Teach a newborn to sleep alone with safe setup, drowsy-but-awake starts, brief soothing check-ins, and steady routines—gentle progress over days.

Newborn constipation relief starts with simple moves like bicycle legs, tummy massage, warm baths, and extra tummy time, plus a call for red flags.

Gently wipe a newborn’s tongue with sterile water on soft gauze; don’t scrape, and see your pediatrician if white patches won’t wipe away.

Yes — gentle belly massage, bicycle legs, a warm bath, and smart feeding habits can help a newborn poop; call your baby’s doctor for warning signs.

Gentle saline, soft suction, clean air, and safe sleep ease newborn congestion while you watch feeding, breathing, and fever.

To ease newborn hiccups, pause feeding to burp, sit baby upright, offer a pacifier, and wait—hiccups in babies usually pass on their own.

Newborn hiccups usually stop on their own; gentle burping, an upright hold, or a brief pacifier suck often settles them within minutes.

A newborn’s stuffy nose eases with saline drops, gentle suction, moist air, and smart feeding positions—no cold medicines needed.

Use saline drops and a bulb syringe or nasal aspirator to clear a newborn’s nose gently, with short suction and plenty of pauses.

Use a clean, damp gauze or washcloth to gently wipe your newborn’s tongue and gums once daily—no toothpaste or scrapers needed.