A ï¬exible work arrangement includes: 1. ï¬exibility in the scheduling of hours worked, such as alternative work schedules. (e.g., ï¬ex time and compressed workweeks), and arrangements regarding shift and break schedules; 2. ï¬exibility in the amount of hours worked, such as part time work and job shares; and.
If giving formula, changing to a soy formula can also sometimes be helpful, as long as your child does not have a soy allergy. Medications used to treat younger infants and children with constipation are usually limited to colace, maltsupex, lactulose, and the occasional use of a glycerin suppository.
Use a teaspoon, syringe or medicine dropper to give the fluid to your child. You can also use a bottle or cup. Give your child a small amount of solution (5 mL or 1 teaspoon to start) every 2 to 3 minutes. If your child accepts and drinks the solution, gradually increase the amount. Increase the amount you give up to at most 1 ounce (30 mL) every 5 minutes.