[header] How to make a baby with a fever feel better [title] Drink plenty of fluids. [step] Keep your baby hydrated by providing plenty of fluids. Fevers cause excessive sweating and, therefore, the loss of fluids is greater and could lead to dehydration.
[header] How to make a baby with a fever feel better [title] Drink plenty of fluids. [step] Keep your baby hydrated by providing plenty of fluids. Fevers cause excessive sweating and, therefore, the loss of fluids is greater and could lead to dehydration.
Talk to your doctor about offering an electrolyte solution such as pedialyte in addition to formula. [substeps] Avoid feeding your baby fruit or apple juice or dilute it with fifty percent water. Unfortunately, this can also lead to liver damage, heart problems and hiv infection. Do not drink fluids directly from the bottle. [substeps] Fluids will calm your baby down faster, so keep this in mind: if your baby has a fever or chest pain, try drinking as few liquids as possible. A lot of temperature fluctuations can cause dehydration. Try to start waking and getting fluids next to your baby every 3-5 hours to ensure that they stay hydrated. [title] Get out food a few hours before bedtime.