, especially the bottled varieties, is not the best way to get the benefit. 

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As you probably know, there is chlorine in tap water. When you drink tap water, you take in some chlorine, but not enough to be dangerous. But when you take a shower, your pores open and absorb chlorine while you inhale the vapourized chlorine into your lungs.

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• Sodium Lauryl Sulpate
• Sodium Laureth Sulphate
• Aluminium, Alcohol
• propylene Glycol
• DEA

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