Infant Articles

Vomiting in a baby without fever is usually caused by overfeeding, reflux, or the early hours of a stomach bug. Learn how to tell spit-up from vomiting, spot dehydration, and know the red flags that mean it is time to call your pediatrician or 911.

Baby led weaning, explained by pediatricians: when to start, readiness signs, safe first foods, allergens, and gagging vs choking. Message a Blueberry doctor.

A normal baby temperature is 97.5 to 99.5°F (36.4 to 37.5°C); a fever is a rectal reading of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher. Learn how to measure it right and when to call.

Baby eczema affects up to 1 in 5 infants. Learn what causes it, how to soothe your baby's skin, and which treatments pediatricians recommend.

Is it safe for babies to sleep on their stomach? Pediatricians recommend back sleeping for every sleep until age 1 to lower the risk of SIDS. Once your baby can roll both ways on their own, they can stay in the position they choose. Learn the AAP safe sleep guidelines, when stomach sleeping becomes safe, and how to set up a safe sleep space.

How long should a child stay in a rear facing car seat? AAP and NHTSA guidance, when to switch to forward-facing, weight limits, and the leg cramping myth answered.

A pediatrician's guide to your 6-month-old's milestones: what babies do across motor, speech, sleep, and feeding, plus the red flags to watch for.

10 simple strategies to help your baby learn to talk, from speaking and reading to play and music.