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Infant and Toddler Health


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Babies are a joy. They can also be a little overwhelming at times. When is a fever something to worry about? What’s the difference between colic and normal crying? What immunizations does your toddler need? Our topics can help you find the answers to these and other common parenting questions.

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Last Updated:May 6, 2008

Author:Debby Golonka, MPH

Medical Review:Adam Husney, MD - Family Medicine

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