Baby has a fever — what should I watch for?
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Is frequent hiccuping normal for newborns?
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My 2-year-old is not talking much — is that normal?
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When does pregnancy nausea usually improve?
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How much sleep does my child need?
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For common situations, start with the key points before reading deeper.
🍼 Spit-up
- Common: immature digestion, feeding volume or swallowed air
- Try first: smaller feeds, burping, upright time after feeds
- Get help: green/bloody vomit, dehydration, poor weight gain
🌡️ Fever
- Common: viral infections and other illnesses
- Try first: fluids, comfort and monitoring behaviour
- Urgent: young infants or concerning symptoms — follow local medical guidance
🌙 Sleep
- Common: changing routines, teething, development
- Try first: a predictable wind-down routine and safe sleep environment
- Get help: persistent sleep problems affecting health or daily life
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