Infant Articles

Baby eczema affects up to 1 in 5 infants. Learn what causes it, how to soothe your baby's skin, and which treatments pediatricians recommend.

10 simple strategies to help your baby learn to talk, from speaking and reading to play and music.

Is your child's cough lingering? You're not alone. Blueberry's pediatricians offer insights on what's typical, when to be concerned, and how to help your child find relief.

Most short falls don't cause serious harm. A pediatrician walks you through the immediate red flags, the 24-hour warning signs, when to call 911 vs. your pediatrician vs. wait at home, and whether it's safe to let your baby sleep.

The safe dose of baby Tylenol is 10 to 15 mg per kilogram of your child's weight. Use our pediatrician-approved dosage chart by weight, plus learn when to give Tylenol, how to measure safely, and when to call your doctor. Medically reviewed by Dr. Melissa Tribuzio, MD.

Six months sits well past the newborn stage — your baby is now stronger, more social, and ready to start exploring solid foods. By 6 months, most babies roll both ways and sit when propped on their hands.

Green poop in babies is almost always normal — bile, iron-fortified formula, lactose overload, or fast digestion. Learn the real red flags and when to call a pediatrician.

Is it safe for babies to sleep on their stomach? Pediatricians recommend back sleeping for every sleep until age 1 to lower the risk of SIDS. Once your baby can roll both ways on their own, they can stay in the position they choose. Learn the AAP safe sleep guidelines, when stomach sleeping becomes safe, and how to set up a safe sleep space.

Honey isn't safe for babies under 12 months, not even cooked or baked. Learn why, the signs of infant botulism, hidden honey sources, and what to do if your baby ate honey.