Infant Articles

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Teething can make your baby feel warm, but it does not cause a true fever. Learn what the research says, when to worry, and safe ways to soothe your teething baby.

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.

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.

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.

A baby fever is a rectal temperature of 100.4°F or higher. Learn what causes infant fevers, when to worry by age, home care tips, fever medications, and when to call the doctor or go to the ER.

Baby eczema causes dry, itchy, red patches that affect about 1 in 5 infants. Learn what causes flare-ups, how to soothe your baby's skin, when to see a doctor, and which treatments pediatricians recommend. Medically reviewed by Dr. Melissa Tribuzio, MD.