by March of Dimes In this article Feeding tips for preemies with reflux When to call your baby's healthcare provider All babies spit up or throw up now and then. But some do so more often than usual. This is called reflux. Reflux is short for gastroesophageal reflux, or GERD. Reflux is common among premature babies. Most babies outgrow it after a few months. Only 1 percent of babies are still spitting up after their first birthday. Here's what happens with reflux: Food first passes through the mouth and the esophagus into the stomach. They grow and develop normally. But for a few babies, reflux is more serious and requires medication. Feeding tips for preemies with refluxIf your baby had reflux in the NICU, the nurses may have shown you how to feed and position your baby to minimize spit up. 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It was through this work that he met Oprah Winfrey, who was so impressed with his style and his insights on life that she brought him to television and made him the TV star he is today. Dr. Phil considers himself a student of human nature first and foremost.In his 1999 book Strategies: Doing What Works, Doing What Matters, he lays out his ten laws of life. As he puts it; one is going to ask you if you think these laws are fair, or if you think they should exist. Like the law of gravity, they simply are. Agree or disagree that Dr. Phil style.Life Law 1: You either get it or you don't.According to Dr. Phil, those who "get it" understand how things work and have a strategy to create the results they want. Those who don't are stumbling along looking puzzled, and can be found complaining that they never seem to get a break.Life Law 2: You create your own experience.This means taking responsibility for your life. Dr. Phil doesn believe in victimhood. If you in a bad relationship, if you in a job you hate, if you overweight, then you have no one to blame but yourself.You are creating the situations you are in and the emotions that flow from those situations. You will never fix a problem by blaming someone else. Instead, start choosing the right behaviors and thoughts. Eventually, it will lead to the positive outcomes you want.Life Law 3: People do what works.Even the most destructive behaviors have a payoff. If they didn you wouldn do them, right? So, if you want to stop behaving in a certain way, you have to recognize what you are gaining from it. Then figure out other, more constructive ways you can gain what you need.Life Law 4: You cannot change what you do not acknowledge.If you're unwilling or unable to identify and consciously acknowledge your negative behaviors, characteristics or life patterns, then you will not change them. (In fact, they will only grow worse and become more entrenched in your life.) You've got to face it to replace it.Acknowledgment means slapping yourself in the face with the brutal reality, admitting that you are getting payoffs for what you are doing, and giving yourself a no kidding, bottom line truthful confrontation. You cannot afford the luxury of lies, denial or defensiveness.Life Law 5: Life rewards action.Talk is cheap. It's what you do that determines the script of your life. Measure yourself and others based on results not intentions or words. Decide that you are worth the risk of taking action, and that your dreams are not to be sold out. Know that putting yourself at risk may be scary, but it will be worth it. You must leave behind the comfortable and familiar if you are to move onward and upward.Life Law 6: There is no reality, only perception.You know and experience this world only through the perceptions that you create. You have the ability to choose how you perceive any event in your life, and you exercise this power of choice in every circumstance, every day of your life. No matter what the situation, you choose your reaction, assigning meaning and value to an event.Life Law 7: Life is managed; it is not cured.You are a life manager, and your objective is to actively manage your life in a way that generates high quality results. You are your own most important resource for making your life work. Success is a moving target that must be tracked and continually pursued.Effective life management means you need to require more of yourself in your grooming, self control, emotional management, interaction with others, work performance, dealing with fear, and in every other category you can think of. You must approach this task with the most intense commitment, direction and urgency you can muster.Life Law 8: We teach people how to treat us.You either teach people to treat you with dignity and respect, or you don't. This means you are partly responsible for the mistreatment that you get at the hands of someone else. You shape others' behavior when you teach them what they can get away with and what they cannot.Life Law 9: There is power in forgiveness.Hate, anger and resentment are destructive, eating away at the heart and soul of the person who carries them. Forgiveness is not about another person who has transgressed against you; it is about you. Forgiveness is about doing whatever it takes to preserve the power to create your own emotional state. It is a gift to yourself and it frees you.Life Law 10: You have to name it before you can claim it.Not knowing what you want from your major life goals to your day to day desires is not OK. The most you'll ever get is what you ask for. 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Free Shipping For All Orders Nike Roshe Run Reddish Brown White,Men Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 Black Gym Red Wolf Grey Before having children most of us promise ourselves we be nothing like our parents. I always swore I would never neglect my kids like I felt my mom had done to us. Her extreme hands off parenting style left us kids to fend for ourselves most of the time. We lived on cereal and pre packaged goodies and were left to dress ourselves with whatever clean clothing we could find rummaging in laundry baskets. Thisdidn bother me until I was in middle school. By then I was desperate to be one of the pretty girls. Unfortunately, I was always awkward and just a little bit chubby. I was never going to be one of those girls if Icouldn convince my dad to take us shopping for school clothes anywhere other than Shopko. Either way, my momdidn stop me. When I told her that some kids were making fun of me because I looked she said, "We just invite them to our house, thenwe seewho ispoor." What I wish she would have said: "Oh, honey. We will go shopping right away. We get you the most fantastic clothes. We have your hair styled by a professional and you become the most popular girl in school." Luckily, we moved and my dad took over the responsibility of taking us kids shopping for school clothes. Although we got to pick out our own clothes, we had limits as to what my dad would spend on certain articles of clothing. I went through middle school sporting the coolest $12 clearance jeans. I got a job the second I was old enough to work which is 14 years old in South Dakota. I always spent a big majority of my money buying clothes and getting my hair done by a professional instead of hacking it all off myself like I had tried a couple of times in middle school. Before having kids, I vowed I would do better than my parents. I would really care about how my kids looked. I would buy them expensive clothes so other kids wouldn't make fun of them. Although I was adamant about this more thana dozen years ago, I had completely set these memories aside until recently. While watching a family of perfectly coordinated boys on a recent shopping trip I thought wow that mom hasit together. Then I started thinking about my boys and their hand me downs and I realized I turned out to be just like my mother minus the rummaging in laundry baskets. Well, maybe it's because the boys are so young. They would ruin anything nice I put them in. When the boys start school I will definitely be better about getting them into perfectly coordinating outfits. All of this got me thinking how much effort in your kids appearance is normal? At what age should you really try to make sure your kids are put together all the time and not just on Sundays and special occasions? Will focusing on your kids looks send them the wrong message? Around the age of two I never had much control over what my daughters wore. There were issues with anything loose or itchy. So that limited us to leggings, tights, plain tops with no embellishments. Fighting to get them to wear what was weather appropriate was about all I was willing to fight over. If they wanted to wear orange striped leggings with a purple polka dotted top, fine. And I think older kids would tease kids that wore coordinating outfits. I would think that wouldn be very cool after a certain age. So that doesn signal to me that the family has it all and then some. I feel blessed because my oldest daughter can so clearly show eh world who she is partly based on how she chooses to dress. And the energy I put into getting them clothes is solely put into finding things they will actually wear and is age appropriate, not on how cute or stylish it is. In all seriousness, at his age (20 months) and a good few years later, he not going to look any less put together in secondhand than he will in top of the line stuff (and, if any of the mannequins are a real indication of how kids are dressed, I think he dresses better). I don think fighting with someone about their clothing choices is worth the effort, so if later in life he wants to wear dresses or whatever, we let him wear whatever he wants. We may not actually buy him fancy clothes, but we let him wear it. Wile my mom made sure that I had a nice selection of cloths that fit, they were hardly ever After I was old enough to dress myself I got to pick out what to wear and I just happened to like to match. My husband on the other hand only had his older brothers hand me downs, and hated it. His parents never bought him cloths. With my kids, as long as the cloths are clean and fit, I let them choose what to wear. My husband tries to get them to match and look but my son won go for it. He has his own style, and its not his dads. Our daughter is still dressed by us so she usually wears what ever we pick out. I feel that its up to the parents to make sure that the children have cloths that match, fit, and look good together, and its up to the child to choose what they want to wear. (best way to make it weather/age appropriate is to only have the clothes in the drawers. ) When I was a kid, my mom bought me whatever she liked, which was never anything close to what I wanted. I remember how much I hated that. With my kids, I try to strike a balance. I take them shopping and let them pick what they like, within reason. They don get anything I think is inappropriate or ridiculously expensive. At home, they generally dress themselves. So long as the clothes are appropriate for the season and the occasion (no bathing suit at church), I don interfere. I think if they are happy with their appearance, I have succeeded. I make sure all the clothes are clean and fit properly. I try to keep my daughter hair presentable, but it a losing battle. We brush it at least once a day, and put it up if she asks. I figure we have plenty of time to fuss over it when she older. I generally care more about her hair than she does. 13yo girl I don buy anything that is not appropriate for school, but I take her with me to shop. I also let her do what she wants with her hair, makeup, accessories, etc. 12yo boy all he wants to wear are jeans and t shirts, so I try to work with that for special occasions (dark wash, snugger fit jeans with a blazer or sweater over his t shirt). 9yo boy dude is a fashionista and always looks good. He not only knows how to match and coordinate, he always knows exactly what to wear for every occasion/season. 2yo girl always wants to wear dresses. Way easy! Everyone wears things from clearance racks, garage sales, thrift stores, hand me downs, etc. though. I am a teacher and my husband works in construction and I eight months pregnant with twins! We can afford to buy brand new brand names all the time! Although, we try to include things they really want Nike shoes or designer jeans or whatever as birthday and Christmas gifts, either from us or the grandparents, because we both grew up in families where money was tight and we remember feeling left out sometimes because of our clothes or hair or whatever. Generally speaking, my children look odd. They have the ability to wear matching (or at least coordinating) clothing. They opt to look like they ran out of a burning building and grabbed the nearest articles of clothing they could lay hands on. They have the ability to wear something different each day of the week. I have to stop them from fishing things out of the hamper because of the 5 pairs of jeans they own, only 1 pair is their favorite. They have a variety of shoes from which to choose. I have yet to convince anyone that red cowboy boots do not go with everything. I not going to spend a bunch of money buying my kids trendy labels because they need to get used to either (1) not being trendy or (2) being broke and I know which choice I endorse. But beyond that, I make sure they have reasonably good choices available to them and unless I paying someone to take their picture, I let them make their choices. I do spend a bit of time and energy on my kids clothes. They have quite a few things that need to be ironed, which I happily do. I buy almost exclusively 2nd hand, and that the best way to get clothes that I like, especially for girls. I don like baggy tshirts, pink on pink on pink, sports themes, prominently displayed logos, or disney themes, and colour is important to me because they look really good in certain colours and horribly ill in others. Nike Roshe Run Reddish Brown White Reebok gained a big deal of popularity and attention in the 1980's in America nearly the time that the aerobics craze was hitting and everybody was going to the gym. 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