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What is 'Hand-Foot-Mouth' disease?
Created by Mary Rodrigues (1 month ago)
A common viral infection causing sores in the mouth and a rash on the hands and feet. It is highly contagious but usually mild.
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What is 'Cradle Cap'?
Created by Joseph Rodrigues (1 month ago)
It is yellowish, crusty patches on a baby's scalp. It is harmless and not due to poor hygiene. Gently massaging with baby oil and brushing with a soft brush can help.
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When do 'Teeth' start coming in?
Created by Simran Kaur (1 month ago)
Most babies get their first tooth around 6 months, but it can range from 3 to 12 months. The lower front teeth usually appear first.
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What is 'Tummy Bug' (Gastroenteritis) in babies?
Created by Gurpreet Singh (1 month ago)
It's an infection causing vomiting and diarrhea. The biggest risk is dehydration. Continue breastfeeding or give small sips of ORS if advised by a doctor.
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What is 'Infant Massage'?
Created by Jaspreet Kaur (1 month ago)
A gentle, rhythmic stroking of the baby's body. It can promote relaxation, better sleep, and bonding between parent and child.
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How do I help a baby with 'Gas'?
Created by Meera Patel (1 month ago)
Try 'bicycle legs' (moving their legs in a cycling motion) or a gentle tummy massage to help move the gas through their system.
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Is 'Swaddling' safe?
Created by Manpreet Kaur (1 month ago)
Swaddling can help babies sleep, but it must be done correctly—snug around the chest but loose around the hips to prevent hip dysplasia. Stop swaddling once the baby starts to roll.
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Can babies have 'Sunscreen'?
Created by Gurpreet Singh (1 month ago)
The AAP recommends keeping babies under 6 months out of direct sunlight. For babies older than 6 months, use a broad-spectrum sunscreen on exposed areas.
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Is 'Pacifier' use okay?
Created by Harpreet Singh (1 month ago)
Pacifiers can soothe a baby and may reduce the risk of SIDS. However, it's best to wait until breastfeeding is well-established (around 3–4 weeks) to avoid nipple confusion.
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What is 'Jaundice' in newborns?
Created by Kavya Patel (1 month ago)
It is a yellowing of the skin and eyes caused by excess bilirubin. Many babies have mild jaundice that clears on its own, but severe cases require phototherapy (blue light treatment).
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