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  1. Is 32 Weeks Premature? NICU, Risks, and Long-Term Outlook

    Babies born at 32 weeks face real challenges, but most do well. Here’s what to expect in the NICU and beyond.

    By Kyle Edmonds
  2. How to Safely Cosleep: 7 Conditions and Setup

    If you choose to bedshare, these seven conditions and setup tips can help reduce the risks for your baby.

    By Emily Foster
  3. What Are Wake Windows and Why They Matter

    Wake windows help you time your baby’s sleep around their natural rhythms, making naps and bedtime go more smoothly as they grow.

    By Audrey Porter
  4. What Is Caput Succedaneum: Causes, Symptoms & Outlook

    Caput succedaneum is a soft scalp swelling some newborns develop during birth. Learn what causes it, how to recognize it, and how long it takes to go away.

    By Jacqueline Meyer
  5. What Is Kangaroo Care: Skin-to-Skin Benefits Explained

    Kangaroo care is skin-to-skin contact between parent and baby that supports breathing, brain development, and bonding for both premature and full-term newborns.

    By Kyle Edmonds
  6. How Do Babies See? A Month-by-Month Breakdown

    Babies don’t see the world the way adults do. Here’s how infant vision develops from birth through the first year, and what to watch for.

    By Jacqueline Meyer
  7. What Is Childhood Obesity? Causes, Health Effects

    Childhood obesity goes beyond weight — learn what causes it, how it affects kids physically and emotionally, and what management looks like.

    By Marcela Ayala
  8. What Is Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia in Premature Babies?

    BPD is a chronic lung condition affecting premature babies. Learn what causes it, how it’s treated in the NICU, and what it means for long-term health.

    By Valeria Bishop
  9. What Is Hydrocephalus in Babies: Causes & Treatment

    Learn what hydrocephalus is, why it happens in babies, and how it’s treated, including what to watch for after a shunt is placed.

    By Chris McLaughlin
  10. What Is a Fontanelle? Soft Spots on a Baby’s Skull

    Babies have six soft spots on their skulls, not just one. Learn where they are, when they close, and what changes in firmness can signal about your baby’s health.

    By Timothy Simmons
  11. What Is Elimination Communication and How Does It Work?

    Elimination communication helps parents tune into infant cues to reduce diaper use. Here’s how it works, when to start, and what to realistically expect.

    By Audrey Porter
  12. How to Treat HFMD: Fever, Mouth Sores and Blisters

    Practical tips for managing hand, foot, and mouth disease at home, from easing fever and mouth sores to knowing when to call a doctor.

    By Keisha Mensah
  13. How Tall Are Newborns? Average Length by Sex

    Most newborns measure between 19 and 20 inches, but sex, genetics, and gestational age all play a role in your baby’s birth length.

    By Samantha Thompson-Wakefield
  14. What Helps Kids Poop? Fiber, Fluids, and Habits

    Practical tips for relieving childhood constipation, from fiber-rich foods and hydration to toilet habits and when to see a doctor.

    By Chloe Kobayashi