AAP pareshan mat ho... Baby ka baat karna dhire dhire hoga...har bachha alag hai koi jaldi Bolte hain toh koi late ...aap usse baat kijiye chizo ka Naam batate rahiye..mama Papa b sikhate rahiye dhire dhire woh bolne lagegi aur bathroom mein susu karna sikha Rahi hain toh achhi baat hai .thodi thodi gap mein usse bathroom le ke susu karayen jab woh bolne lagegi khud isare se batayegi susu jaane k baare mein...

Hi can you send image of it?

You can use MeeMee strawberry flavoured tooth paste,it is a good one,which improves tooth colour...flouride free too...

It's better to consult ur Gyneac regarding this bcoz ur doctor knows well about ur health condition & will give suggestion according to that.

Once you consult with your Paediatrician,they will advice you...

Can't tell what exactly it is,so better once you consult with your Paediatrician,they will suggest you...

Hi it seems mosquito bite

Upto six months breastfeeding only recommended for babies...
After that only you can start giving semi-solid foods along with bm or fm...

No water too till 6 months,as bm contains water,no need to give again...

So don't self medicate your baby...
Your baby is too small ...

Based on the baby's health, Paediatrician will suggest you some vitamin syrups...

So you consult with your Paediatrician,they will clear your doubts...

Without Dr prescribed,don't give any medicines...

2 years and above can be considered in joining a playgroup. You can start with a local playgroup of the children within your colony. Ideally, it would be easier for your child to communicate if he understands a few of the local words, but there is no harm if your child speaks a different language from the other children, they will still learn how to communicate and get their point across. It is crucial to introduce cooperative play at an earlier age.

All that you have described is completely normal. Children at 2 and 3 are highly fussy and will do anything to get attention. If you have observed that your child gets everything after crying, then that is probably a reason why your child is crying and is fussy. Sometimes ignoring this will allow your child to self soothe and realize that they should also learn to manage their own activities sometimes. Another aspect is children often feel distraught when separated from their primary caregiver, and in your case that is you. Therefore ensuring that your child interacts with other members of the family, interacts with other children his age and also has some alone time to play without others will reduce fussiness. The key is to set boundaries and let your child know what is acceptable behaviour and what isn't.