–Blowing bubbles – was this teething come early? Probably not. The reality is reflux babies make excess saliva to deal with the taste of the stomach acid in their mouth.

(obsolete) Someone who has been ‘bubbled’ or fooled; a dupe. A small, hollow, floating bead or globe, formerly used for testing the strength of spirits. The globule of air in the chamber of a spirit level. (Cockney rhyming slang) A laugh. Synonyms: giraffe, bubble bath.

3 to 6 months

Reflux occurs because a muscle at the top of the stomach, called the sphincter, is loose. It can also be caused by air bubbles in the stomach or by eating too much food too quickly. Spitting up may not cause discomfort and your baby may seem not notice.

Baby spit bubbles = lip workout The noise and the jaw movements babies make when they spit bubbles helps their lips and facial muscles exercise. They slowly start learning how to navigate through their lips, tongue, and mouth.

Why does the washerman bring donkeys? Answer: The washerman brings donkeys to carry away the dirty clothes on their backs.

Reflux. Reflux is when food and acid move from the stomach back into the esophagus. It’s normal for all babies to have some reflux – they’ll spit up or regurgitate a little milk after some feedings.

Why do you think Meena was carrying her brother? Answer: Meena was carrying her brother on her back because he was unable to walk and she loved him very much.

3: Why do you think Meena was carrying her brother? Answer: Meena’s brother was too small and did not have the ability to walk up the hill. This is the reason why Meena was carrying her Brother up the hill.

Who does the postman bring letters for? Ans. The postman brings letters for the child’s mother or father. 2.

2. What does the baby do with the book? Ans. The baby tears the pages of the book and laughs.

What is the vegetable man selling? Answer: The vegetable man is selling peas, cauliflowers, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers, radishes and carrots.

NCERT Solutions for Class 3 English Whats in the Mailbox

• Who does the postman bring letters for?
• Does the child ever get a letter?
• What does the child decide to do?
• Have you written letters?
• Who have you written to?
• Who would you like to write to today? How?
• Now write a letter to your friend, telling his about your school.
• Here are some people who help us.

Who does the postman bring letters for? Answer: The postman brings two or three letters for the child’s mother or father.

2. What happened to the little tiger cub when he chased the frog? Ans. The little tiger cub lost and saw another tiger in the jungle.

Answer: A camel usually eats thorny bushes in the desert.

Answer. It is difficult to live in the desert as it is very hot so there will be no water,plants cannot grow as hey need water or rain and soil to grow so there wont be food for us to eat and there is rarely some shade to hid under.

Camels are called ships of the desert because they carry very big loads from one side of the desert to the other. Dromedary camels can carry over two hundred kilograms on their backs. Camels walk four kilometers per hour through the hot desert. They can go like this for three weeks without water!

A desert is any large region that gets very little rain each year. Very few plants or animals live in desert areas.

Antarctic desert

Lut Desert

Some interesting facts about these deserts are mentioned below:

• Antarctic – 5.5 million square miles.
• Arctic – 5.4 million square miles.
• Sahara – 3.5 million square miles.
• Arabian – 1.0 million square miles.
• Gobi – 0.5 million square miles.
• Patagonian – 0.26 million square miles.
• Great Victoria – 0.25 million square miles.