Start with sponge baths until the cord falls off, then give 5–10 minute warm-water tub baths, always within arm’s reach and never unattended.

Newborn thrush clears with a prescribed antifungal (often nystatin) plus careful nipple, pacifier, and bottle hygiene; treat breastfeeding parent too.

To ease newborn hiccups, pause feeds, burp well, adjust latch or nipple flow, and offer a pacifier; routine hiccups are harmless.

Newborn hiccups usually fade on their own; pause feeds, burp gently, keep baby upright, and use a calm latch to reduce air and settle the diaphragm.

Newborn hiccups are common and harmless; pause feeds, burp often, hold upright, or offer a pacifier; get help if feeding or breathing is affected.

Set up a safe crib, use a short wind-down routine, soothe in-crib, and transfer drowsy to help a newborn sleep in a crib.

Start with brief cot naps, a simple routine, and calm cues so your newborn links the crib with comfort and sleep.

RSV can be fatal in newborns, but deaths are rare in high-income countries; risk peaks in the first 2 months and rises with prematurity or heart/lung disease.

Tummy time with a newborn starts with short, watched sessions on a firm surface, building up day by day as your baby handles it.

Yes. You can shift a newborn’s sleep schedule with gentle day-night cues, short wake windows, and safe, steady routines.