Johns Hopkins Children's Center experts outline pedestrian, burn, allergy, anxiety, and candy guidance pediatricians can share before Halloween.
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Clinical Tip: A safe remedy for chapped lips in newborns
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When parents of a newborn with chapped lips ask what they can apply to ease the chapping, I suggest lanolin cream-the same kind breastfeeding mothers use for sore, cracked nipples. The cream works well and will not harm the baby even if he ingests some of it. Ericka Hong, MD Chino, Calif.
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