Baby fever
Age, alertness, breathing and hydration matter as much as the number.
Quick answers structured around what is common, what you can try and when to seek help.
Age, alertness, breathing and hydration matter as much as the number.
Small spit-ups are common; forceful, green or bloody vomiting is different.
Hiccups are usually normal in babies and rarely need treatment.
Night waking and short naps change with age; safety comes first.
Readiness, texture and choking prevention are key.
Understanding, gestures, expression and social interaction all matter.