Dr.Rawan Demachkie

Dr.Rawan Demachkie Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine

08/02/2026

Most car seat injuries happen not from lack of a seat, but from wrong installation. A loose harness or low chest clip puts your baby at serious risk. Always check tightness, clip level, and fit for weight/age. Don’t guess, ask a certified tech. Safe seat saves lives.




08/02/2026

Sleep regressions aren’t sleep problems—they’re signs of brain growth. Babies waking up suddenly might be learning to sit, crawl, or walk. Don’t break routines or add extra night feeds. Stick to structure, wait 1–2 weeks, and things often reset. Change too fast, and sleep struggles stay longer.demachkie




07/02/2026

Most car seat injuries happen not from lack of a seat, but from wrong installation. A loose harness or low chest clip puts your baby at serious risk. Always check tightness, clip level, and fit for weight/age. Don’t guess, ask a certified tech. Safe seat saves lives.demachkie




06/02/2026

Worried your child isn’t talking yet? Most delays are mild, but warning signs matter. No words by 18 months or no phrases by 2 years needs action. Early speech issues often link to hearing problems, always check hearing first. Don’t wait, early help makes a big difference..demachkie




05/02/2026

Sending a sick child to school spreads viruses before fever shows. Cough, vomiting, or diarrhea can infect others fast. Keeping your child home protects everyone, and helps them recover quicker. Don’t wait for a fever to act. Rest is part of healingdemachkie




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05/02/2026

Breastmilk doesn’t “turn into water” after 6 months. It evolves. After 6 months, it gets richer in immune factors and supports solid food. Even after 1 year, it’s still a vital source of fat, protein, and antibodies. Breastfeeding grows with your baby, not out of them.





04/02/2026

Breastfeeding lowers obesity risk later—but it’s not magic. It helps babies learn hunger and fullness cues. But weight depends on more: active lifestyle, balanced meals, and sleep. Breastfeeding is a smart start, not a full solution. Prevention takes more than milk—it takes daily habits.




03/02/2026

No food is strictly forbidden during breastfeeding. Eat a balanced diet and watch your baby—not people’s opinions. Only cut a food if your baby shows a clear reaction. Yes to garlic, onions, and coffee—up to 300 mg caffeine daily. A nourished mom is a stronger mom.demachkie





03/02/2026

Pacifier reduces SIDS risk when used during sleep. It helps airway stay open and lightens deep sleep. Only introduce pacifier after breastfeeding is well established. Use it only at sleep time. Never attach with a string. If baby spits it out, don’t reinsert. Smart pacifier use protects infant sleep.

02/02/2026

Breastfeeding lowers postpartum depression risk through oxytocin, but only when it’s pain-free and supported. If it’s exhausting, the problem isn’t breastfeeding—it’s lack of support. Ask for help early. Your mental health matters. A healthy mom means a healthy baby.

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