A steady routine plus a firm, flat, empty sleep space usually turns bassinet protests into longer stretches within a week or two.

Most baby scalp hemangiomas grow for a few months, then fade over years; a smaller set needs early care to cut the odds of sores or lasting marks.

Most gassy newborns pull their knees up, tense their belly, and settle soon after a burp or a good pass of gas.

An irregular heartbeat in a baby can be harmless, but fast breathing, poor feeding, gray-blue color, or limpness needs urgent care.

Newborn hiccups are common diaphragm spasms and usually fade within 5–10 minutes without bothering your baby.

Most kids should stay rear-facing until they hit their seat’s rear-facing limit, then ride forward-facing in a harness until they reach that seat’s top height

Baby hiccups are common and usually harmless, easing with upright holding, slower feeds, and a mid-feed burp.

A newborn is usually done feeding when sucking slows, swallows taper off, and they release the nipple or turn away with relaxed hands and a calm face.

Most newborn murmurs fade in days, but blue lips, poor feeding, fast breathing, or weak pulses call for same-day care.

A warm chest can be normal, but sweating, flushed skin, fast breathing, or a rectal temp of 38°C (100.4°F) needs prompt action.