Safety

Some common health issues they face are jaundice, cough, vomiting, and fever.

Fever with stomach issues or rashes may indicate your baby has an infection.

A developing digestive system may cause the issue; try burps and tummy massages for relief.

Recognize the signs of torticollis, such as a lump on the neck, for effective treatment.

Seeing the baby spit up through the nose can be scary for parents but is more common than one may think.

These itchy, pimple-like rashes make them fussy and are caused by the chickenpox virus.

Smaller boils can be treated at home, while the larger ones may require incision and drainage.

Stains may occur for many reasons; cleaning and polishing teeth may eliminate extrinsic ones.

Natural reflexes and muscle exercise are common reasons why babies put objects in their mouths.

Look out for signs of eye discomfort such as swelling or itching to diagnose this condition.

The use of home remedies for treating this condition is not usually advised.

This skin ailment manifests as blisters all over an infant's body.

Read the instruction manual well, and do not apply repellent if the baby develops rashes.

Dealing with a whiny baby is any parent’s worst nightmare, but patience is the only key.

Gastrointestinal and respiratory symptoms after consuming certain foods may indicate food allergies.

Recognizing signs such as droopy eyes can help obtain prompt treatment for this syndrome.

Taking proper care of their scalp and being aware of allergies may help reduce hair loss.

The presence of blood in the feces can be either due to infections or allergies.

From allergies to infections, many factors cause these itchy rashes; home remedies may help.

Dark circles in babies occur for several reasons, which aren’t usually a cause for concern.

Follow care tips to ensure your baby's gum pain symptoms are effectively treated.

The eye condition mostly resolves on its own, but home remedies and medications may help.

Nasal saline sprays or drops and duction with a bulb syringe can help clear their nose.

The use of leg braces and physiotherapy can help in the treatment process.

Recognizing the warning signs can help your child obtain early medical attention.

Get your child tested if they have a persistent cough, fever, or weakness.

Mouth ulcers in infants may not always be preventable, but there are usually ways to manage them at home.

Although some cases resolve on their own, others may need medications to avoid complications.

Be cautious because the symptoms and causes may overlap with other diseases.

Application of topical antiviral creams and ointments is advised to control the symptoms.