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Can Newborns Sleep on Their Side? A Pediatrician's Guide to Safe Sleep
No — newborns should not sleep on their side. Learn why back sleeping is safest, what to do when your baby rolls, and how to create a safe sleep space. Medically reviewed by Dr. Makia Powers, MD, FAAP.
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Newborn Fever Over 100.4°F: Why It's an ER Emergency
A pediatrician's guide to fever in babies under 3 months. Learn what counts as a fever, when to go to the ER, how to take an accurate rectal temperature, and what to expect from the sepsis workup.
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Newborn Sleeping Through the Night: A Pediatrician's Guide
When do babies sleep through the night? A pediatrician explains what's normal at each age, what helps, and the AAP safe-sleep rules to follow.
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How Big Is a Newborn's Stomach? A Day-by-Day Size Guide
A pediatrician's day-by-day guide to newborn stomach size: cherry on day 1, walnut by day 3, ping-pong ball by day 7, egg by day 10. Plus feeding tips.
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Newborn Bedtime Routine: A Pediatrician's Step-by-Step Guide (0–3 Months)
A pediatrician's step-by-step newborn bedtime routine for babies 0–3 months — feed, bath, quiet time, safe sleep. AAP-aligned. Talk to a doctor 24/7.
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A Pediatrician's Guide to Telehealth
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Newborn Sleeping on Chest: Is It Safe? AAP Guidance
Holding your awake newborn on your chest is safe and bonding. Falling asleep with them on you is not. Here's what's safe and what to do instead.
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Normal Temperature for a Baby (and When It's a Fever)
A normal baby temperature is 97.5 to 99.5°F (36.4 to 37.5°C); a fever is a rectal reading of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher. Learn how to measure it right and when to call.
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Newborn Gas Relief: A Pediatrician's Guide to Soothing a Gassy Baby
Simple, pediatrician-reviewed ways to relieve newborn gas: burping, bicycle legs, tummy time, feeding fixes, plus what gas drops really do.
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Green Poop in Babies: A Pediatrician's Guide
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.
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