A baby with a stomach bug may lose fluids through vomiting or diarrhoea. A fever can also increase fluid needs, while a blocked nose or general illness may make feeding harder. That’s why signs of dehydration in babies can appear during several illnesses, sometimes before the original symptoms seem severe. Notice changes from your baby’s ...
A UK heatwave can turn an ordinary feed, nap or pushchair trip into something parents need to think about more carefully. Babies are especially vulnerable to hot weather, so the goal is simple: reduce heat exposure, support normal feeding and know the warning signs that need medical help. Keeping baby cool in a heatwave does ...
Teething can make even confident parents second-guess what their baby needs. One day your little one is settled, and the next they may be dribbling, chewing everything in reach and waking more often. Although teething can be uncomfortable, it is a normal part of development, and most symptoms can be managed safely at home. The ...
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