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Cisco-Linksys Wireless-N Internet Home Monitoring Camera

• High-performance network camera provides a low-cost, convenient solution for remote monitoring and home security
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Question by KS: Pediatrician has concern for my son’s weight, I can’t see what the problem is?
At his year check up (done at 14 months,) the pediatrician announced she is concerned for his weight and placed him on “monitoring.” (Frequent checkups/weigh-ins, plus listing what I feed him.) His weight has started to level. He was a VERY chunky baby in the beginning, and has since thinned out a bit. He was in the 90th % in the first few months and is now at the 40th % a year later.

I tried to explain that since learning to walk he hardly sits still and probably burns a ton or calories. I also mentioned he was (and still is slightly) breastfed which would have made a difference on the charts. That was countered with, “No, formula and breastmilk has the same number of calories, so there would be no difference in weight gain.”

I feed him three times a day with snacks in between. Everything is healthy, fruits, veggies, cereals, etc. (Although the doctor balked when I said he eats what I eat for meals, including meat…supposed to be feeding him meals for toddlers whatever that is?) He drinks several cups of milk a day, drinks water, no juice. His portions are nearly as large as mine and he eats the majority of it.

I seriously don’t see what is wrong and why he needs to be monitored now. But they offered little in suggestions. Only to give him milk with his meals, which I do. Also told to feed him toddler appropriate meals. When I asked her to explain, I am supposed to buy iron-fortified cereal, but all the ones he eats claim they are on the box. Also, I thought oatmeal would be okay for breakfast, but it is not?

Help? Suggestions?

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Answer by blair
Formula and breastmilk do NOT have the same number of calories, your ped is wrong! I would seriuosly consider asking your friends if theirs are better, cuz i would not want to stick with that guy.

Oatmeal is great for breakfast. It’s filling and oats are extremely healthy and it’s easy for them to swallow.

If they want him to have more iron, just make sure he snacks on cheerios along with everything else. The multigrain ones taste great to toddlers.

It’s normal for a breastfed baby to be chunky at first and then get thin when he starts walking. This is the way babies are supposed to be, but here in America we have a real childhood obesity problem and formula contributes to that problem.

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Lorex LW2003 LIVE ‘snap’ Video Baby Monitor (White)

• Compact, rechargeable camera, and video monitor
• Snap, store, and share with microSD recording
• Talk with Baby (Two-way audio communication)
• See baby at all times with automatic night vision
• Secure, interference-free, long-range digital signal

The LOREX LIVE snap is a completely portable video baby monitor with a slim and compact design and built-in ‘snapshot’ recording. The pocket-sized video monitor with 2.4-inch super-bright LCD screen AND compact camera both feature built-in rechargable lithium-ion batteries for true portability around your home. Take the system with you when you visit relatives, friends, or go on vacation. Capture those unforgettable moments instantly with touch-button snapshot recording to a built-in microSD car

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Question by danlein: weight charts no longer for healthy kids?
I am a mother of 4.
My height is in the 60th percentile, my weight is in the 3rd percentile.
My 8 year old’s weight is in the 6th%
My 6 Year old isn’t even on the chart at 35lbs
My 3 year old is at 48%
and my 1 year old is at the 3rd%
Their father is slightly below average weight and height.
Our new Dr. is “very concerned” about their weight.
I explained they come from a geneticly SMALL family but he continues to ask us to come in to be “monitored”
He seems to be hinting around an accusation of neglect, which is completely absurd.
My children eat 3 meals a day as well as 2-3 snacks.
I even buy about 0 a month worth of Boost high calorie drinks for the kids.
We eat healthy food…we just always have. My children do not enjoy exxcessive amounts of junk food because it has never been part of their diet.
The Dr’s main concern is how they compare to the infamous “weight chart”
My children don’t gain as fast as other kids.
I suspect all these fat kids raised on nothing but McDonalds are throwing the curve off.
My kids are healthy and geneticly as they should be.
I don’t see what the big deal is??
I was a 9lb baby…that doesn’t mean I should follow that percentile curve my whole life!! Why would a dr. expect “average sized” kids from less than average sized parents?!

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Answer by Greeneyed
see a new doctor

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Angelcare Baby Sound Monitor, White

• 1 parent unit, nursery unit, 2 adapters, charger socket for parent unit, 4 AAA rechargeable batteries included
• Plastique
• Sound monitor

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ZOpid-Digital Audio & Video Baby Monitor w/ 2.4 Inch Color Display, Night Vision & Voice Alert (HS-MS340P)

• Glossy finish, great picture quality, user selectable volume-control or camera-selection assignment of buttons
• 100% digital signal for superior clarity and range – Secured wireless transmission range of approximately 175 feet (60 meters) indoors (through a couple of walls and/or ceilings) or 450 feet (150 meters) line-of-sight (open area)
• Portable camera and monitor (w/ rechargeable batteries) – Automatic infra-red night vision technology (up to 10 feet range)
• Audio-Only mode with Voice Activation (VOX) – Real Time Clock with 5 Alarms for reminders like baby feeding and/or medicine reminders
• Both camera and monitor work with 3 different power sources; A/C adapter, Computer’s USB port or 3.7V Li-ion battery (adapters & batteries included with the system)

The system includes one wireless camera and one wireless 2.4-inch TFT LCD monitor. This is an ideal portable system for baby, elder or patient care, as well as business/home monitoring.

KEY FEATURES:
* New polished finish for more attractive look
* Over 250 frequency-hopping sequences to minimize interference and provide secure audio & video transmission
* Portable camera and monitor (w/ rechargeable batteries)
* Automatic infra-red night vision technology (up to 10 feet range)
* 2X Digital

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Question by Allycea’s Mommy: Irregular Hearbeat.. Now they’re sending me to a Maternal Fetal Specialist ?
I went for a DR appointment last Monday, and during the routine heartbeat check, the doctor noticed that the baby had an irregular heartbeat. I was sent for an ultrasound sound, and sure enough, the baby’s heart beat was irregular (it would skip every so often). He said that it could be caused by too much caffeine ingestion (which over the weekend, I drank about 6-7 glasses of tea, plus a small cup of coffee Monday morning). OK so they wanted me to lay off the caffeine and go by and have another check up ultrasound on Wednesday. The baby’s heartbeat was regulating, but still skipped a couple times, PLUS the ultrasound tech noticed what to her looked like the beginnings of placenta abruptio. So they sent me up to L&D to “monitor” me. As the day went on, I had 2 more ultrasounds done, and by the time the Maternal Fetal Specialist came in to do his ultrasound, he couldn’t see anything wrong with the placenta, only thing he noticed was the heartbeat. He said it was fetal arrhythmia, and they want to send me to get an echo-cardiogram. The maternal fetal specialist said basically that he’s not concerned with the heartbeat issue, and that it’s not very umcommon. I’m still really scared though. We’ve never had any problems with the baby’s heartbeat until now, its always been really strong. But what worries me even more is the fact that while I was in the hospital, they gave me 2 steriod shots to help with the baby’s lung development in case I have to deliver early, and put me on Procardia to stop the braxton hicks contractions that I’m having.

I’m only 34 weeks, and terrified that something might be wrong with the baby and that I’ll deliver early. Has anybody gone through this or does anybody have some words of advice? I’m really freaking out.

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Answer by Kiley Angel
Well I can completely understand how scared you must be but, if you say the specialist didn’t seem all that concerned about it then that is probably a good sign that it may be a minor problem that is not life threatening and will be able to be dealt with easily or not at all. My only real advice is keep in touch with your doctors and I am sure if there is real cause for concern at any point they will make you aware of the situation. Try and relax and pray for the safety and well being of your little one!

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“Home Sentry” Handheld, DIGITAL, Baby Monitor Free From Interference.

• The encrypted frequency hopping technology guarantees privacy and prevents traditional interference from other technology devices such as cordless phones, wireless routers and microwave ovens.
• Digital Technology. Outstanding night vision
• Auto scan and manual operation; Handles as many as 8 Cameras.
• 450 feet range
• Camera “pairing” to ensure privacy

Why in the world would new or expectant parents surrender themselves to the stress and frustration of searching for a baby monitor? –The truth is that most wireless baby monitors do not work well in the U. S –

But, the solution is simple. DIGITAL!!! A good digital monitor uses technology that prevents any and all radio interference. Plus, neither you nor your neighbors are ever victimized by a drifting signal. Thus, you will enjoy complete privacy. The monitor and cameras are “paired” so that

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“THE HOME SENTINEL” Digital Wireless 4 Camera Handheld Baby Monitor; GUARANTEED FREE FROM INTERFERENCE

• 300 ft. Open Space Range with interferace free, secure reception
• ability to connect to any DVD Recorder, VCR or TV with included A/V cable
• 4 Cameras
• 2.4-inch color LCD monitor enables good quality listen in audio, audio level indicator and out of range safety warning
• Camera features 15 ft. Night Vision and built-in battery compartment for optional portability

This new ultra digital wireless technology is the solution to interference problems with wireless monitors. It provides secure video with exceptional image quality and crisp audio. The encrypted frequency hopping technology guarantees privacy and prevents traditional interference from other technology devices such as cordless phones, wireless routers and microwave ovens. The Camera can be placed on a flat surface like a table or a dresser, or wall mounted. The Camera comeS with built-in battery

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