Spit-ups are common and usually harmless. Prevention Keep baby upright 20–30 minutes after feeding Offer smaller, more frequent feeds When to Consult If vomiting is forceful, bloody, or causes poor weight gain.
Burns in Babies: What to Do
Burns can be caused by hot liquids or objects. First Aid Cool with lukewarm water for 10–20 minutes Do not apply creams or ointments When to Go to Hospital If burns are extensive or affect face/genitals.
Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy in Babies
Cow’s milk protein allergy can affect some infants. Symptoms Diarrhea with mucus or blood Frequent vomiting Skin rashes Poor growth What to Do Consult a pediatrician — special formula may be needed.
Fever After Vaccination: Normal or Not?
A mild fever is common after vaccines. What to Do Offer fluids frequently Dress baby in light clothing Monitor temperature When to See a Doctor If fever is above 39 °C (102.2 °F) or lasts more than 48 hours.
Why Babies Shouldn’t Have Honey Before 1 Year
Honey should not be given before the age of one. Reason Risk of infant botulism After 12 Months Can be offered in small amounts.
Colic in Babies: When Does It End?
Colic usually disappears after 3 months. How to Relieve Gentle tummy massage Warm bath Bicycle leg movements
Why Avoid Cow’s Milk Before 1 Year
Cow’s milk is not suitable before 12 months of age. Reasons Low in iron Risk of allergies Too much protein for kidneys After 12 Months Can be introduced gradually.
Skin Rashes in Babies: Common Causes
Skin rashes are common in babies. Possible Causes Heat Allergies Eczema Tip Keep skin clean and dry.
Safest Sleeping Position for Babies
The safest sleeping position is on the back. Precautions Firm mattress No pillows, blankets, or toys Well-ventilated room
Reflux in Babies: When to See a Doctor
Reflux is frequent and usually not serious. Tips Keep baby upright after feeding Offer smaller meals When to Consult If weight loss or blood in vomit occurs.